BIOLOGY
February 5th, 2008
HABITAT
RESTORATION BIOLOGIST: Position No. LEFW8017. A permanent,
full-time position. Pay: $2,990 - $4,356.
Location: Oregon Department of
Fish & Wildlife, Tillamook, Oregon.
Qual: Bachelor’s degree in
Fisheries or Wildlife Science or closely-related Bachelor’s degree or 3 years
biological experience performing studies or research in a fisheries or wildlife
program. In addition to one of the
above, must have 2 years of biological experience in a fish or wildlife program
including at least two of the following:
gathering data, analyzing data, or preparing reports. See recruiting announcement for substitutions
for the additional 2 years of experience.
Duties: Provide assistance to
landowners, watershed councils, and others to promote habitat restoration and
identify, plan, and implement projects to enhance habitat.
Appl: To apply go to website.
Contact: Oregon Department of
Fish and Wildlife, Ph: 503-947-6052, Website: www.dfw.state.or.us or
www.oregonjobs.org
Filing Date: 02/22/08.
WETLANDS
BIOLOGIST: Announcement No. FWA/WET/2/12/08. A permanent, full-time position. Pay: $45,000 to $48,000.
Location: Center for Environmental
Management of Military Lands, Fort Wainwright, Alaska.
Qual: U.S. Citizen. BA/BS in natural resource management, ecology, range science,
forestry, botany, soils, hydrology, conservation biology, or other related
sciences. One or more years
experience in wetland delineation. Position subject to
background investigation. Desirable in one or more: Knowledge of plant identification, wetland
hydrology and hydric soils. Familiarization with the 1987 Army Corps of Engineers wetland
delineation manual and the 2007 Alaska regional supplement to the wetland
delineation manual. Familiarization with the wetland permit application process.
Understanding of state and federal environmental regulations
particularly with the rivers and harbors act and the clean waters act. Excellent oral and written
communication skills. Experience with databases, word
processing and spreadsheet programs. Experience with
Duties: Assist the Fort
Wainwright Natural Resources coordinator with the execution of a wetlands
management program. Implement wetland
delineation surveys in urban and remote settings. Develop hydrologic studies for aid in
jurisdictional determination. Develop a
wetland map of Fort Wainwright using on the ground survey techniques, remote
sensing applications and other available technologies. Work closely with Army Corps of Engineers
Regulatory office and other local agencies in regards to wetlands issues. Supervise a seasonal delineation crew. Assist with natural resources management
programs, military training site inspections, environmental education programs,
and other conservation programs as needed.
Appl: Apply online at
https://welcome.warnercnr.colostate.edu/jobs/
Contact: CEMML Human Resources,
1490 Campus Delivery, Fort Collins, CO 80523-1490. Ph: 970-491-2748, Email:
CEMML_Jobs@Mail.ColoState.Edu Website: www.cemml.colostate.edu
Filing Date: 02/12/08.
AQUATIC
BIOLOGIST: A
permanent, full-time position. Pay: $9 - $13 hourly. Dates: Start April 1,
2008.
Location: Great Blue Inc.,
Stillwater, New Jersey.
Qual: Degree in Natural
Resources or similar.Reliable, motivated individual.Attention to detail and
solid record-keeping skills a must.Boating experience a plus. Must have clean driving record.Must be able to lift 50 lbs.
equipment/supplies and work outdoors under a variety of weather
conditions.Mechanical ability a must.
Duties: Lake and pond surveys to
identify aquatic plants and algae.Herbicide applications to small ponds,
installation & maintenance of floating fountains and aeration systems,
water quality testing, shoreline stabilization projects and fish survey
projects.Will be required to drive on a daily basis to
various pond site locations in NJ.
Appl: Send resume, cover
letter, and 3 references to
Contact: Lorraine Mizak,
President, Great Blue Inc., 980 Old Foundry Road, Newton, NJ 07860. Email:
greatblueinc@embarqmail.com
Filing Date: 03/20/08.
FISH
Location: US Fish and Wildlife
Service, Carlsbad, California.
