ICFRE recruitment for Project Associate Botany in Dehradun
Job Description
Advt. No. 1-45/2009-ADG (EM)/Project Personal/ICFRE
Project Associate Botany/ SRF recruitment in ICFRE
Project Title : ‘Reclamation and Rehabilitation Plan for the areas affected by mining activity in Bellary, Chitradurga and Tumkur districts, Karnataka’
Project Associate
Qualification : 1. First Class Post Graduate having 3 years relevant experience or Ph. D in discipline of Botany – 1 post. 2. First Class Post Graduate / B. Eng./ B. Tech, having 3 years relevant experience in discipline of Environmental Science/ Mining/ Geoinformatics / GIS – 1 post.
No. of Post : 02
Stipend : Rs. 28,000/- with Ph. D or Rs. 25,000/- (without Ph. D.) + HRA
SRF
Qualification : 1. First Class Post Graduate having 2 years relevant experience in discipline of Zoology/ Aquatic Life/Wildlife – 1 post. 2. First Class Post Graduate having 2 years relevant experience in discipline of Botany / Forestry/Geology – 1 post.
No. of Post : 02
Desirable Qualification : Working experience and knowledge in Biodiversity and Environmental Impact Assessment studies and preparation of Environmental management plans of developmental projects . Working experience of GIS for developing watershed based maps and assessing the biodiversity impact, computer knowledge and preparation of reports.
Age : Upper age limit for Project Associate is 35 years and 30 years for Senior Project Fellow
Job Particulars
About Company
Indian Council of Forestry Research and Education (ICFRE), an apex body in the national forestry research system, has been undertaking the holistic development of forestry research through need based planning, promoting, conducting and coordinating research, education and extension covering all aspects of forestry. The Council deals with the solution based forestry research in tune with the emerging issues in the sector, including global concerns such as climate change, conservation of biological diversity, combating desertification and sustainable management and development of resources. Topical research by the Council enhances public confidence in the ability of forest managers and researchers to successfully handle challenges related to natural resource management.
