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NRSI is looking for two (2) locally-situated, motivated and independent individuals to conduct monitoring activities in the field, primarily conducting wildlife mortality searches and/or placing bird and bat test carcasses at operating wind energy facilities near Kipling, SK and Regina, SK. These positions provide an opportunity to gain experience in visual bird and bat identification, to implement scientific methods, and to collect and analyze data employing a high attention to detail. These positions will report to one of NRSIs Renewable Energy Project Managers or Field Coordinators. The primary duties and responsibilities for this role include:
*Taking well-organized and detailed field notes,
*Communicating frequently with project managers, other field staff, and clients,
*Conducting searches according to a strict schedule, and safely collecting and handling bird and bat carcasses,
*Occasional assistance with other field- or office-related tasks.
*Willing and able to work under inclement weather, in a variety of environmental and vegetation conditions, for long hours, and occasionally on holidays or weekends.
*Physically fit in order to walk for several hours each day in potentially challenging terrain.
*Demonstrated interest in wildlife and the environment, including the desire to pursue a career in this field.
*A good work ethic and positive attitude, dependability, flexibility, and excellent communication.
*Ability to work independently on a regular basis.
*Demonstrated accuracy and attention to detail, including the maintenance of well-organized and detailed field notes.
*A valid driver's license and over 18 years old in order to drive a rental vehicle.
*Able to safely drive on rough roads and terrain.
*Current Standard First Aid and CPR Certification.
*Able to reliably commute to the field work location on a regular basis by the start date.