Habitat Restoration Technician

Are you passionate about native flora and fauna in Hawaiʻi? Are you interested in living in a small, friendly community with history and connection to the land? While Lānaʻi has experienced many years of habitat degradation (like most of the Hawaiian Islands), there are still amazing native species and populations worth protecting, including significant populations of endangered Hawaiian petrels, endangered koʻoloaʻula (Abutilon menziesii), and other species of plants and animals endemic only to Lānaʻi.

Job Opening: HABITAT RESTORATION TECHNICIAN

Number of Vacancy(ies): 2 Full Time

Starting Pay: $20.65 - $27.17/hour (non-exempt)

RESPONSIBILITIES :
Under the supervision and guidance of the Plant Ecologist/Habitat Restoration Manager, assists with executing all aspects of the Department’s plant conservation program primarily by performing on-the-ground field work, including but not limited to, habitat restoration; rare plant monitoring and surveying; incip ient invasive species monitoring and control; and biosecurity.

This is a permanent, hourly (non-exempt) position with vacation time, insurance, and benefits. Our department has dynamic responsibilities that allow opportunities for growth as programs and priorities develop. Assistance finding housing on Lānaʻi may be possible. Vehicle for personal use not provided.

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