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Seasonal Field Technician

Sky Island Alliance

Tucson, Arizona

Job Type Temporary
Salary $923.08 per week
Deadline Nov 14, 2025
Experience 2 - 6 years

Position Focus: These seasonal field technicians will support Sky Island Alliance’s conservation efforts in the U.S. Approximately 50% of the intended work will focus on riparian surveys on federal, state, and private lands, while the remaining 50% could include spring restoration, physical closure of retired roads on Coronado National Forest, building loose-rock erosion control structures, manual invasive plant removal, volunteer coordination, and supporting cross-department activities throughout the organization. This position is funded by state, federal, and private grants and subject to the continued availability of these funds.

 

Desired experience and abilities include:

  • Field experience with natural resource surveys, including collecting scientific data for vegetative sampling, soil descriptions and sampling, water quality sampling, and using calibrated instruments.
  • Field experience with hands-on habitat restoration, volunteer coordination, or other relevant field experience.
  • Attention to detail and data accuracy in the field and with computer-based data entry.
  • Ability to hike up to eight miles over rugged terrain at elevation.
  • Tolerance of 12-hour field days in desert and mountainous areas under a variety of extreme weather conditions.
  • Ability to travel to the field and camp overnight for up to a week at a time.
  • Demonstrated excellent member of a collaborative team.
  • Possess or be able to get a valid Arizona driver’s license by Jan. 12, 2026.

 

HOW TO APPLY

All applications must come through the applicant portal on BambooHR. Applications submitted through email or via other means will not be considered. Further instructions can be found on the applicant portal. 

When you apply, please indicate that you are responding to the posting on Conservation Job Board.

Category Ecology, Hydrology, Restoration
Tags Soil Science