One of the Norwegian partners in SELINA - the Norwegian Institute for Nature Research (NINA) - is looking for a researcher on valuation of ecosystems and ecosystem accounting. It is a permanent position at NINA's office in Oslo. The role will entail work on developing and contributing to research projects related to valuation of ecosystems, natural capital/ecosystem accounting, nature risk and related spatial modelling tools, both nationally and internationally.

Qualifications and skills of the ideal candidate:

• PhD or master's degree in environmental or ecological economics and/or ecology, nature management or biology with knowledge of ecological economics.
• Spatial modelling and GIS skills.
• Knowledge of the international systems for valuation of ecosystem services.
• A structured, creative, independent and methodical approach and experience in project management.
• Good collaboration and problem-solving skills.
• Presentation and communication skills.
• Knowledge of and/or experience from Norwegian nature management.
• Research experience.
• Fluent English skills and preferably a working knowledge of Norwegian or another Scandinavian language.

NINA offers:

• A workplace in one of Europe's leading environmental institutes.
• Varied work with diverse projects and collaboration partners, and good opportunities for professional development.
• Competitive salary as a researcher in NINA.
• Flexible working hours.
• Good pension scheme and group life insurance.
• A pleasant, creative, and exciting work environment in modern premises.

If interested in the position, apply by 1 April 2024.

Read more and apply here.

Questions relating to the position should be directed to Research Director Lajla Tunaal White, phone: +47 902 99 957, e-mail: lajla.white@nina.no, Researcher Bart Immerzeel, phone: +47 467 50 336, e-mail: bart.immerzeel@nina.no, or Senior researcher David Barton, phone: +47 924 42 111, e-mail: david.barton@nina.no.