"Regional Sci Consortium - Summer Intern - DCNR"

Regional Sci Consortium - Summer Intern - DCNR

Position Summary:

Intern will work at the Presque Isle State Park Complex and should have a biological/scientific background and be capable of performing the following duties in relation to on-going studies, research, monitoring, environmental education, and maintenance projects at the Presque Isle State Park Complex.
Develop new coverage layers and collect, review, and input data into the GIS (Geographical Information System) at Presque Isle State Park.
Work will include the operation of iPads utilizing the Collector App to collect data on treatment areas, infrastructures and boundaries of geographic features of the park complex.
Assist in planning and implementation of the invasive plant species control project. This involves removal of various invasive plants through mechanical means and/or chemical treatment. Work efforts and results are to be documented as part of an on-going remedial plan of preserving native plant diversity in the park complex.
Assist other DCNR, DEP, state, county, local agencies, or universities in various research projects affecting the environments of Presque Isle State Park involving all flora, fauna, and ecosystems found on the park complex.
Assist with special events and work with volunteers.
Assist Environmental Education staff with recreational and environmental education programs.
Wear personal protective equipment where required.
Operate a state vehicle or rental vehicle to/from work locations.
May be required to perform special project work as necessary.

Required Qualifications:

• Candidates have already been selected as interns through the Regional Science Consortium.
• Interns are required to have a valid driver's license

Preferred Qualifications:

none

Location:

Erie, Pa

Employment Status:

Full Time

Department:

Col.Health Professions & Sci.

Division:

Col.Health Professions & Sci.

Subdivision:

Dean's Office; MCHPS

To apply, visit https://gannon.peopleadmin.com/postings/14257