Student Intern

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Job Title:
Student Intern

Department:
FAES | School of Environment and Natural Resources-JM

Primary Job Duties:

25%- Monitors location and movement of wildlife (birds, mammals, reptiles and amphibians) by radio telemetry, live-capture traps, call-playback technology, and observation.

20%- Assists in the capture of wild birds (e.g., mourning doves, wood ducks and Canada geese) for banding and/or attachment of radio-telemetry collars.

20%- Enters data into computer databases for analysis and interpretation using statistical applications and Geographic Information System (GIS) mapping applications.

15%- Handles routine public inquiries regarding wildlife management.

5%- Assists in the capture and re-location of nuisance animals.

5%- Assists in the assessment of fish populations in streams and lakes using electro-fishing technology and nets.

5%- Assists public- and private-land biologists in the creation and management of wildlife habitats (e.g., pollinator habitat).

5%- Creates and staffs wildlife exhibits at the Ohio State Fair and other public events.

Additional Information:

This is a great opportunity to gain valuable wildlife-biology and wildlife-management experience, learn about the Ohio Division of Wildlife, and to meet wildlife agency staff.  It will also provide an excellent chance to improve your professional qualifications in the field of natural resources, and in the specialization of wildlife management and wildlife research.

Location:
Kottman Hall (0340)

Position Type:
Temporary (Fixed Term)

Scheduled Hours:
28

Shift:
Varying Shifts

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