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Category: IMBCR

Thursday December 18, 2025

Job Posting: Idaho Avian Field Technicians

AVIAN FIELD TECHNICIANS needed for a large-scale study of breeding landbirds across Utah, Idaho, and Montana. The field effort is in support of the multi-state Integrated Monitoring Bird Conservation Region IMBCR Program.

Thursday December 18, 2025

Job Posting: Utah Avian Field Technician

The Intermountain Bird Observatory (IBO) at Boise State University is hiring seasonal avian field technicians to contribute…

Wednesday August 7, 2024

Job Filled: Full Time Research Biologist

As of October 21, 2024 this position has been filled. Check our jobs page in…

Tuesday February 6, 2024

Job Posting: Grassland Bird Community Technician

NOTE: this is an inactive job posting from a previous season. We often hire for…

Tuesday November 1, 2022

Inspired by Ranchers in the Northern Great Plains

I dial the number I’m given. After a couple rings a soft-spoken, kind voice answers, “This is Russ.” “Hi Russ, I’m with the Intermountain Bird Observatory. We’ve been contracted by the World Wildlife Fund to conduct the bird surveys on your ranch for the RSVP–Ranching Systems and Viability Planning program.”

Tuesday November 1, 2022

A Day to Remember on the Wolakota Buffalo Range

I take a few more scoops of sand from beneath the engine block of my beat-up Toyota and skeptically eye the bundles of dry yucca stems and twigs beneath the front tires before climbing into the cab and trying one more time. No luck.

Tuesday November 1, 2022

Northern Idaho: A Three-Year Retrospective

Lesley and I have worked with the Intermountain Bird Observatory as the northern Idaho field crew for three seasons now. We are enamored by the beauty of that country, by its rewarding but challenging terrain and surprises – including crossing rushing creeks, climbing mountain ridges, and the occasional run-in with wolf packs, mountain lions, and bears.

Tuesday May 31, 2022