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Employment Opportunities
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Upload cover letter, resume or Curriculum Vitae(CV), and 3 professional references to our application form below or email connect@ahtnatribal.org unless otherwise stated. All resumes should have a supervisor contact.
AMBCC Western Regional Coordinator
The Alaska Migratory Bird Co-Management Council (AMBCC) is seeking a Western Regional Coordinator to support migratory bird co-management across five regions of Alaska: Aleutian Pribilof Islands, Bristol Bay, Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta, Bering Strait/Norton Sound, and Northwest Arctic. This full-time position focuses on strengthening Tribal participation, coordinating regional meetings, supporting regulatory proposals, and developing education and outreach opportunities that bring Indigenous knowledge and western science together.
Reqirements:
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Expert knowledge of Alaska Native cultures, traditions, and subsistence practices
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Understanding of Indigenous knowledge and traditional uses of migratory birds
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Knowledge of biological sciences and natural resource management principles
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Ability to build positive relationships with Tribal communities, agencies, and partner organizations
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Strong written and verbal communication skills, including explaining scientific information to diverse audiences
AMBCC Eastern Regional Coordinator
The Alaska Migratory Bird Co-Management Council (AMBCC) is seeking an Eastern Regional Coordinator to support migratory bird co-management across five regions of Alaska: North Slope, Kodiak, Interior, Ahtna Territory, and Cook Inlet/Prince William Sound. This full-time position focuses on strengthening relationships with Tribal communities, coordinating regional meetings, assisting with regulatory proposals, and supporting education and outreach efforts that incorporate Indigenous knowledge and western science into migratory bird management.
Reqirements:
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Expert knowledge of Alaska Native cultures, traditions, and subsistence practices
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Understanding of Indigenous knowledge and traditional uses of migratory birds
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Knowledge of biological sciences and natural resource management principles
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Ability to build positive relationships with Tribal communities, agencies, and partner organizations
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Strong written and verbal communication skills, including explaining scientific information to diverse audiences
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