Part-time Field Technologists For Crop-tree And Gap-dynamics In Mixed-oak Forests In Pennsylvania Project
Penn State Golf Courses
University Park, Pennsylvania, US
On-site
Forest stand attribute measurement
Ground flora vegetation identification
Tree and gap dimension measurement
Penn State University is seeking part-time field technologists for a research project focused on crop-tree and vegetation dynamics in mixed-oak forests in Pennsylvania. The role involves outdoor work, data collection, and collaboration with research teams, requiring candidates to have relevant academic background or experience in wildlife, forestry, or natural resources
Job Summary
The project aims to quantify crop tree and vegetation dynamics in artificially created gaps in mixed-oak stands.
Selected applicants must have a valid driver’s license and will primarily work outdoors in various weather conditions.
Housing will be provided away from State College, and transportation to all field sites will be provided.
Matching Summary
Match Score: 75
Penn State University is seeking part-time field technologists for a research project focused on crop-tree and vegetation dynamics in mixed-oak forests in Pennsylvania. The role involves outdoor work, data collection, and collaboration with research teams, requiring candidates to have relevant academic background or experience in wildlife, forestry, or natural resources.
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Forest stand attribute measurement
Ground flora vegetation identification
Tree and gap dimension measurement
Digital photo documentation
Downed woody debris measurement
GPS data collection and compilation
Nice-to-have
Strong work ethic
Team collaboration
Adaptability to outdoor conditions
Key Requirements
Valid driver's license
College-level coursework or experience in wildlife, forestry, or natural resource management