Assist with habitat management duties such as prescribed fire operations, grazing equipment maintenance, and invasive and woody plant control (including chain-saw use and chemical application).

Help with visitor center operations, including public outreach and education programs as needed.

Operate heavy machinery ranging from UTVs, ATVs, zero-turn lawn mowers, tractors, and trucks to conduct various land management activities.

Work cooperatively with volunteers to conduct necessary habitat work.

Assist with bird and vegetation surveys through fieldwork and data entry.

Use ArcGIS & Field Maps to track land management activities and record survey data.

Assist with building and vehicle maintenance and repair, landscaping, walking trail maintenance, and other duties as assigned.

Help communicate the importance of habitat work through writing and photography for social media posts, newsletters, etc.

Applicants with some education in science-related fields and/or experience with land management techniques are preferred.

Knowledge of - or willingness to learn about - the flora and fauna of the Great Plains region is appreciated.

Must have a positive, team-focused attitude, and the ability to professionally represent Audubon Great Plains and the network.

Must be comfortable working independently and as part of a team. Ability to follow instructions from colleagues, with little supervision, and at irregular hours.

Position may require outdoor work in freezing temperatures and hot, humid weather.

Occasional evening and weekend hours may be required.

Must have current valid driver’s license with the ability to provide for their own transportation.

Ability to operate – or willingness to learn to use – various types of equipment safely and efficiently (e.g., lawn mower, chain saw, tractor, ATV).