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The Everglades Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to the restoration of the Everglades, is expanding its Science team and is looking for an experienced Water Resources Engineer/Hydrologic Modeler to work as part of a team on the evaluation of Everglades restoration projects. The Everglades Foundation is a science-driven organization and as such, our policies and priorities are driven by our sound science.
The primary duties of the Water Resources Engineer would be to analyze and evaluate technical elements of Everglades restoration projects and identify appropriate structural and non-structural elements of projects needed to achieve successful restoration. The successful candidate will be expected to have advanced knowledge of Everglades hydrology, hydraulics and application of regional scale models. The Water Resources Engineer will be responsible for conducting hydrologic investigations to assess the effects of proposed plans on the Everglades ecosystem and provide recommendations to improve the proposed management actions. To learn more about the position, please click here.
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The Department of Soil, Water, and Climate at the University of Minnesota (U of M) seeks a faculty member with strong expertise in climate science and a passion for community engagement and for communicating climate information to agricultural producers, natural resource managers, other industry stakeholders, the broader public, and policymakers.
Review of applications will begin September 14, 2018 and continue until the position is filled.
In these programs, prospective applicants select a research project or projects from among the large group of opportunities listed on this website. Prior to completing an application, prospective applicants should contact the proposed Research Adviser to assure that funding will be available if their application is recommended by NRC panels. Once mutual interest is established between a prospective applicant and a Research Adviser, an application is submitted through the NRC WebRap system. Reviews are conducted four times each year and review results are available approximately 6-8 weeks following the application deadline.
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