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Outreach Advisory Stanislaus National Forest

Groveland Ranger District 24545 Highway 120 Groveland, CA 95321 (209) 962-7825 FAX (209) 962-7412

Stanislaus National Forest Forester GS 0460-7/9 POSITION:

The Stanislaus National Forest is currently conducting outreach for a Forester GS 0460-7/9. This position is located on the Groveland Ranger District in Groveland, CA. The position will be filled as PERMANENT FULL TIME.

Duties: The position serves as the District Timber Sale Administrator. This position supports the Resource Management Program Leader in formulating and executing plans for the development and management of the timber resources on the unit. The primary responsibility is sale administration including contract administration, inspections, maintenance of sale records. Sections of the Groveland District burned this summer during the Rim Fire. Come be part of the restoration team working on hazard tree removal, salvage logging, reforestation, and protection/restoration of natural and archeological resources!! Please share this opportunity within your network or with others that may be interested. For further information on this position, and or to express your interest in this position, please contact Vern Shumway @ 209-962-7825 x526 or Dave Horak @ 209-532-3672 x 230. Individuals who are interested in this position are asked to complete and send the attached Outreach Reply form to: [email protected] by 1/17/2014.

Bower Cave

Bower Cave Bower Cave

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Outreach Advisory From the Stanislaus National Forest

Groveland Ranger District 24545 Highway 120 Groveland, CA 95321 (209) 962-7825 FAX (209) 962-7412 ______

GROVELAND RANGER DISTRICT

ABOUT THE DISTRICT:

The Groveland Ranger District office is located on Highway 120 eight miles east of the town of Groveland and fifteen miles west of the Big Oak Flat entrance to Cherry Lake Cherry Creek – . With 206,688 acres comprising the Groveland Ranger District, recreational activities include camping, fishing, hunting, backpacking, hiking, OHV riding, boating, and whitewater rafting on the exciting Wild and Scenic Tuolumne River.

COMMUNITY INFORMATION:

The historic gold rush town of Groveland is small and friendly, yet it is complete with a grocery store, pharmacy, library/museum, medical clinic, youth center and a variety of restaurants, hotels and shops. You will find churches of many denominations and a variety of service groups. Groveland’s Tenaya Elementary School covers grades K-8 and Tioga High School is grades 9-12. The Groveland’s Yosemite Chamber of Commerce website is a great resource for local information and community events. The Historic Gold Rush town of Groveland Housing opportunities are changing. The best information on availability and cost can be obtained from local real estate and property management firms in the area. Pine Mountain Lake is a gated community and boasts a private lake, swimming pool, an 18-hole championship golf course, airport and horse riding stables. A good source of local and wider area community information can be found on the website maintained by the local newspaper the Union Democrat or the myMotherLode website. Pine Mountain Lake

Sonora is the largest full-service community within commuting distance of Groveland. Sonora is the county seat for Tuolumne County. The Tuolumne County Chamber of Commerce website is quite informative.

Nearby Yosemite National Park provides year-round recreation and inspiration for both locals and international travelers. Summer time is tourist season.

Yosemite National Park

ABOUT THE FOREST:

The Stanislaus National Forest totals approximately 1,090,000 acres within its boundaries. The Forest is bordered on the south by the Merced River and the . The and the Eldorado National Forest comprise the northern border. Yosemite National Park and the Toiyabe National Forest make up the eastern boundaries.

The Forest Supervisor’s Office is located in Sonora, . The Forest’s four Ranger Districts, Mi-Wok, Calaveras, Summit and Groveland are within 45 minutes of the Supervisor’s Office.

All of the Emigrant Wilderness is contained within the Stanislaus National Forest as Groveland Ranger District are portions of the Carson- Office Iceberg and Areas. The pristine and dramatic scenery offers a backdrop for outstanding hiking, backpacking, and horseback riding experiences. The Forest is home to a multitude of lakes and reservoirs, as well as 811 miles of rivers and streams and 18 fish species. The Tuolumne and the Stanislaus Rivers are popular destinations, as are Pinecrest and Cherry Lakes. Winter recreational opportunities are numerous and the area abounds with local history from the Gold Rush Era.

Please Respond by: 1/17/2014

OUTREACH REPLY FORM Pacific Southwest Region, USDA Forest Service Stanislaus National Forest, Sonora, CA

Forester GS 0460-7/9 Groveland Ranger District, Groveland, CA

If you are interested in this position, please complete this form describing your current status and return it by email or fax. You may also include a brief description of work experience or a resume.

Fax: 209-962-7412 Phone: 209-962-7825 x526 Email: [email protected]

Name: ______Email: ______

Mailing Address: ______

Telephone Number: ______

Current Agency Employed With: ______USFS, ______BLM, ______Other, ______Type of Appointment: ______Permanent ______Temporary ______Term ______VRA ______PWD ______Other

Current Region/Forest/District: ______Current Series and Grade: ______Current Position Title: ______

If you are not a current permanent (career or career conditional) employee, are you eligible to be hired under any of the following special authorities:

Person with disabilities Veterans Recruitment Act Disabled Veterans with 30% compensable disability Former Peace Corps Volunteer Pathways Student Program Other

Submission of this form is voluntary--Thank you for your interest in our vacancy!

Carlon Picnic Area Preston Falls Trail Rainbow Pool Historic Powerhouse on the Tuolumne River