Aquatic Invasive Species Coordinator/ Conservation Intern

Responsibilities:       

• Coordinate the county’s aquatic invasive species (AIS) efforts. 
• Conduct Clean Boats, Clean Waters outreach at county-wide boat landings.
• Assist with many different types of conservation projects, including agricultural and biological related topics. 
• Data entry, record keeping, and other duties as assigned.  

Qualifications Required:        Must be currently enrolled in, or just graduated from, a post-secondary education program focused on natural resources or related field.  Must have a basic understanding of invasive species issues.  Some experience in customer service or dealing with the public is preferred.  Driver’s license required.  Work shifts will vary and will include 2-3 weekends per month.

Wage will be $14.41/ hour, with no benefits.  Position will be 30-37.5 hours per week with some flexibility in hours, but not to exceed 600 hours over the summer.  Some spring and fall weekend hours would also be available.