8 environmental studies jobs found in Moscow

Research Associate I, Fire Behavior Assessment Team Posting Number: SP005187P Division/College: College of Natural Resources Department: Forest, Rangeland, & Fire Sciences Location: Moscow, Off Campus Location - Bozeman, MT Posting Context Statement: Position is a collaboration between the University of Idaho, the USDA Forest Service Northern Research Station, and National Forest System Region 5. It coordinates and leads the Fire Behavior Assessment Team ( FBAT ), which supports National Forest and incident command teams with pre-, active-, and post-fire monitoring on wildfires. FBAT members are on-call professionals from federal agencies and academia. Duties include office and field work, focused on 2026 fire-season monitoring in California’s Sierra Nevada and Klamath Mountains. The position is full time or part time (negotiable) based in Bozeman, MT (preferred), or Moscow, ID, with travel to Redding, CA and wildfire assignments. Position...

Early Childhood Specialist II Posting Number: SP005147P Division/College: Student Affairs Department: Children's Center Location: Moscow Posting Context Statement: The University of Idaho Children’s Center ( UICC ) offers a child-development program in Moscow, ID. The best learning environment is one that honors each child. The best learning environment is one that honors each child. Located on the Moscow campus, the Children’s Center serves student, faculty, staff and community families. Children age six weeks to six years old are welcome at the Children’s Center. Position Overview: The position is responsible for planning, preparing, implementing and evaluating activities and routines for a developmentally appropriate program according to NAEYC Accreditation Standards. This position participates in the development and implementation of curriculum and is the primary instructor of classes, supervising classroom staff....

Research Specialist Posting Number: SP005054P Division/College: College of Science Department: Biological Sciences Location: Moscow Posting Context Statement: The Udekwu laboratory is supported in part by an NSF grant looking into the recovery of microbial communities in post wildfire arboreal forests. This position is to support the researchers working in my laboratory on this project and entails the growth and stress adaptation of Bacillus species. The goal of these studies is to understand how microbial communities interact and evolve. We are one half of a joint lab endeavor with the Marx lab, where we share resources, have joint laboratory meetings and presentations, as well as a common goal. Position Overview: Performs research activities and analysis, recording observations and measurements, and reports results. Participates in analyzing and preparing results for publication. Works under general supervision. Duties may include: Prepare...