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Biological Science Technician (Plants) (Seasonal) – Great Lakes Network

Wildlife & Forestry

National Park ServiceAshland, Wisconsin · Midwest

Pay
$21.76–$31.43 per hour
Season
Mar 1 – Sep 30, 2027

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The Park Service’s Great Lakes Inventory and Monitoring Network in Ashland, Wisconsin is hiring two seasonal plant technicians for 2027. The field work centers on monitoring vegetation and surveying for oak wilt disease, collecting samples for lab analysis and recording data with GPS and GIS. At GS-7 the job adds leading field staff, interns and volunteers, quality-checking data and drafting project reports. The season typically runs March through September, with an anticipated March 2027 start, on an appointment capped at 1,039 hours. Pay runs $21.76 to $31.43 an hour across GS-6 and GS-7. Government quarters may be required and housing is not guaranteed. Apply on USAJOBS by 10/26/2026; the announcement closes early after 50 applications, so apply promptly.

Facts about this job
Pay$21.76 to $31.43 per hour
Employment TypeSeasonal
SeasonMar 1, 2027 – Sep 30, 2027
HousingNot provided
MealsNot provided
ExperienceSome experience
LocationAshland, Wisconsin
Job TypeWildlife & Forestry
PostedOct 19, 2026
Apply ByFilled Oct 27, 2026

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