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Parterre Garden Services
Ecological Field Technician
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A Biological Technician assists biologists and medical scientists working in labs. Operates lab equipment, monitors experiments, records results and observations. Uses computer software to collect and analyze data.
$57,910 / year median in Massachusetts
+11% projected growth
Job Description
Ecological Field Technician Parterre Garden Services - 3.6 North Billerica, MA Job Details Full-time $25 - $31 an hour 1 day ago Benefits Paid holidays Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Tuition reimbursement Paid time off Vision insurance 401(k) matching Professional development assistance Referral program Qualifications Pesticide Applicator's License Full Job Description Field Technician Parterre Ecological integrates principles of ecology and horticulture to protect, promote and restore native plant communities. Parterre Ecological is dedicated to the planning, implementation, and maintenance of a wide range of ecological restoration projects in greater Boston. This includes invasive plant management and native restoration planting on conservation lands, urban green infrastructure sites, and numerous residential properties. We seek to restore wetland, woodland, wildflower meadow, coastal bank, and other natural areas. Projects are in all phases of development; from Ecological planning, restoration, installation, maintenance and monitoring. Parterre Ecological is currently seeking a Field Technician to join us in the implementation of diverse ecological restoration projects. The Field Technician will engage in invasive plant management, native plant restoration practices, and green infrastructure maintenance in urban environments. The Field Technician should have a horticultural background, be confident with identification of invasive and native plant species in natural areas, comfortable performing strenuous labor outdoors, and be capable of independently documenting restoration practices.