Monadnock Conservancy ยท 4 hours ago
Seasonal Recreation Technician
Monadnock Conservancy is focused on managing and monitoring recreation lands in the Monadnock Region. The Seasonal Recreation Technician will assist the Land and Recreation Manager in overseeing trails, coordinating volunteer efforts, and managing recreational activities.
Environmental ConsultingEventsForestryNon ProfitWildlife Conservation
Responsibilities
Monitor trails and property boundaries to document issues and oversee trail repairs
Coordinate and supervise volunteer workdays as needed
Assist with updating of trail systems maps as needed
Assist with monitoring, documentation, and management of other recreational activities
Mark property boundaries and install signage as needed
Write reports and complete other tasks as assigned
Qualification
Required
Experience managing trails and recreational infrastructure
Strong interest in conservation, land management, and natural resource protection
Physical ability to walk long distances to remote areas over varied terrain
Excellent off-trail navigation skills using a GPS or GPS-based phone apps, and a map and compass
Strong interpersonal skills
Group leadership skills
Strong writing skills with an attention to detail
Ability to work independently or collaboratively
Reliable transportation
Mobile phone
Ability to work on weekdays
Preferred
Experience with GIS
Experience with GPS
Experience with Microsoft Excel
Experience with Adobe Acrobat
Experience with map interpretation
Experience with chainsaw operation and safety
Experience with foot bridge construction
Experience with kayaking or canoeing
Experience with wetlands identification
Ability to identify sensitive or rare plants and communities
Ability to identify invasive species
Benefits
Mileage reimbursement
Company
Monadnock Conservancy
Monadnock Conservancy is a non-profit organization that works with landowners to conserve natural resources, rural lands, and wildlife.
Funding
Current Stage
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