Employment


The Montana Natural Heritage Program is currently recruiting for the following positions.

  • Ecology GIS Project Manager

    The Montana Natural Heritage Program (NHP) is recruiting for an Ecology GIS Project Manager to oversee the production and quality assurance/quality control of National Wetland Inventory (NWI) mapping currently being undertaken by a staff of 5-7 ecologist/photo interpreters. S/he will also take the lead on developing and managing ecological classification and analysis projects using remote sensing and GIS technologies, and for making data available to support effective resource management and conservation. Read the Position Announcement Here

  • Seasonal Field Position -- Wetland Ecologist

    The Montana Natural Heritage Program (NHP) is recruiting for a Wetlands Ecologist for the 2012 field season. The Wetland Ecologist will work with the Project Lead in the field to successfully complete fieldwork. The fieldwork involves extensive collection of vegetation, soil, and environmental data, identification of plant species, and completion of field survey forms. This position will require identification of Montana flora and the ability to use GPS, aerial photographs, and maps. Willingness to travel extensively during the field season, work unusual schedules, camp, and backpack into remote areas of Montana is expected. Position will begin in June 2012. Read the Position Announcement Here

  • Seasonal Field Position -- Wetland Ecologists and Botantist

    The Montana Natural Heritage Program (NHP) is recruiting for a Wetland Ecologist and Botantist for the 2012 field season. The Wetland Ecologist and Botanist will manage day-to-day operations in the field, field equipment, and other project resources for successful completion of the fieldwork. The fieldwork involves extensive collection of vegetation, soil, and environmental data, identification of plant species, and completion of field survey forms. This position will require knowledge of Rocky Mountain flora and the ability to use GPS. Willingness to travel extensively during the field season, work unusual schedules, camp, and backpack into remote areas of Montana is expected. Position will begin in June 2012. Read the Position Announcement Here

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