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multidisciplinary forest research environment and work with academic, public- and private-sector partners. Methods will include field experiments and forest inventories, measurements of stand development and tree
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. The following are desirable: Experience of fieldwork, particularly forest health inventories or field experiments. Experience of fungal isolation or other microbiological methods, molecular laboratory methods
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systematic inventory of administrative friction ('sludge') and behavioral barriers affecting conservation program participation, implementation, and persistence. Collaborate with CBEAR researchers, NRCS, and
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analyses, they will create an inventory of microbial genomes and lists of expressed metabolic features that are signature for the keystone microorganisms that drive rumen function. It is expected