PDF: Partnering with Beaver to Restore Stream Function and Adapt to Climate Change
About the project: The Department of Geography and Planning at University of Saskatchewan invites applications for a Postdoctoral Scholar position focusing partnering with beaver to restore stream function and adapt to climate change. The successful candidate will join a transdisciplinary research team supported by funding from NSERC CREATE for Water Security and Mountain Water Futures. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in a relevant discipline such as ecohydrology, geomorphology, stream restoration, ecology or environmental engineering. A Ph.D. is required. The Postdoctoral Scholar will be able to capitalize on an on-going field experiment, work toward modelling landscape beaver dam capacity and also have freedom to collaboratively design research aligning with the goals of the larger project.
Application Instructions: Please email a curriculum vitae, cover letter and contact information for three professional references as a single PDF file to Dr. Cherie Westbrook ([email protected]). The cover letter should explain the applicant’s interest in the position, highlight relevant qualifications and experience, and include links to examples of relevant prior work.
See attached posting for further details:
Application Instructions: Please email a curriculum vitae, cover letter and contact information for three professional references as a single PDF file to Dr. Cherie Westbrook ([email protected]). The cover letter should explain the applicant’s interest in the position, highlight relevant qualifications and experience, and include links to examples of relevant prior work.
See attached posting for further details:
| westbrook_beaverpdf.pdf |