USFWS has two TERM openings: The two vacancies are for GS-11 USFWS Fish Biologists in Sunderland, MA and Basom, NY. The below vacancy is posted on USAJobs.gov: R1-22-11629193-AZN-SDHA Fish Biologist GS 0482-11 – Open to the public (Direct Hire Authority) Full-Time/TERM 2 vacancies: Sunderland, MA and Basom, NY Opens: 9/28/22 Closes : 10/19/22 Read More
Permanent USGS Fisheries Technician Open, Oswego NY https://www.usajobs.gov/job/662095300 We are looking to hire a full time, permanent fisheries technician to help our collaborative Deepwater Science program in Lake Ontario. Our science informs Lake Ontario fisheries management and native fish conservation restoration throughout the Great Lakes basin. Field sampling duties for this job include multi-week surveys aboard... Read More
EP Fisheries Biologist 1 (Inland) Bureau of Natural Resources Fisheries Division Recruitment #220509-3911EE-001 The State of Connecticut, Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) is currently recruiting for EP Fisheries Biologist 1 (Inland) position within the Habitat Conservation and Enhancement (HCE) Program within the Fisheries Division. The Department is seeking expertise to support habitat protection and restoration initiatives for the... Read More
Title: Supervising Fish and Wildlife/ Habitat Improvement Specialist Location: NYS Department of Environmental Conservation Region 9, Buffalo, New York Position Overview: A qualified individual is sought to coordinate and assist in the implementation of fish and wildlife habitat restoration and improvements along the Niagara River in the counties of Erie and Niagara. The relicensing of... Read More
Position Announcement – River Steward (full-time, temporary) The Ausable River Association (AsRA), a non-profit environmental conservation organization based in Wilmington, New York, is seeking a qualified individual to provide full-time education and outreach to recreational users of the Ausable River from May to October 2022. The river steward’s primary responsibility will be interacting with anglers... Read More
Senior Research Associate Department of Natural Resources and the Environment College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Cornell University Location: Cornell Biological Field Station Bridgeport, New York College Description: The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Cornell University embraces diversity and seeks candidates who will contribute to a climate that supports students, faculty, and staff... Read More
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is hiring two entry-level Fish Culturist 1 positions at the Catskill State Fish Hatchery. These positions are being filled provisionally, meaning you do not need to be on a state Civil Service list to be hired. At some point in the future the test will be offered... Read More
Searching for 2 full-time technicians to help in our fish disease diagnostics laboratory here at Auburn University. Here is the link to the job application portal: https://www.auemployment.com/postings/24848 Tech I, Research (2 Positions) Position Details Requisition Number S1064P Home Org Name Schl Fisheries Aquac Aquat Sci Division Name College of Agriculture Position Title Tech I, Research (2... Read More
Wildlife Technician Job Closing: May 26, 2021 Job Code: 19-4099 Wildlife Technician Status: Full time Exempt: No Location: Environment Division Department: Environment Reports To: Environmental Specialist Summary: Under the direction of the Environmental Specialist/Project Manager, the Wildlife Technician will be responsible for carrying out tasks and duties related to Freshwater Mussel Propagation and Lake Sturgeon acoustic telemetry tracking. Target bodies of... Read More
Graduate Student Wanted Earn an MS in Biology from SUNY Oneonta doing field work to conserve local pearly mussel populations & lab work at SUNY Cobleskill propagating pearly mussels. Financial assistance available. Join SUNY Oneonta’s team dedicated to preserving local pearly mussels. Learn skills required to find and to monitor pearly mussels. Be part of... Read More
