Job Opportunity: Marbled Murrelet Surveyor
Turnstone Environmental is now hiring. Please click here for the PDF, or visit their website. Deadline for applications: 5 April 2017.
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How to get from the Airport to the Hotel?
Please see the Hotel & Travel Info page for options on Ground Transportation. Just added – download the PDF!
Job postings: Marine planning in BC
Two positions available to support implementation of the marine plans developed through Marine Plan Partnership (MaPP). Applications due Fri 24 Feb 2017.
Job posting: Acoustic Analyst
Conservation Metrics Inc. is hiring! Deadline 1 Mar 2017. Click here for position description.
Early Career Scientist event: panel discussion!
Please join us on Friday 24 February 2017 from 5-6:30pm for PSG’s first Early Career Scientist panel session. More information click here!
Wildlife Acoustics – Free Workshop!
In this hands-on workshop on 23 Feb 2017, you’ll learn how to use the Wildlife Acoustics SM4, a programmable, dual-channel, weatherproof recorder capable of capturing months of acoustic data.
Sign up for fantastic field trips!
Both field trips still have space. Members will love exploring these two great locations in Puget Sound and checking out wintering seabirds and shorebirds. At the Nisqually NWR, you may even see the Great Horned Owl nestlings! For more information, click here.
Annual Meeting Daily Schedule updated!
Please check the Program & Schedule for the daily schedule. The oral and poster guidelines are now available on the Scientific Program page, and the list of presenters will be available soon.
History of PSG
To read more about the PSG’s history, we invite you to read Pacific Seabirds, and to talk with long-time PSG members at the Annual Meetings. First interim Executive Council This photo has been shown at many banquets by PSG’s unofficial “Master of Ceremonies”, Dr. George Divoky. This historic black and white photo from August 1973…
Tips from PSG Former Chairs
We asked PSG Former Chairs to share inspirational quotes for students and early career scientists… here’s what they say!
