Associate/Full Professor in Waterfowl Ecology and Wetlands Management
Core
Tenure-track faculty role focused on science-based conservation of migratory waterfowl, gamebirds, and wetland ecosystems through research, teaching, and service.
Role type
Associate/Full Professor (Tenure-track)
Builds
Science-based conservation strategies for waterfowl and wetlands; undergraduate and graduate education programs; applied research and outreach initiatives.
Domain
Wildlife Ecology / Wetland Management / Conservation Biology
Required skills
Population dynamics modeling, wetland ecology, field-based ecological investigations, quantitative analysis, grant writing, curriculum development, student mentoring, stakeholder collaboration
Preferred skills
Interdisciplinary collaboration, external funding acquisition, habitat restoration expertise, ecosystem services assessment
Technologies
Statistical software, GIS, field data collection tools
Responsibilities
Develop and teach courses in waterfowl/wetlands ecology; conduct independent research on wildlife populations and habitat management; secure extramural funding; advise graduate and undergraduate students; collaborate with government agencies and NGOs; lead laboratory programs.
Seniority
Senior, hands-on IC (Tenure-track)