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Conservation Biology Program Manager/Research Assistant - The Morton Arboretum

Country

United States of America

Region

North America

Working hours

Full-time

Contract type

Permanent contract

Experience

Senior

We seek a Conservation Biology Program Manager to: design and execute conservation research projects including publishing results; contribute to team leadership and mentoring; manage data and procedures; and coordinate and communicate with partners to achieve applied conservation outcomes. You will help develop the knowledge and tools to ensure adaptive capacity and resilience of biodiversity. There are exciting opportunities to mentor early career scientists in best practices of research, data collection, and data curation; develop new skills through funded professional development; contribute to conservation policy and on the ground conservation; prepare and deliver talks at conferences; and assist with long term planning and grant writing. The successful candidate will have experience in one or more of the following areas: spatial ecology/ GIS/ niche modeling; species threat assessment; big data analysis or meta-analysis; or conservation genetic data generation and analysis.

Deadline: 15th December 2023

Contract type: Permanent / Full time

Salary: Not stated

Location: Lisle, Illinois, United States of America

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