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Avian Ecology Technicians Needed

Participate in a long-term ecological study of black-throated blue warblers breeding at Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.

Current National Science Foundation-funded research focuses on effects of climatic variation on warbler population ecology along an elevational gradient.

Eight positions are available.

Qualifications

  • Prior experience in finding and monitoring passerine nests
  • Good color vision
  • Able to work alone and hike long distances in remote, rugged, and steep terrain
  • Experience banding and taking blood samples from small passerines is a plus

Term of Appointment

Field work starts in early to mid-May and lasts 10 weeks.

Stipend

$400 per week

Location

Housing in NH The project is based in Campton, New Hampshire.

Lakeside housing adjacent to White Mountain National Forest, internet access, and utilities will be provided.

Many opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, swimming, and birdwatching can be found in the immediate area.

To Submit Your Application to Dr. Scott Sillett

Provide your email address in the form below and browse your computer to attach a SINGLE FILE containing your cover letter, CV, and contact information for two references.

Your email:
Cover letter, CV, and References:

If you prefer, mail your application materials to:

Dr. Scott Sillett
Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center
National Zoological Park
PO Box 37012 MRC 5503
Washington, DC 20013-7012
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