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  1. The Invasive Species Network Survey Technicians (2 positions) work with the Coordinator to implement the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative grant, which funds the position. Primary responsibilities include working as a team to survey natural areas, roadsides, and waterways in 4 counties for invasive plants. Other duties include creating maps, working with private land owners, and engaging volunteers.Read the full job posting for application instructionsApplication Deadline: 5pm Eastern, March 3, 2017
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