What are the responsibilities and job description for the Piping Plover Coordinator position at Town of Wells?
The Town of Wells is seeking a seasonal Piping Plover Coordinator. This position is responsible for coordinating volunteer Plover monitors, tracking Piping Plover and other endangered species’ nesting activity, and documenting population, nesting success, and habitat use on town beaches. The coordinator acts as a liaison with state wildlife agencies and educates the public on minimizing human disturbance to endangered species.
A successful applicant will have:
· A working knowledge of Piping Plover behavior, habitat, nesting requirements and migration patterns, beach front ecology and risks, potential threats to wildlife, and prevention methods.
· The ability to recruit, train and supervise volunteers.
· Experience monitoring endangered species and coordinating volunteer groups, preferred.
· The ability to work outside in inclement weather.
· Strong organizational and communication skills.
· Valid driver’s license.
A typical season runs from April through September. Hours vary from 5 hours to 20 hours per week with peak months being May through July.
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Applications for Employment can be obtained by visiting the Town’s website at www.wellstown.org or the Labor and Employee Relations’ Office at Town Hall. Completed applications should be sent to: Attn: HR Generalist, Town of Wells, 208 Sanford Road, Wells, Maine 04090, or email to employment@wellstown.org
To be considered for employment with the Town of Wells applicants must complete the Town’s Application for Employment. Please do not use online functions provided through Facebook or any other social media platforms to apply.
The Town of Wells is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Pay: From $16.98 per hour
Work Location: In person
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