There will also be opportunities to work with the forest bird team on point count surveys to estimate other native bird populations, forest restoration to provide more habitat for birds. Duties include (in no particular order): Assisting with putting up mist-nets and taking data on birds. Re-sighting color-banded honeycreepers, making observations of birds, setting up and checking mosquito traps, collecting samples, entering data, planting native seedlings and collecting seeds for propagation, predator control using traps, and trail and site maintenance. Candidates should be able to camp, hike, and carry gear weighing up to 60 lbs. For more information and to apply visit www.kupuhawaii.org/aina/ Deadline to apply: June 23, 2023
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