Field assistants are critical members of our team and are essential to advancing research projects in forests of the Cascade Mountains
Job Summary
Field assistants are critical members of our team and are essential to advancing research projects in forests of the Cascade Mountains.
Tasks will involve navigating variable terrain, identifying plant species, tagging, measuring, and mapping trees, assessing tree mortality and regeneration, and measuring fuels and carbon.
Lodging will consist primarily of camping, with camping gear available for those who need it.
Matching Summary
Field assistants are critical members of our team and are essential to advancing research projects in forests of the Cascade Mountains.
Salary
$21.73 hourly - $23.31 hourly
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Work outdoors in variable conditions
Follow detailed data collection protocols
Adapt to changing schedules and conditions
Work well as a team
Commitment to a safe work environment
Nice-to-have
Interest in forest and fire ecology
Enjoy working cooperatively with others
Experience with forestry tools and equipment
Key Requirements
2 years college credits in science or engineering
Valid driver's license
Willingness to work full days in variable weather and terrain