The position of Scientist, Riparian and Wetland Ecology will have a focus on wetland, floodplain and river ecology and conservation, and will contribute to the delivery of quality research undertaken at the Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research (ARI). Are you passionate about understanding and protecting Victoria's aquatic ecosystems and being outdoors? Are you interested in working with enthusiastic and experienced scientists in this field and collaborating with natural resource managers? Have you got experience in undertaking field surveys and identifying plants? If yes, then this science role at the Arthur Rylah Institute may be for you. The Scientist, Riparian and Wetland Ecology role requires experience in contributing to vegetation-focused ecological monitoring, evaluation and reporting. The role requires field work, four-wheel driving, hiking, conducting plant surveys, data management and report writing. If this sounds like you then we offer: A link to nature A competitive salary A positive team working environment Full-time or part-time working arrangements, and the ability to undertake some work from home as part of our flexible working environment. Specialist/Technical Expertise/Qualifications Essential A science degree and work experience with a focus on plant ecology. A high level of competency in plant identification and survey techniques. Ability to participate in, support and, under supervision, plan and manage conservation and ecology surveys and projects in the field and office, and to contribute to multi-disciplinary research teams. Ability to contribute to advice, reports, scientific articles, conference presentations, and other communication outputs. Desirable A postgraduate qualification in science or natural resource management with a focus on plant ecology. Knowledge of riparian, wetland and floodplain ecosystems, their biota, and their conservation management. Experience in entry, quality control and basic statistical analysis of data from field surveys, including use of GIS. This is a fixed term position available for a period of 2 years. The work location for this position is Heidelberg with hybrid work arrangements available. nrmjobs.com.au/job/20024706