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The Riverscapes Assessment and Monitoring (RAM) lab at Utah State University, a founding member of The Riverscapes Consortium (https://riverscapes.net), is seeking a dynamic, empathetic, and innovative problem solver to join our team. This role is dedicated to empowering individuals to effectively utilize the applications, models, and datasets produced by the Riverscapes Consortium.
The ideal candidate will have a genuine passion for river health and a commitment to supporting those striving to enhance, understand, and steward their riverscapes and watersheds. Your primary responsibility will be to facilitate access to the resources offered by the Riverscapes Consortium, catering to a diverse audience...
The Department of Wildland Resources in the S.J. & Jessie E. Quinney College of Natural Resources at Utah State University seeks applicants for an Assistant Professor / Extension Specialist in Human-Wildlife Interactions. Key areas of expertise include human-wildlife conflicts, urban-wildland interface, urban wildlife ecology, wildlife damage management, wetland ecology, and similar focuses within wildlife management and conservation. This tenure-track, 12-month position is based at the USU main campus in Logan. The position is 85% Extension, 10% Teaching and 5% Service. The teaching component is expected to consist of an undergraduate level course with a focus in wildlife damage management, human-wildlife conflict resolution, human dimensions of wildlife or...
The S.J. and Jessie E. Quinney College of Natural Resources (QCNR) at Utah State University (USU) invites applications for the Janet Quinney Lawson Endowed Chair in Colorado River Studies. The successful candidate will also serve as Director of the Center for Colorado River Studies and as faculty in a research, teaching and outreach role in one of the college’s three departments (Environment and Society, Watershed Sciences, and Wildland Resources). The tenure-track position is part of an institutional effort to expand capacity and outreach in issues critical to the Colorado River Basin.
The faculty rank for the position is open. We welcome applications from scientists, scholars or policy-makers with a Ph.D. in any relevant...