News Flashes
Word has just been received from Susan Knight, University of Wisconsin, Trout Lake Station of a new position working with AIS. Maybe someone, a member of NSTRLA, knows someone who would fit the bill. Pertinent information is below.
The UW Madison Center for Limnology Trout Lake Station (TLS) is currently looking for an Associate Outreach Specialist, full time, for an Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) project. The core function of the work is to assist the TLS and the WI DNR Statewide and NOR Region (Rhinelander) Lakes Partnership Team with activities designed to learn about and combat AIS. The successful candidate will be involved in AIS and other lake program activities such as AIS education, outreach, prevention and monitoring; aquatic plant sampling, data entry and data evaluation; site visits, presentations and coordination of lake community and citizen issues; evaluation of lake planning and AIS grants; lakes technical assistance and long-term trends water quality sampling. To review position description and application procedures please go to http://www.ohr.wisc.edu/pvl/pv_063522.html
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