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Position Overview Based out of Bozeman or Kalispell, the Youth Program Coordinator (YPC) is a seasonal, 8-month position supporting MCC’s Youth Program. Reporting to the Youth Program Manager, the role balances administrative systems, logistical preparation, and direct field support. During the winter and spring, the YPC manages youth admissions, conducts school and youth outreach, organizes gear caches, and helps lead the 5-week Youth Program Leader training. As the summer field season peaks, the position transitions into an active logistical and mentoring resource—tracking participant data, supporting AmeriCorps Youth Leaders and youth participants, and maintaining clear communication across MCC offices, project partners, and crews. Crucially, this role requires conducting routine 2–3 day site visits that involve traveling to remote worksites and camping overnight with crews, with extended field time or emergency leader coverage required as needed. Location :...

The Field Coordinator (FC) staff position is responsible for the regional coordination and logistical support of all Montana Conservation Corps (MCC) field-based activities. Primary duties include direct support and training of Crew Leaders and Crew Members for adult, youth and specialty programs, with emphasis on the development and delivery of technical skills training, technical and logistical coordination for MCC crews in the field, as well as shared monitoring and implementation of MCC’s leadership development program and administrative components. Activities will include teaching and modeling fundamental skills to participants, field visitation to help ensure the successful and safe completion of MCC projects, and ensuring compliance with MCC policies and procedures. The FC is supervised by the Regional Program Manager and is expected to maintain good communication between all MCC offices, project partners and crews. Location : Bozeman, MT Position Dates : 01/11/2027...

Field Research Experience & Independent Projects - South Africa - About Planning your own research project, testing an idea in the field, or building experience for future studies? WildComm Research Stations offers a supportive field-based research setting within a protected private reserve in South Africa, where you can develop projects, test methods and gain hands-on conservation research experience. What We Offer WildComm is situated on a private reserve, with diverse wildlife, vegetation and complex savanna ecosystems where you can work with access to on-site research equipment and support from experienced conservation professionals. Research Your Own Project Behavioural & movement ecology Population monitoring Vegetation Interdisciplinary conservation projects Build Field Research Experience Test research methods Conduct pilot or exploratory studies Build field and...

Carnivore Conservation Research Assistantship We are excited to offer a unique research assistantship opportunity focused on advancing the understanding of underrepresented predator species in South Africa’s Limpopo region. WildComm is dedicated to conserving biodiversity on private land by creating opportunities for research, education, and hands-on conservation action. Our mission is to demonstrate that private land can deliver both ecological and economic value, supporting wildlife and ecosystems beyond traditional protected areas. By joining WildComm, you’ll be part of a growing network of researchers, students, and conservationists working together to generate vital ecological data, inform evidence-based management, and inspire new models for wildlife conservation. The project focuses on mesopredators, including African civet, genet, and smaller African cats. While large carnivores receive significant attention, these species play vital ecological roles yet remain...