DNR seeks watercraft inspector applicants

[HD]

DNR seeks watercraft inspector applicants
(Released February 17, 2011)


The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is seeking watercraft inspector interns for the upcoming boating season. Inspectors are stationed at public accesses on lakes and rivers infested with invasive species such as Eurasian watermilfoil and zebra mussels.

Job description: http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/staging/removed/jobs/watercraft/description.html

Apply now: https://statejobs.doer.state.mn.us/JobPosting

 
Positions are available in Brainerd, Winona, Twin Cities, St. Cloud, International Falls, Duluth, Bemidji, Minnetonka and the surrounding areas.

“We’re looking for enthusiastic young adults interested in doing important environmental conservation work,” said Heidi Wolf, DNR watercraft inspection program coordinator.

Watercraft inspectors inform and educate the public about aquatic invasive species and the threat they pose to Minnesota waters.

Other duties may include assisting with access posting, conducting invasive species plant removal and other natural resource projects. These are full-time temporary internships that start in late April and run through the middle of October, with flexibility for students still in school.

Applicants must have a valid Minnesota driver’s license, be enrolled in a natural resources or related program and eligible to receive school credit for the position. The application deadline is March 11.

Contact Heidi Wolf at 651-259-5152 or heidi.wolf@state.mn.us with questions.

[Randy Kaar]

Maybe a job for me...

randy

[HD]

Randy must'a not read this part..... 


“We’re looking for enthusiastic young adults interested in doing important environmental conservation work,”



                                                         

[Bobby Bass]

Not to mention they need to be able to hide in the woods for long periods of time then jump out at you from behind cover. Sand Lake. 

[The General]

Not to mention they need to be able to hide in the woods for long periods of time then jump out at you from behind cover. Sand Lake. 

They were just helping out the environment with a little fertilizer.

[Randy Kaar]

I did miss that,,, You are a funny man Hunter!

randy