PhD in Forest Ecology and Management at the University of Alabama University of Alabama in United States

The University of Vermont’s Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources is seeking a master’s student to examine the ecological and silvicultural outcomes of forest adaptation strategies under climate change. The project is part of the Adaptive Silviculture for Climate Change (ASCC) experimental network, which tests co-produced strategies for sustaining key tree species, ecosystem processes, and ecological, cultural, and economic values as forests respond to global change. The student...

Selection symposium update for the Forst-Talent Programme in Forestry and Forest Sciences . The post says that, for the second time, applications were invited for an open-topic postdoc position in forestry. From a large pool of excellent applicants, six candidates were selected to present their research ideas at a selection symposium. The programme is funded by the Eva Mayr-Stihl Stiftung and is designed for outstanding early-career researchers in forest sciences. It offers the opportunity to de...

📣 A 2-year postdoc is available with the DIVERSE Research project . The project focuses on alternative silvicultural treatments and multi-species plantation , making it a strong fit for candidates interested in forestry , silviculture , environmental science , and related ecological research. The position is supervised by Nelson Thiffault and Christian Messier . The post indicates that the location is TBD , with options across British Columbia, Alberta, and Quebec . No deadline, salary, or detai...

Colorado State University is advertising a PhD Graduate Research Assistant position in weed ecology and soil health within the Weed Research Lab and the Department of Agricultural Biology. The project is supported by a Western SARE Research and Education Grant and focuses on evaluating annual living mulches as a sustainable weed-management strategy in vegetable production systems. The student will study how living mulches suppress weeds through physical competition and possible allelopathic effe...

Harvard University is advertising a 2-year Environmental Fellows Program for recent PhD graduates and holders of comparable terminal degrees. This is a postdoctoral-style fellowship opportunity in environmental research, aimed at early-career scholars with a completed doctoral or equivalent terminal degree. The post highlights strong financial support: a salary of $92,000 per year, eligibility for employee health insurance, up to $2,500 in relocation reimbursement, and a $2,500 annual allowance ...