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FIELD RESEARCH TECHNICIANS (3):

(15 May - 15 October 1998) to assist with research on bats in urban forest
preserves in northeastern Illinois.  This study consists of monitoring bat
activity and species diversity in multiple forest preserves or other protected
areas.  This is a large-scale study that extends across three counties in and
around the Chicago region.  Duties include mist-netting, ultrasound monitoring
with bat detectors, data entry and analysis, and assisting with the logistics
of organizing and supervising a corps of volunteers at a large spatial scale.
Most fieldwork will be conducted at night.  Experience with identification and
handling of bats, and driving a standard transmission, is desirable.
Individuals having already undergone the pre-exposure rabies vaccine series
will be preferred, however, we will provide the series if necessary.  Must be
able to work amicably with various personalities and live in group quarters.
Occasionally may have to negotiate heavy Chicago commuter traffic.  Salary is
$850-900/month plus housing.  Vehicles will be provided for fieldwork.
Deadline for applications 1 March 1998.  Send letter of interest, resume, the
names and phone numbers of 3 references, and photocopy of transcripts to: Stan
Gehrt, Max McGraw Wildlife Foundation, P.O. Box 9, Dundee, IL  60118;
847-428-6331; FAX 847-741-8157; email sgehrt@aol.com.