US Fish and Wildlife Biological Field Team Member - Kupu CLDP
Kupu Kupu Kahuku, HI Kahuku, HI Full-time Full-time $2,500 - $2,560 a month $2,500 - $2,560 a month Applications will only be considered if submitted through Kupu's official website:
Main CLDP Webpage:
https:
//www.
kupuhawaii.
org/conservation/ Direct CLDP Application Link:
https:
//kupuhawaii.
tfaforms.
net/280 The Conservation Leadership Development Program (CLDP) has been developed for individuals who are looking for an intensive entry-level experience in preparation for a career in the conservation field.
We welcome recent high school graduates, working young adults, and recent college graduates to apply to the program.
Members are selected to serve at a single host site that best matches the individual's interests.
Applicants must be comfortable serving in rugged environments, and be able to perform physically demanding duties.
CLDP Members on O'ahu may be paired with the following host site:
O?ahu National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) Complex The O?ahu National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) Complex is comprised of three refuges on O?ahu:
James Campbell NWR, Pearl Harbor NWR, and O?ahu Forest NWR.
The goals of the Complex are to protect, conserve, restore, and enhance native habitats to aid in the recovery and perpetuation of federally listed endangered and threatened species; provide migration and wintering habitat for migratory birds; protect, conserve, manage, and restore the rare coastal dune strand; provide opportunities for compatible wildlife-depended recreation and interpretation; and create partnerships and provide leadership in coordinating land management activities.
These positions focus on controlling and removing non-native species to maintain, conserve, and restore quality habitat to meet the needs of endangered waterbirds, seabirds, indigenous plants, monk seals and sea turtles.
Primary duties include:
Control of introduced predators (primarily non-native rats, mongooses, and feral cats) via trapping.
Assists with waterbird population monitoring and botulism outbreak response.
Yellow-crazy ant control and population monitoring.
Invasive plant removal and outplanting of native species.
Propagate native plants from seeds and cuttings in nursery for habitat restoration projects.
Maintain nursery stock including fertilizing, watering, repotting, and plant health monitoring.
Assist with design and implementation of habitat restoration projects with clear goals and objectives.
Monitor habitat restoration areas for overall site condition including native plant health and weed abundance.
Monitor focal and rare plants.
Data collection, entry, QA/QC, and analyses using Access, Excel, Program R, and ArcGIS Pro.
Routine maintenance, cleaning and repair of Refuge equipment, vehicles, and office space.
Other duties may include assisting with community work days, school groups, marine debris cleanup, volunteer groups, maintenance program, deferred maintenance projects, and other duties as assigned.
QUALIFICATIONS Age 17
High School Diploma Valid driver's license Preference will be given to those with a local and/or cultural connection to the land, resources, and communities of O?ahu
Benefits:
Monthly Living Allowance of $2,560 Education Award through Kupu's largest supporter, AmeriCorps:
$6,895.
00 Service Trip to remote/pristine conservation sites across Hawai?i / Previous Service Trips have included Kaho?olawe, Kiholo Bay, Ka?ehu Bay, Nu'alolo Kai, and more! Opportunity to gain experience with leading conservation organizations and experts.
Child care benefits, health care, and loan deferment available for eligible applicants.
The opportunity to protect our natural resources and make a positive impact in your community! HOW TO APPLY:
Applications will only be considered if submitted through Kupu's official website:
Main CLDP Webpage:
https:
//www.
kupuhawaii.
org/conservation/ Direct CLDP Application Link:
https:
//kupuhawaii.
tfaforms.
net/280 Please note that you will need to upload your resume and list two job references.
Upon submitting your application, please notify your job references that they will be receiving an email containing a link to complete an electronic reference form.
It is your responsibility that these forms are submitted; please be sure to allow enough time for your references to complete the online reference form.
Job Type:
Full-time Pay:
$2,500.
00 - $2,560.
