We seek a candidate that is well versed in conservation science and can organize/coordinate diverse NGO partners in formulating conservation strategies, campaign planning, and implementation. A mix of publication and strong organization skills is required. The fellow will report to the Chief Scientist, will work from home with some travel, though we anticipate this is mainly by zoom and phone calls.
Position responsibility: successful applicant will have background in forest ecosystems in the Pacific Northwest (wet and dry forests) and southwest (AZ, NM), experience in conservation planning in fire-adapted forests, including protected areas and ways to manage fire that reduce risks to communities without logging. We seek a dynamic, people-oriented, problem solving person that has a good balance of publications and coordination/facilitation skills. We also desire skills in website maintenance to keep our website current – wild-heritage.org
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