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Ducks Unlimited looking for Biologist for Rice Programs

Ducks Unlimited looking for Biologist for Rice Programs

Ducks Unlimited is looking for a qualified applicant to work on California ricelands conservation programs in the Sacramento Valley. 

Most notably, the person hired for this position will be instrumental in administering the Climate-smart Commodities Program Grant activities. This is a new and innovative program that needs a creative leader to help design and implement the program, in coordination with the USA Rice Federation. 

Familiarity with rice farming operations will be a big plus for anyone applying for this new position.

To learn more about the position and apply, click here.

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