00 per month
Benefits:
Health insurance Professional development assistance Schedule:
8 hour shift Monday to Friday Application Question(s):
APPLICATIONS WILL ONLY BE CONSIDERED IF SUBMITTED THROUGH KUPU'S WEBSITE:
Main CLDP Webpage:
www.
kupuhawaii.
org/conservation/ Direct CLDP Application Link:
https:
//kupuhawaii.
tfaforms.
net/280 Work Location:
In person.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Main CLDP Webpage:
https:
//www.
kupuhawaii.
org/conservation/ Direct CLDP Application Link:
https:
//kupuhawaii.
tfaforms.
net/280 The Conservation Leadership Development Program (CLDP) has been developed for individuals who are looking for an intensive entry-level experience in preparation for a career in the conservation field.
We welcome recent high school graduates, working young adults, and recent college graduates to apply to the program.
Members are selected to serve at a single host site that best matches the individual's interests.
Applicants must be comfortable serving in rugged environments, and be able to perform physically demanding duties.
CLDP Members on O'ahu may be paired with the following host site:
O?ahu National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) Complex The O?ahu National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) Complex is comprised of three refuges on O?ahu:
James Campbell NWR, Pearl Harbor NWR, and O?ahu Forest NWR.
The goals of the Complex are to protect, conserve, restore, and enhance native habitats to aid in the recovery and perpetuation of federally listed endangered and threatened species; provide migration and wintering habitat for migratory birds; protect, conserve, manage, and restore the rare coastal dune strand; provide opportunities for compatible wildlife-depended recreation and interpretation; and create partnerships and provide leadership in coordinating land management activities.
These positions focus on controlling and removing non-native species to maintain, conserve, and restore quality habitat to meet the needs of endangered waterbirds, seabirds, indigenous plants, monk seals and sea turtles.
Primary duties include:
Control of introduced predators (primarily non-native rats, mongooses, and feral cats) via trapping.
Assists with waterbird population monitoring and botulism outbreak response.
Yellow-crazy ant control and population monitoring.
Invasive plant removal and outplanting of native species.
Propagate native plants from seeds and cuttings in nursery for habitat restoration projects.
Maintain nursery stock including fertilizing, watering, repotting, and plant health monitoring.
Assist with design and implementation of habitat restoration projects with clear goals and objectives.
Monitor habitat restoration areas for overall site condition including native plant health and weed abundance.
Monitor focal and rare plants.
Data collection, entry, QA/QC, and analyses using Access, Excel, Program R, and ArcGIS Pro.
Routine maintenance, cleaning and repair of Refuge equipment, vehicles, and office space.
Other duties may include assisting with community work days, school groups, marine debris cleanup, volunteer groups, maintenance program, deferred maintenance projects, and other duties as assigned.
QUALIFICATIONS Age 17
High School Diploma Valid driver's license Preference will be given to those with a local and/or cultural connection to the land, resources, and communities of O?ahu
Benefits:
Monthly Living Allowance of $2,560 Education Award through Kupu's largest supporter, AmeriCorps:
$6,895.
00 Service Trip to remote/pristine conservation sites across Hawai?i / Previous Service Trips have included Kaho?olawe, Kiholo Bay, Ka?ehu Bay, Nu'alolo Kai, and more! Opportunity to gain experience with leading conservation organizations and experts.
Child care benefits, health care, and loan deferment available for eligible applicants.
The opportunity to protect our natural resources and make a positive impact in your community! HOW TO APPLY:
Applications will only be considered if submitted through Kupu's official website:
Main CLDP Webpage:
https:
//www.
kupuhawaii.
org/conservation/ Direct CLDP Application Link:
https:
//kupuhawaii.
tfaforms.
net/280 Please note that you will need to upload your resume and list two job references.
Upon submitting your application, please notify your job references that they will be receiving an email containing a link to complete an electronic reference form.
It is your responsibility that these forms are submitted; please be sure to allow enough time for your references to complete the online reference form.
Job Type:
Full-time Pay:
$2,500.
00 - $2,560.
00 per month
Benefits:
Health insurance Professional development assistance Schedule:
8 hour shift Monday to Friday Application Question(s):
APPLICATIONS WILL ONLY BE CONSIDERED IF SUBMITTED THROUGH KUPU'S WEBSITE:
Main CLDP Webpage:
www.
kupuhawaii.
org/conservation/ Direct CLDP Application Link:
https:
//kupuhawaii.
tfaforms.
net/280 Work Location:
In person.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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