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One or more positions <\/em> We are seeking one or more graduate-level or senior undergraduate interns to participate in this project. This position will be able to accommodate hands-on training and mentorship and can be integrated with the timing and academic requirements of your school year or degree program. This opportunity is well suited to a graduate-level or experienced undergraduate with previous experiences in reviewing primary literature, GIS analysis, and field work in ecological sciences.<\/p>\n
UP to 40 hours\/week
$3,300\/month
Available period: June 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027<\/em>
We are developing a strategy for adapting remote sensing data and field observations to track the status of ecosystem functions at a site, watershed, and county-wide scale. This work will be used to support the development and implementation of TCD programs and policies that aim to achieve a \u201cnet gain\u201d in ecosystem functions over time through a mixture of voluntary stewardship and incentives. This project will include research into \u201cbest available science\u201d and analysis of spatial data to evaluate ecosystem conditions, and development of a framework for assessing ecosystem condition, and testing practical methods for collecting data to describe change over time.<\/p>\n