Manoomin Wiidookaage

The Manoomin Wiidookaage assists in compiling indigenous knowledge about manoomin for use in developing outreach materials, identifying research needs, and recommending co-stewardship actions. The Manoomin Wiidookaage will assist in planning, coordinating, and participating in various outreach activities.

Non Local Beings Program Coordinator

The Non-Local Beings Program Coordinator works within an  interdisciplinary team in GLIFWC’s Biological Services Division, supporting 11 Ojibwe member Tribes in the ceded territories of Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan. The position leads non-local being survey, monitoring, and management efforts across ceded territory lands and waters by directing field operations, coordinating with partner agencies, and ensuring  alignment with Commission policies and tribal interests.

Custodian

JOB SUMMARY: GLIFWC is seeking a Custodian to support the cleanliness, safety, and 
overall upkeep of its facilities. This position is primarily responsible for custodial and basic 
maintenance functions and works independently to ensure a clean, functional, and organized 
work environment across two nearby buildings. The role may also provide occasional support for 
office operations and events.

Payroll and Benefits Specialist

Qualifications:

Associate’s degree in accounting or finance with one year of related experience, or an 
equivalent combination of education and experience. Proficiency in payroll and accounting software (Abila MIP Fund Accounting preferred).

Experience in:
o Calculating and processing payroll
o Balancing payroll liability accounts
o Administering EFT payments for payroll liability accounts
o Administering multiple health benefit programs and retirement plans
o Preparing quarterly and annual payroll reports

Conservation Education

Conservation education 

Over four wintry days, 40 natural resources students and professionals gathered to discuss careers in conservation at Lowenwood near Land O’Lakes, Wis. Organized by UW-Oshkosh Student Environmental Action Coalition and Wisconsin GreenFire, the Annual Wisconsin Conservation Retreat promoted skill building and provided college students a space to learn and build relationships with conservation professionals working in the field.