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FIELD TECHNICIAN
    (April 15th-June & August-Nov. 15th 1998)

JOB DESCRIPTION:

    Opening is available for an ongoing project located in NW Colorado along =
the
Green and Yampa rivers. Study sites are within and near Dinosaur National
Monument and Browns Park National Wildlife Refuge. The pay is $1000 to $11=
00
per month depending on background and experience. There are no benefits.

DUTIES:

    Duties include but are not limited to beaver trapping,  radio telemetry,
habitat sampling, bird surveys, detailed laboratory work at CSU, small mam=
mal
trapping, and computer input and analysis. Day and night work is required.
Work schedules will include 10 days on and 4 days off.

QUALIFICATIONS:

    A biology/ecology background, a willingness to work long days and nights
while maintaining a positive attitude, the ability to perform a variety of
tasks (such as lifting heavy objects) in all sorts of weather, the ability=
 to
maintain accurate records, the willingness to live in a tent, and the abil=
ity
to operate a manual, 4WD vehicle are all beneficial qualifications. Experi=
ence
with any of the listed duties will be beneficial. Access to a trailer with
kitchen facilities will be available when in the field. Applicants must ow=
n
their own sleeping bag and tent for sleeping purposes, and  possess or be
willing to get a valid Colorado Drivers License (possession of your own
transportation is also beneficial).

HOW TO APPLY:

    To apply send a cover letter, resum=E9 including work experience and the =
names
and phone numbers of 2 references, and a copy of your college transcripts =
to:

    Stewart Breck
    Department of Fishery & Wildlife Biology
    Colorado State University
    Fort Collins, CO  80523
    or
    Dr. Kenneth Wilson
    Department of Fishery & Wildlife Biology
    Colorado State University
    Fort Collins, CO  80523

    Applications accepted until positions filled. For more information call (=
970)
491-3311 or 491-7755 or e-mail at swbreck@cnr.colostate.edu or
kenw@cnr.colostate.edu