Job Description

Closing:October 31, or until a qualified candidate is identified. Start datenegotiable.

Position:Tenure-trackfacultyposition(rankdependingonexperience and qualifications)withtheCaesar KlebergWildlifeResearchInstituteand the Department of Rangeland and Wildlife Sciences in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources at Texas A&M University-Kingsville (TAMUK). We seek a dynamic scholar to develop and lead an impactful research program focused on rangeland restoration ecology. Rangeland restoration ecology is a broad and diverse area of research that can include fire ecology, plant-community dynamics, rangeland management, wildlife-habitat ecology, invasive species ecology, native-grassland restoration, reclamation,among others. In addition to developing their own research program, the selected candidate will have the opportunity tocollaboratewith a flagship program, Texas Native Seeds. Texas Native Seeds is a nationally reco...