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Habitat Technician at National Audubon Society - ApplyBlast

Habitat Technician

National Audubon Society

11 days ago

3.2 on Glassdoor

Remote

Full Time

Junior

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About this role

The Habitat Technician supports Audubon’s grassland and wetland conservation work in South Dakota through hands-on habitat restoration, native seed collection, and field surveys. This role involves collaborating with Audubon staff and partners to restore native plant communities that benefit birds, wildlife, and people. The position requires safe operation of field equipment, attention to detail, and a commitment to high-quality conservation outcomes.

Responsibilities

Support grassland and wetland conservation through hands-on habitat restoration and stewardship
Collect and process native seeds while operating and maintaining specialized field equipment
Conduct habitat and wildlife surveys including waterfowl counts and data recording

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in biology, botany, ecology, environmental science, or a related field

About National Audubon Society

audubon.org

Headquarters

New York, New York, United States

Company Size

501-1000 employees

Founded

1905

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The National Audubon Society is a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting birds and the places they need, today and tomorrow, throughout the Americas. Audubon advances bird and habitat conservation using science, policy advocacy, education, habitat restoration, and on‑the‑ground conservation projects. It operates a network of local chapters and partners, engages the public through citizen‑science programs and educational resources, and campaigns for policy solutions to threats like habitat loss and climate change.