ARC EMPLOYMENT
Seabird Technician – Infrastructure Monitoring & Minimization Project
This is an exciting 9-month full time position, offering a competitive salary and benefits, to join our team and make a real difference to the future of endangered birds, in some of the most beautiful and challenging locations in the world. Continuation of employment may be possible, dependent upon availability of funds, work performance, and operational considerations.
Our Infrastructure Monitoring and Minimization (IMMP) team document avian interactions with human infrastructure, which is a critical step in the conservation of Hawaiʻi’s T&E seabirds and waterbirds. This work will lead directly to immediate and real conservation action. The position reports to the ARC Senior Scientist and ARC Field Crew Leader – IMMP.
DEADLINE: JANUARY 15, 2025
Field Assistant – Seabird Colony Creation, Monitoring & Management
This is an exciting nine-month full-time position to join our team in some of the most beautiful and challenging mountain locations in the Pacific. Continuation of employment may be possible, dependent upon availability of funds, work performance, and operational considerations.
Key duties will include accessing field sites on multi-day remote camping trips to carry out: 1) surveys to document distribution and relative abundance of seabirds across Kaua‘i, 2) burrow checks, camera deployments, and Song Meter deployments to monitor breeding success 3) management tasks, possibly including social attraction site maintenance and predator control; 4) camera reviews, data entry, and analyses of field data.
The position reports to the ARC Science Director and ARC Field Crew Leader.
DEADLINE: JANUARY 15, 2025