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We have a unique opportunity in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest to conduct a botanical field survey documenting Special Status (Threatened, Endangered, and Sensitive) plant species, as well as invasive plant species, covering approximately 1,641 acres. The fieldwork will be completed by a crew offour botanists and will take place between May and mid-August. We estimate that it will require up to 28 field days spread out over six weeks, with pre-fieldwork preparations and meetings beginning in mid-May/early-June.  \nWe are looking for Field Technicians and/or Junior Technicians  \nJob Title: Botanist – Field Technician or Junior Technician  \nFLSA Status: Non-Exempt, On-Call / Project-Based  \nReports to: Project Manager & Field Supervisor/Lead Botanist  \nWages: $25-$32 per hour DOE. Per Diem included for meals and lodging  \nLocation: Coles Corner, WA; Clear Creek and Snowbrush Fuel Break Areas (above Lake Wenatchee)  \nSummary: The Botanist – Field Technician will conduct field-based presence/absence surveys for a multi-acre plant study, focusing on identifying Threatened, Endangered, Sensitive, and invasive plant species (including vascular and non-vascular plants). This role involves following established Forest Service protocols, documenting and mapping target species locations, and providing ecological descriptions. The Technician will work collaboratively in a crew offour, always in pairs, to collect accurate data for regulatory compliance, permitting, and project planning.  \nKey Responsibilities:  \n● Work effectively as part of a field team under direction of a Lead Botanist or Project Manager  \n● Conduct field surveys to identify and document Threatened, Endangered, Sensitive, and invasive plant species using the USFS “Intuitive Controlled Method” and protocols (2014 USFS Survey Protocol and Element of Occurrence Field Guides)  \n● Navigate to and within remote field sites using maps, GPS, and compass  \n● Assist with daily field logistics, including equipment preparation and site access coordination  \n● Identify native and non-native plant species in a variety of habitats with timing based on elevation and season  \n● Delineate and map plant populations using GPS and field mapping tools  \n● Record field data accurately and consistently in accordance with project protocols  \n● Document site conditions, habitat characteristics, and associated vegetation communities  \n● Maintain field equipment and ensure proper use and care  \n● Maintain awareness of applicable species lists and regulatory updates  \nMinimum Qualifications – Field Technician  \n● Successfully completed four (4) upper division science college credits in vascular or non-vascular plant taxonomy or participation in professional workshops in vascular or non-vascular species identification can be counted for credit (32 workshop hours equals one quarter credit hour)  \n● Training and experience with field techniques for surveying and locating Special Status vascular and non-vascular plants with the ability to use technical dichotomous flora and botanical keys of central Washington floristic ecoregions.  \n● Ability to navigate in rough country using maps, compass, and GPS unit and the ability to use digital camera.  \n● Ability to complete all required report / data-collection forms following established protocols and data collection standards.  \nMinimum Qualifications – Junior Technician  \n● Applicants that meet the upper division science credit requirement listed above, but need more training or experience listed in bullets 2-4, may apply as a Jr. Technician/Trainee.  \nPreferred Qualifications  \n● Experience with USFS “Intuitive Controlled Survey Method”  \n● Experience with rare plant (vascular and non-vascular) species identification  \n● Familiarity with federal","cbCaicSg9RliXbPH","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicSg9RliXbPH","pdf",2051732,"English","# Job Title\n## Summary and Responsibilities\n## Location and Schedule\n## Minimum Qualifications - Field Technician\n## Minimum Qualifications - Junior Technician\n## Preferred Qualifications\n## Skills & Abilities\n## Physical Requirements and Work Environment\n## Application Requirements","[{\"question\":\"What will the Botanist – Field Technician or Junior Technician do during the survey?\",\"answer\":\"Conduct presence/absence field surveys to identify and document Threatened, Endangered, Sensitive, and invasive plant species. 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