NewWildlife Technician - Field Biologist, Island Conservation Hawai'i Conservation Alliance & FoundationWildlife Technician - Field Biologist, Island ConservationHonolulu, HIA conservation organization in Hawaii seeks a Wildlife Technician to assist in wildlife monitoring and invasive species management on Lnai. Ideal candidates will have experience in wildlife management and the ability to work in challenging terrains.
Lecturer (Tropical Conservation Biology & Environmental Science) University of HawaiiLecturer (Tropical Conservation Biology & Environmental Science)Hilo, HIIn accordance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act, annual campus crime statistics for the University of Hawaii may be viewed at: https://www.hawaii.edu/titleix/help/campus-security/ , or a paper copy may be obtained upon request from the respective UH Campus Security or Administrative Services Office. Documents issued from an institution outside of the United States of America require a course-by-course analysis with an equivalency statement from an agency having membership with the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services, Inc., verifying the degree equivalency to that of an accredited institution within the USA.
Environmental Technician (Conservation - FT) Actalent IncEnvironmental Technician (Conservation - FT)Kula, HI$20–$26 / hourConduct mitigation efforts including out-planting of native Hawaiian plant species, monitoring of native Hawaiian and non-native species, and control or removal of harmful non-native species. Support monitoring efforts including Hawaiian Hoary Bat, Hawaiian Petrel, Blackburn Sphinx Moth, and Vegetation monitoring on Ulupalakua Ranch, DOFAW, and DHHL lands.
Environmental Technician (Conservation - PT) Actalent IncEnvironmental Technician (Conservation - PT)Kula, HI$20–$26 / hourConduct mitigation efforts including out-planting of native Hawaiian plant species, monitoring of native Hawaiian and non-native species, and control or removal of harmful non-native species. Support monitoring efforts including Hawaiian Hoary Bat, Hawaiian Petrel, Blackburn Sphinx Moth, and Vegetation monitoring on Ulupalakua Ranch, DOFAW, and DHHL lands.
FORESTRY & WILDLIFE TECHNICIAN IV - KAMUELA/KOHALA/WAIKOLOA - HAWAII ISLAND State of HawaiiFORESTRY & WILDLIFE TECHNICIAN IV - KAMUELA/KOHALA/WAIKOLOA - HAWAII ISLANDHI$3,900–$4,933Ability to: Understand and carry out oral and written instructions; write neat, accurate and comprehensive field notes and data sheets; make mathematical calculations, including multiplication, division, percentages and averages, and make visual estimates of percentage quantities; perform long hours of strenuous work under adverse conditions; and talk to groups and individuals to explain programs, policies and procedures. This experience must have demonstrated that the applicant possesses: Knowledge of: Game and non-game birds and animals and their habitats; forestry, wildlife, and other natural resource management research and survey techniques; and basic carpentry, plumbing, and masonry used in forest, wildlife, and natural resource development and maintenance projects, and wildland fire control techniques and practices.
NewWildlife Technician Hawai'i Conservation Alliance & FoundationWildlife TechnicianHonolulu, HI$20.65–$27.17 / hourAssists with field work and monitoring for native and non-native wildlife species, including seabird colonies; coastal marine wildlife (e.g., monk seals and turtles); invertebrates; bats; non-native predators; and game mammals. Supports overall Conservation programs to protect Lnai's natural resources, including habitat protection and improvement; use of remote monitoring equipment; and monitoring and surveying activities in remote areas and steep (but beautiful) terrain.
NewWildlife Rehabilitation Internship Hands-On in Hawaii Hawai'i Conservation Alliance & FoundationWildlife Rehabilitation Internship Hands-On in HawaiiHonolulu, HIInterns will receive hands-on training and work directly with veterinarians, gaining experience in wildlife husbandry, medical care, and rehabilitation techniques. This opportunity provides valuable experience in the care of native Hawaiian wildlife.#J-18808-Ljbffr.