Do not respond to senders address! See address at bottom of posting for further information. ---------------------- Forwarded by Jim Chambers/jchamb/LSU on 10/15/98 05:30 PM --------------------------- fabian@arc.ab.ca on 10/15/98 03:11:50 PM To: Jim Chambers/jchamb/LSU@LSU cc: Subject: Job Posting, Wildlife Ecologist Hello. I don't subscribe to alt.forestry but I've been asked to post a job advertisement listed below to this mailing list. I was wondering if you could post this to alt.forestry for us. If you could post this widely where you work I would also appreciate it. Thanks for any time you might spare us. Wildlife Ecologist Vegreville, Alberta Our Forest Resources Business Unit located at Vegreville, is Alberta's leader in operational and applied research and technology development in adaptive management systems and sustainable forest management. We seek a qualified Ecologist to conduct applied research on an interdisciplinary project as part of an overall goal to better understand how forest succession, forest structure, and wildlife recovery are related to silviculture practices. As Wildlife Ecologist, you will be responsible for planning components of the research project and, during the field season, will organize and set up field camps. You will also co-ordinate and supervise data collection, participate in interviews to select new field staff, ensure field data is collected to the highest standards, establish work priorities and schedules for field staff, analyze data, write reports and scientific papers and keep abreast of related projects being conducted at other organizations. Candidates require an M. Sc. (preferably Ph. D.) in Wildlife Biology, plant ecology or a related field, at least 3 years of field research experience, knowledge of ecological theory, landscape ecology, conservation biology, wildlife biology, community ecology and forest ecology. You should also have the ability to work as part of a multi-disciplinary team in remote field camps, computer knowledge (data base applications, statistical applications, word processing and file organization) and a valid driver's license. Four-wheel drive trucks and quads will be used extensively and, on occasion, airplanes and helicopters. For more information contact Dr. Jim Schieck, Forest Resources Business Unit, Alberta Research Council, P.O. Bag 4000, Vegreville, Alberta T9C 1T4. Telephone (403) 632 8306; Fax (403) 632 89379; email jims@aec.arc.ab.ca This is a professional position offering a comprehensive benefit package and stimulating work environment. Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. This position is temporary to May 31, 2000 with the possibility of renewal. Please apply in writing quoting Competition #ARC1622 before October 30, 1998 to: Human Resources Alberta Research Council Box 8330 Edmonton, Alberta T6H 5X2 Canada THE ALBERTA RESEARCH COUNCIL IS COMMITTED TO THE PRINCIPLE OF EQUITY IN EMPLOYMENT AND ENCOURAGES APPLICATIONS FROM ALL QUALIFIED INDIVIDUALS WE WISH TO THANK ALL APPLICANTS FOR THEIR INTEREST, HOWEVER, ONLY THOSE INVITED FOR AN INTERVIEW WILL BE CONTACTED. ------------------------------------------------------ Fabian Harrison 403-632-8416 (TELEPHONE) Librarian 403-632-8300 (FACSIMILE) Alberta Research Council http://www.arc.ab.ca Vegreville Library and fabian@aec.arc.ab.ca Information Centre P.O. Bag 4000 Vegreville, Alberta, Canada T9C 1T4
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