Colorado Plateau Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit
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Job Opportunity - PhD Assistantship – Forest and Fire Ecology
PhD Assistantship – Forest and Fire Ecology The University of Montana Wilderness Institute seeks to fill a PhD assistantship to work on a funded project entitled, “Ecosystem Response to Fire in the Wilderness.” This project will measure vegetation and fuels data across sites that burned in the last 40 years in order to assess the potential for fire-caused changes to forest structure and function, including the possibility of conversions to non-forest. This project is a collaboration with the Aldo Leopold…
Job Opportunities - Montana State University
Three Tenure Track Positions at Montana State University Screening Dates - December, 2019 Assistant Professor of Remote Sensing - https://jobs.montana.edu/postings/18304 Assistant/Associate Professor of Watershed Analysis - https://jobs.montana.edu/postings/18294 Assistant/Associate Professor of Environmental Systems Science - https://jobs.montana.edu/postings/18283 LRESFacultyPositionsListing_Oct2019
Funding Opportunity - Rocky Mountain National Park
Call for 2020 Park-Funded Research, Technical Assistance and Education Do you have a park management question that a research project could address? The Continental Divide Research Learning Center (CDRLC) is issuing a request for proposals in three categories including research, technical assistance, and education projects. These projects should aim to promote the informed decision making and adaptive management of the Rocky Mountain National Park or the education of staff to promote professional development and growth. For more information on the…
Funding Opportunity - Pipe Springs
REQUEST FOR STATEMENT OF INTEREST & QUALIFICATIONS Reproduce Pioneer Furnishings to Enhance the Visitor Experience August 2019 (Replies Requested by September 30, 2019) Pipe Spring National Monument (monument) is seeking Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit (CESU) collaborators to a reproduce a number of original pioneer-era furnishings to display in the monument’s main historic furnished structure, Winsor Castle, using period techniques and materials. This project will work in conjunction with monument staff to identify which pieces are a priority for reproduction. New…