As a society, we are standing with The Duke Herbarium and request that Duke University reconsider the decision to divest their herbarium. We ask that you also consider adding your support by signing this petition (https://www.change.org/p/urge-duke-university-to-reconsider-closing-their-herbarium) organized by AIBS, iDigBio, NSCA, and SPNHC with the support of ASPT, ABLS, BSA, and SHC.
The Aquatic Monitoring Program at GBI serves as an excellent development opportunity for natural resource professionals seeking experience in aquatic, riparian, and rangeland surveys.
The Aquatic Monitoring Program at GBI serves as an excellent development opportunity for natural resource professionals seeking experience in leadership, aquatic, riparian, and rangeland surveys.
GBI is recruiting Riparian Botanists to assist in the implementation of the Bureau of Land Management’s National Aquatic Monitoring Framework for Assessment, Inventory, and Monitoring of lotic ecosystems, as well as Multiple Indicator Monitoring of stream channels and streamside vegetation.