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Retail Customer Coordinator

  • DEPARTMENT: Engagement/Nature Shop
  • FLSA/FTE STATUS: Non-Exempt/Part Time
  • POSITION STATUS: Permanent
  • REPORTS TO: Retail Manager

SUMMARY: The Retail Customer Coordinator assists the Retail Manager in overseeing day-to-day operations of the Tucson Audubon Nature Shop and ensures a safe, welcoming, and productive environment for the visitors, volunteers, and associated partners of the organization. The RCC supports Tucson Audubon’s mission and the Nature Shop’s fiscal performance by modeling excellent customer service and strives to deliver results by creating a culture of continuous improvement in the Shop and local community.

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In-house Strike Team Crew

  • DEPARTMENT: Restoration/Invasive Plant Management
  • FLSA/FTE STATUS: Exempt/Full time
  • POSITION STATUS: Permanent
  • REPORTS TO: Invasive Plant Program Manager

SUMMARY: The In-House Strike Team Crew serves as a member of the In-House Invasive Plant Strike Team, which is responsible for invasive plant species management (identification, assessment, treatment, monitoring) at a variety of ecologically sensitive and high-priority areas throughout the region. The In-House Strike Team Crew implements treatment activities as agreed upon by contract, grant, or award, and interfaces with clients and the public to provide program updates and education.

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CoATIS Crew Member – SEASONAL

  • DEPARTMENT: Restoration
  • FLSA/FTE STATUS: Non-Exempt/Full time
  • POSITION STATUS: Temporary/Seasonal
  • REPORTS TO: Invasive Plant Program – Senior Manager
  • POSITION TERM: 3 months (w/ potential for a permanent position)
  • POSITION LOCATION: Sonoran Desert Network- Desert Research Learning Center

SUMMARY: The CoATIS Crew Member serves as a member of the Federal Lands Invasive Plant Strike Team (CoATIS – Collaborative Audubon Inventory and Treatment Squad), which is responsible for invasive plant species management (identification, assessment, treatment, monitoring) primarily at a variety of ecologically sensitive and high-priority areas on lands managed by federal agencies throughout the Desert Southwest region with geographic scope extended as far as Oklahoma. The Strike Team Crew must become certified applicators within the state of Arizona under the Environmental Services Division of the AZ Department of Agriculture.

Up to 2/3 of your time will be based on remote work throughout the region consisting of 4 to 8-day hitches involving remote camping (near our vehicles) or lodging in government-provided quarters. The remaining time will be based locally in Tucson and involve day trips or work at Saguaro National Park. When not working with federal agency partners, the Strike Team Crew will work with other Tucson Audubon crews on a variety of work including, but not limited to, invasive plant control, hazardous fuels management, vegetation mapping, and habitat creation.

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Federal-Lands Strike Team Crew

  • DEPARTMENT:        Restoration
  • FLSA STATUS:          Non-Exempt/Full Time
  • REPORTS TO:          Invasive Plant Program Manager

SUMMARY: The Strike Team Crew serves as a member of the Federal Lands Invasive Plant Strike Team (CoATIS – Collaborative Audubon Inventory and Treatment Squad), which is responsible for invasive plant species management (identification, assessment, treatment, monitoring) primarily at a variety of ecologically sensitive and high-priority areas on lands managed by federal agencies throughout the Desert Southwest region with geographic scope extended as far as Oklahoma. The Strike Team Crew receive enhanced trainings provided by federal partners and must become certified applicators within the state of Arizona under the Environmental Services Division of the AZ Department of Agriculture.

Up to ¾ of the year will be based on remote work throughout the region consisting of 4 to 8-day hitches involving backcountry camping or lodging in government provided quarters. The remaining time will be based locally to Tucson and involve daytrips. When not working with federal agency partners, the Strike Team Crew will work with other Tucson Audubon crews on a variety of work including, but not limited to, invasive plant control, hazardous fuels management, vegetation mapping, and habitat creation.

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