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CNHP is Hiring Seasonal Wetland and Stream Staff

January 7, 2021

CNHP is currently hiring for 30-40 seasonal field positions! Individual positions specialize in streams, riparian areas, and wetlands. Many of the positions also include plant identification. Position types include crew leads and field technicians. Each field position is based in one of the following states: Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, California, and Nevada. Field work includes travel throughout the base state with 4-8 day field work hitches, and front and back country camping for work-sessions.

Riparian survey in a canyon.
Riparian survey in a canyon.

See our website careers employment page to apply: https://cnhp.colostate.edu/aboutus/careers/employment/

These are exciting opportunities to join our conservation organization’s field teams, while collecting data on important water resources of the West!

Fieldworker identifying plants in nested plots.
Identifying plants in nested plots.

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