Qual: Successful completion of
a full 4-year course of study in an accredited college or university leading to
a bachelor’s or higher degree in biological sciences, agriculture, natural
resource management, chemistry, or a discipline related to fish and wildlife
biology. OR An appropriate combination of education
and experience that included course work equivalent to a major (i.e., 24
semester hours) in one of the majors listed above; or additional
education. The quality of the
combination must demonstrate that you possess the knowledge, skills, and abilities
required to perform the work of the position and is comparable to that normally
acquired through the completion of a full four-year course of study with a
major in the appropriate field. Note:
You must submit a copy of your transcripts. You must also submit evidence that any
education completed in a foreign institution is equivalent to U.S. educational
standards. Failure to provide this
material or evidence may result in your receiving no further consideration.
Duties: The person(s) selected
serves at the Carlsbad Fish & Wildlife Office. The primary activities of
this field Office include implementation of the Endangered Species Act and the
Clean Water Act, the Fish & Wildlife Coordination Act, Comprehensive
Environmental Response, Compensation, Liability Act (CERCLA), National
Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), and other related laws, regulations, and
policies involving complex natural resource issues. Specific duties include,
but are not limited to: Conduct ecological/biological investigations (including
onsite field work and literature reviews) of complex land and water development
proposals to determine their effect on the distribution and abundance of living
organisms; Write objective reports of field investigations conducted; Provide
guidance and assistance to lower graded biologist; Review and appraise reports,
agreements, and recommendations concerning proposed projects; Participate in
complex negotiation sessions with project proponents (i.e., Federal, State,
local jurisdictions, and private entities) regarding projects and alternatives
to avoid and minimize natural resource impacts; and Assist Field Supervisor in
developing information and in preparation of the Annual Work Plan and other.
Appl: For more information on
applying:
Contact: Nancy M. Hinds, USOPM
San Francisco Services Branch, 120 Howard Street, Room 735, San Francisco, CA
94105. Ph: 415-281-7089, Email: nancy.hinds@opm.gov
Filing Date: Open.
January 14th, 2008
BIOLOGIST: A permanent, full-time position. Pay: $25,000 - $28,000.
Dates: Begins March 1, 2008.
Location: Wisconsin Lake & Pond Resource, LLC, Berlin, Wisconsin.
Qual: Biology degree preferred. Ability to obtain a commercial
pesticide applicators license within two months of hire. Preference will
be given to applicants possessing a vehicle for work use that is capable of
towing a boat.
Duties: Assist with Exotic Species Management and Lake Research. Primary duties of this position will include
conducting studies of lake water quality, ecology and aquatic plant
communities, assisting with treatments of invasive exotic plants, preparing
scientific papers and management plans, preparing proposals and contracts, and
assisting lake groups with grants and permit applications.
Appl: Send resume, cover letter, and 3 references to
Contact: Human Resources Director, Wisconsin Lake & Pond Resource, LLC, P.O.
Box 109, Berlin, WI 54923.
Filing Date: 02/01/08.
PROJECT COORDINATOR: A temporary, full-time position. Pay: $40,000 - $45,000.
Dates: January 2008 - March 2009.
Location: Great Basin Institute, Las Vegas, Nevada.
Qual: Master’s degree in biology, ecology or related field – applicants with a
Bachelor’s degree and relevant experience will be considered. At least 3 years
experience collecting field data or following established field collection
protocols, including experience in design and implementation of vegetation
sampling. Minimum of 2 years experience successfully
supervising field and office personnel and projects/programs. Knowledge of southwestern/Mojave flora and fauna highly desirable.
Knowledge of desert tortoise natural history and habitat
requirements desirable. Working knowledge of hand-held
Duties: The desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii) is federally listed as a
threatened species north and west of the Colorado River under the Endangered
Species Act. In summer 2005, the Southern Nevada Complex fires burned over
597,000 acres in southern Lincoln County, NV, including almost 225,500 acres of
desert tortoise habitat. The goals of this work are to assess the quality of
desert tortoise habitat through habitat modeling and vegetation sampling in
burned and unburned areas, and to determine densities of desert tortoises in Lincoln
County through line distance sampling. The Project Coordinator will oversee all
aspects of field operations, including personnel, implementation of field
protocols, data collection and quality assurance, equipment maintenance and
usage, and other logistics. Detailed oversight of vegetation sampling will be
an important focus of the Project Coordinator. Personnel oversight will be
focused on as many as four two-person teams of vegetation sampling technicians,
and will include supervision of a
Appl: Send resume, cover letter, and 3 references to
Contact: Dr. Lynn Zimmerman, Great Basin Institute Research Training and Project
Coordinator, Email: lzimm@biodiversity.unr.edu you are responding to an
announcement on THE
Filing Date: 01/15/08.
