We have upgraded our job description and increased the job category. So skip last weeks posting. Here is the text.
Nachusa Grasslands Restoration Ecologist (CP VI) – 55997 – The Restoration Ecologist develops, manages, and advances conservation programs, plans, and methods for small to medium scale geographic areas. The Ecologist addresses critical threats to natural systems and individual species, fosters cross-site learning among conservation community, and supplies conservation planning teams with site or landscape level information relevant to the planning process. Additional tasks include activities associated with bison management, interfacing with scientific research, along with maintaining and setting up for events for visitors and members, repairing and towing equipment, and mentoring others in various tasks. Financial responsibility may include working within a budget to complete projects, negotiating and contracting with vendors, assisting with budget development and fundraising targets. This position is onsite at Nachusa Grasslands near Dixon, IL and this position will close once a strong applicant pool is identified. For more details and to apply, please visit https://careers.nature.org/ and search for Nachusa or Job ID 55997.
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I don’t know if this applies to your version of Field Maps, but one caveat is that cellphone apps in general, unlike expensive professional software, can crash in the middle of data gathering due to poor design, conflicts with other software on the phone, etc. If the app requires online login or uses cloud storage, that’s another potential failure point. Before entering lots of priceless data, the user should ensure that their entire database can be stored on their local device & the data can be easily backed up to a different device & to the cloud. Or that the mobile device acts as a field terminal to a main database, which is stored on the user’s computer & is regularly backed up to a different device & the cloud. Hardware & cloud storage can fail at any time, so the user must have a regularly updated backup that they fully control. That backup should be checked monthly to make sure it’s available when you most need it.