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Ecological Restoration Technician

ENVIROSCIENCE, INC.

Stow, OHFull-time / SeasonalSeen todaySeen in employer's feed today

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Location
Stow, OH
Schedule
Full-time / Seasonal
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Job overview

The Ecological Restoration Technician assists with implementing and maintaining ecological restoration projects, including native plant installation, invasive species management, habitat monitoring, and data collection. The role works with ecologists, project managers, technicians, landowners, and volunteers. Work takes place outdoors across varied terrain and weather, sometimes in remote and challenging locations.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Invasive Vegetation IdentificationNative Vegetation IdentificationNative Plant InstallationNative Plant MaintenancePower Tool OperationEquipment ServicingEquipment TrailingAutoCADGISBotanyLand StewardshipNatural Resource ManagementEnvironmental ConstructionCreative Problem SolvingCommunicationMicrosoft OfficePhysical StaminaTeamworkAttention to DetailOrganization

Qualifications

Bachelor's in Environmental Science or RelatedOhio Commercial Applicator License

Full job description

EnviroScience, Inc.Full time Seasonal The Ecological Restoration Technician will assist in the implementation and maintenance of ecological restoration projects. This role involves working on diverse restoration activities, including native plant installations, invasive species management, habitat monitoring, and data collection. The technician will work closely with a team of ecologists, project managers, and other technicians to ensure the success of restoration efforts. Essential Duties & Responsibilities Field Work - Assist in the planting, watering, and maintenance of native vegetation. - Implement invasive species control measures, such as manual removal, herbicide application, and mechanical control. - Conduct habitat restoration activities including streambank stabilization, erosion control, and wetland restoration. - Perform soil preparation, seed collection, and seeding of restoration sites. - Collect and record field data accurately and efficiently. Monitoring and Data Collection - Monitor restoration sites to assess plant health, invasive species presence, and overall project success. - Use GPS and GIS tools to map and document site conditions and project progress. Equipment and Safety: - Operate and maintain field equipment and tools, including hand tools, power tools, and herbicide sprayers. - Follow all safety protocols to ensure a safe working environment for oneself and colleagues. - Maintain equipment inventory and ensure proper storage and transportation. Collaboration and Communication - Work collaboratively with project teams, landowners, and volunteers. - Communicate effectively with supervisors regarding project status, challenges, and needs. - Participate in training sessions and team meetings. Reporting and Documentation - Assist in the preparation of progress reports and project documentation. - Document field activities with photographs, notes, and data entry. Requirements Minimum Qualifications: - Education: Currently pursuing, or holding, a bachelor's degree in an environmental science related field (Restoration Ecology, Conservation Biology, Botany, Forestry). - Experience: With invasive and native vegetation identification, and with native plant installation or maintenance. - Professional experience operating and servicing power tools including chainsaws, brush saws, and augers. - Ability to trailer equipment including UTVs, Argos, boats, and heavy machinery. - Experience with AutoCAD or GIS. Preferred Qualifications: - The ideal candidate would have a multidisciplinary background in botany, land stewardship, natural resource management, and environmental construction. - An Ohio Department of Agriculture Commercial Applicator License in the categories of 3A, 4A, 5, CORE is preferred but not required. Desired Skills: - Creative problem solver - Effective communicator of complex problems - Passion for restoring habitat in Ohio and surrounding areas - Proficiency with AutoCAD, GIS, and basic computer software (e.g., Microsoft Office). - Ability to perform physically demanding work in various outdoor conditions. - Excellent communication and teamwork skills. - Detail-oriented with strong organizational skills. Work Environment The work environment for this position is outdoors in all types of terrain and weather, sometimes in remote and challenging locations.If this sounds like a good fit for you, we'd love to learn more about your work experience and your strengths. This positi

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