Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife seeks an Aquatic Ecologist. As an integral part of the Natural Heritage & Endangered Species Program (NHESP) of the Division of Fisheries and Wildlife (DFW), the Aquatic Ecologist implements inventory, research, and management programs to conserve the Commonwealth’s endangered, threatened, and special concern aquatic invertebrate species, and compiles and analyzes data on the distribution of the state’s aquatic invertebrate fauna, especially its rare and endangered species. The Aquatic Ecologist works with the Fisheries Section of the Division of Fisheries and Wildlife, and other partners to implement ecosystem based conservation projects at key aquatic biodiversity sites with the Commonwealth. For more information and to apply, click here. Posting ID: J30563.

The National Ecological Observatory Network, Inc. (NEON™) in Boulder, Colorado seeks an Ecological Science Tech. This is an entry level position in which the employee is trained to provide skilled technical assistance to scientists in the execution of biological observing programs and basic analysis of data. The incumbent monitors the assigned equipment and processes and assists science staff and technicians in design, development, testing and evaluation of field and laboratory protocols. The Science Technician assists with seasonal and/or periodic sampling activities and related laboratory activities, and is responsible for instruments and sampling activities at terrestrial field sites. This position reports to the Assistant Director for Terrestrial Sciences. For more information and how to apply, click here.

The Natural Resource Management and Protection (NRMP) Branch of the Fairfax County Park Authority's Resource Management Division is seeking a Natural Resource Specialist. Serves as a member of a four-person branch dedicated to natural resource management programs. Each member of the NRMP team plays a key role in meeting the natural resource needs of the Park Authority and promoting natural resource values agency-wide. Manages projects and programs, communicates with diverse audiences and participates on project teams. Performs a broad range of activities related to natural resource management including field work, public education, writing reports, managing budgets and advising on policy. Serves as the agency expert on non-native invasive species and their management. May supervise paid and volunteer staff as well as contractors. For more information and to apply, click here. Job # 12-0708. Closing date is May 25, 2012.

Clemson University Baruch Institute of Coastal Ecology and Forest Science located in Georgetown, South Carolina seeks to fill its Baruch Institute Resident Director position beginning Fall 2012. Candidates for this position must have a PhD in forestry, forest science, natural resources, or similar discipline. At least 5 years of relevant experience in a management/leadership role, in particular leading a collaborative multi-staff office, is preferred. A proven research record demonstrated by successful grantsmanship, graduate student supervision, and strong record of peer-reviewed publications is required. Experience in university administration or governance is preferred. Experience and understanding of the university land-grant system is necessary.   Interviews will begin by June 22, 2012 and continue until a suitable candidate if found. Review of materials will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled.  To ensure full consideration, please submit materials by June 21, 2012. For more information and how to apply, click here. Job ID 11507.