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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...

Montana Conservation Corps believes that through conservation service and authentic connection, you can sharpen your ability to create change and join the next generation of leaders for a better world. At MCC, we focus on the growth of our participants, positively impacting our public lands, and transferable career skills.  MCC participants join our program as AmeriCorps Members serving a term of service with Montana Conservation Corps. AmeriCorps is an independent agency of the United States government that engages over 5 million Americans in National Service across various programs.  MCC is a service oriented organization that provides career skills training alongside personal development. We have three Field Support Technician Roles that support different programs: Adult Program FSTs (Support Adult Field Crews) Youth Program FST (Supports Youth Corps Crews) Piikuni Program FST (Supports Piikuni Service Corps Crews)...

The Lajuma Research Centre is set within a landscape of deep valleys, forested cliffs, mountain streams, and waterfalls. This variety of habitats—including montane grasslands, woodlands, thickets, and groundwater forests—supports significant biodiversity and ongoing ecological research. The GIS Mapping Internship allows students to apply spatial analysis skills in a field-based conservation context while supporting multiple long-term research projects. Description This internship focuses on using ArcGIS (not provided) or QGIS to support ecological and conservation work on the reserve. Students will be involved in mapping key features of the landscape and integrating spatial data into research projects. The position combines technical GIS work with outdoor field experience, offering practical training while contributing to conservation research. Activities may include: Mapping the reserve’s camera trap grid, hiking trails, streams, waterfalls, and infrastructure...

The Lajuma Research Centre provides a unique opportunity to study an exceptional diversity of birdlife within one of South Africa’s most ecologically varied mountain environments. More than 215 species have been recorded on the reserve, including the purple-crested turaco, narina trogon, cape vulture, violet-backed starling, African fish eagle, crowned eagle, crested guineafowl, and multiple owl species. The landscape encompasses woody grasslands, mountain bushveld, mistbelt forest, riverine forest, and clear mountain streams, offering an ideal setting for comparative research on avian diversity, habitat use, and behaviour. Internship Focus: This internship provides hands-on experience in bird monitoring, species documentation, and ecological field methods. Interns work largely independently while contributing to long-term data collection and broader conservation efforts at the centre. Activities may include: Recording species presence, behaviour, and...