Help Wanted: PA Governor’s Invasive Species Council Coordinator

The Department of Agriculture is seeking qualified candidates for a Plant Inspection Program Specialist Position which will serve as the PA Governor’s Invasive Species Council Coordinator.

This position is responsible for coordinating activities of the PA Governor's Invasive Species Council through administrative work, scheduling of meetings, applying for grant funds to enhance the work of the Council, creation of documents, coordinating public outreach and training events, and maintaining the Council's webpage.

The position works with the Council to develop, enhance and implement a comprehensive Invasive Species Management Plan for the Commonwealth, including aquatic and terrestrial species; revises the ISMP at regular five-year intervals or as needed; works with the Council to provide guidance on prevention and control of invasive species and rapid response to new infestations; facilitates coordination and cooperation among federal, regional, state, and local initiatives and organizations engaged in the documentation and management of invasive species, including public outreach and training activities; schedules Council meetings at least quarterly or at the call of the Council chair; and provides meeting minutes and an annual report of accomplishments including MOU deliverables and meetings attended.

Click Here for all the details and how to apply.  Applications are due December 14.

[Posted: Dec. 9, 2018]


12/17/2018

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