Minimum 3 month commitment required beginning ASAP in May, 2001. Work will include setting and checking live-traps and snap traps on steep and hazardous terrain at high altitude. Work will also include nocturnal and diurnal radiotracking and behavioral observation of feral cats and mongooses. Additionally, feral cat den locations obtained via tracking will be surveyed to collect data on micro-site parameters.
Field work involves strenuous hiking, long days, and camping at remote locations.
Ability to navigate in remote areas via transects, map and compass. Four-wheel drive vehicle experience is desired. Applicant must be in excellent physical condition and willing to work alone frequently. Or Alison Agness USGS-BRD P.O. Box 44 Hawaii Nat.