Forestry Technician I - Area 37 State of MississippiForestry Technician I - Area 37Covington County, MS$37,000–$48,700.31 / yearJobs at this level collaborate with federal agencies on forest land designations and critical area layouts and contact landowners giving advice on proper forestry management practices such as tree planting, timber stand improvement, and establishment of fire lanes. This is a first-level vocational Forestry position accountable for protecting, reforesting, and inventorying timberlands in accordance with Mississippi Forestry Commission regulations on private and public lands.
Forestry Technician II State of MississippiForestry Technician IILaurel, MS$42,000–$54,675.83 / yearJobs at this level are responsible for directing fire prevention and control activities, construction and maintenance work, informational and educational program activities, and forest management practices in an assigned area of the state. The MFC provides expert management, protection, and information needed to keep Mississippis approximately 19.2 million acres of forestland healthy, productive, and prosperous.
Forestry & Natural Resource Products Specialist Staffers Inc.Forestry & Natural Resource Products SpecialistJackson, MSAssist customers with product selection, technical support, and product usage training for professionals in forestry, natural resources, archaeology, arboriculture, geology, surveying, construction, and related fields. Bachelor's degree in a natural resource-related field such as Forestry, Wildlife Management, Natural Resources is REQUIRED .
Forest Ranger I - Area 35 State of MississippiForest Ranger I - Area 35Forest, MS$30,000–$40,990.07 / yearThe work involves working as a member of a crew in preventing and suppressing forest fires, maintenance of firefighting equipment, construction and maintenance of fire breaks, assisting in timber marking, loading and unloading firefighting equipment, using hand tools in suppressing fires, and maintaining work centers. The MFC provides expert management, protection, and information needed to keep Mississippis approximately 19.2 million acres of forestland healthy, productive, and prosperous.
Forest Ranger I - Area 32 State of MississippiForest Ranger I - Area 32Forest, MS$30,000–$40,990.07 / yearThe work involves working as a member of a crew in preventing and suppressing forest fires, maintenance of firefighting equipment, construction and maintenance of fire breaks, assisting in timber marking, loading and unloading firefighting equipment, using hand tools in suppressing fires, and maintaining work centers. The MFC provides expert management, protection, and information needed to keep Mississippis approximately 19.2 million acres of forestland healthy, productive, and prosperous.
Forest Ranger I - Area 31 State of MississippiForest Ranger I - Area 31Yazoo City, MS$30,000–$40,990.07 / yearThe work involves working as a member of a crew in preventing and suppressing forest fires, maintenance of firefighting equipment, construction and maintenance of fire breaks, assisting in timber marking, loading and unloading firefighting equipment, using hand tools in suppressing fires, and maintaining work centers. The MFC provides expert management, protection, and information needed to keep Mississippis approximately 19.2 million acres of forestland healthy, productive, and prosperous.
Intermittent Worker MSU JobsIntermittent WorkerStarkville, MississippiThe Department has two undergraduate degree programs, Forestry and Natural Resource and Environmental Conservation, each accredited by the Society of American Foresters with ~200 students in addition to ~40 graduate students in both on-campus and distance education programs. Starr Memorial Forest (a +8,000-acre research and teaching forest), the Sam D. Hamilton Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge, and the Tombigbee National Forest are located in close proximity to the University and used for teaching, research, and Extension/outreach activities.
Research Technician Mississippi State UniversityResearch TechnicianStarkville, MSAs one of the fastest growing undergraduate programs in the region, our 300 undergraduate students concentrate in wildlife agriculture science, human-wildlife interactions, conservation biology, wildlife veterinary medicine, conservation law enforcement, and wildlife, fisheries and aquaculture science. Position includes supervision of and collaborative work with technicians in both laboratory and field settings, with associated potential exposure to lab chemicals and biological samples, inclement weather, mud, insects, and native flora and fauna.
Research Associate MSU JobsResearch AssociateMississippiResearch and laboratory tasks related to plant environmental stress physiology, plant hormone physiology, precision irrigation and sensor technologies, controlled environments, greenhouse hydroponics, and evaluating management practices to develop a decision support system. Collects, analyzes, and interprets data; prepares statistical and narrative reports and/or graphs, as appropriate to the specific position; prepares manuscripts for peer-reviewed publication; presents research results to scientific conferences and other groups.
Research Associate Mississippi State UniversityResearch AssociateStarkville, MSAs one of the fastest growing undergraduate programs in the region, our 300 undergraduate students concentrate in wildlife agriculture science, human-wildlife interactions, conservation biology, wildlife veterinary medicine, conservation law enforcement, and wildlife, fisheries and aquaculture science. The department is well-known for its highly collegial and interdisciplinary faculty, post-doctoral fellows, research and extension associates that help make the department one of the premier institutions for applied wildlife and fisheries science in the nation.