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The Wilderness Society is seeking a full-time Hydrologist/Climate Change Analyst to work on modeling water resource availability and climate change scenarios for Alaska’s wildlands. This position is located in Anchorage, AK and currently funded for a 1 year term, with high likelihood of extension. Qualifications: • Education and/or training in Hydrology, Ecology and/or Climate Modeling. MS degree required; PhD preferred. • Ability to design and lead analyses of climate change on precipitation, potential evapotranspiration and water storage in the Arctic and Alaska statewide. Ability to gather data from diverse sources and synthesize summaries of historical climate and hydrologic parameters. • Experience with ArcGIS, managing large datasets, document preparation in Word, and statistical analyses required. Familiarity with R and/or climate modeling data preferred. For more information about this position, visit our website at http://wilderness.org/about-us/careers Position is open until filled. The Wilderness Society is seeking a full-time Spatial Ecologist to contribute to developing analytical methods that expand our understanding of the impacts of human activity, including energy development, and climate change on Arctic ecosystems. Ecologist will lead development of analyses aimed at understanding impacts to wildlife habitat, including landcover/habitat change and connectivity, resource selection by Arctic species, and/or population viability. This position is currently funded for a period of 2 years and is located in our Anchorage Office with substantial travel to Fairbanks. Qualifications: • PhD with research experience in landscape/vegetation change, wildlife resource/habitat selection, population viability modeling or other spatial ecological modeling. • Experience with one or more of the following types of analyses: landcover change, resource selection, population viability, and/or disturbance modeling. • Demonstrated proficiency with simulation modeling and software used to describe population or landscape dynamics and statistical analyses. For more information about this position, visit our website at http://wilderness.org/about-us/careers Position is open until filled.
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