FISH
Location:
US Fish
and Wildlife Service, Carlsbad, California.
Qual: Successful completion of
a full 4-year course of study in an accredited college or university leading to
a bachelor’s or higher degree in biological sciences, agriculture, natural
resource management, chemistry, or a discipline related to fish and wildlife
biology. OR An appropriate combination of
education and experience that included course work equivalent to a major (i.e.,
24 semester hours) in one of the majors listed above; or additional
education. The quality of the
combination must demonstrate that you possess the knowledge, skills, and
abilities required to perform the work of the position and is comparable to
that normally acquired through the completion of a full four-year course of
study with a major in the appropriate field. Note: You must submit a copy of your
transcripts. You must also submit
evidence that any education completed in a foreign institution is equivalent to
U.S. educational standards. Failure to
provide this material or evidence may result in your receiving no further
consideration.
Duties: The person(s) selected
serves at the Carlsbad Fish & Wildlife Office. The primary activities of
this field Office include implementation of the Endangered Species Act and the
Clean Water Act, the Fish & Wildlife Coordination Act, Comprehensive
Environmental Response, Compensation, Liability Act (CERCLA), National
Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), and other related laws, regulations, and policies
involving complex natural resource issues. Specific duties include, but are not
limited to: Conduct ecological/biological investigations (including onsite
field work and literature reviews) of complex land and water development
proposals to determine their effect on the distribution and abundance of living
organisms; Write objective reports of field investigations conducted; Provide
guidance and assistance to lower graded biologist; Review and appraise reports,
agreements, and recommendations concerning proposed projects; Participate in
complex negotiation sessions with project proponents (i.e., Federal, State,
local jurisdictions, and private entities) regarding projects and alternatives
to avoid and minimize natural resource impacts; and Assist Field Supervisor in
developing information and in preparation of the Annual Work Plan and other.
Appl: For more information on
applying:
Contact: Nancy M. Hinds, USOPM
San Francisco Services Branch, 120 Howard Street, Room 735, San Francisco, CA
94105. Ph: 415-281-7089, Email: nancy.hinds@opm.gov
Filing Date: Open.
FISH
BIOLOGIST: Announcement No. FS366805 NMH. A
permanent, full-time position. Pay: $43,731 - $52,912 per year.
Location:
US Fish
and Wildlife Service, Red Bluff or Anderson, California.
Qual: Submit a copy of your
transcripts. Successful completion of a full 4-year course of study in an
accredited college or university leading to a bachelor's or higher degree in
biological sciences that included: At least 6 semester (9 quarter) hours in
aquatic subjects such as limnology, ichthyology, fishery biology, aquatic
botany, aquatic fauna, oceanography, fish culture, or related courses in the
field of fishery biology; and At least 12 semester (18 quarter) hours in the
animal sciences in such subjects as general zoology, vertebrate zoology,
comparative anatomy, physiology, entomology, parasitology, ecology, cellular
biology, genetics, or research in these fields. (Excess courses in aquatic
subject may be used to meet this requirement when appropriate) OR An appropriate
combination of education and experience in courses equivalent to a major in
biological science (i.e., at least 30 semester hours), of which a minimum of 6
semester hours were in aquatic subjects and 12 semester hours were in the
animal sciences, as shown in paragraph A, above, plus appropriate experience or
additional education equivalent to a course of study with a major in the
appropriate field as described in A above. The quality of the combination of
education and experience must be sufficient to demonstrate that you possess the
knowledge, skills, and abilities comparable to those normally acquired through
the successful completion of a full 4-year course of study.
Duties: The person selected for
these positions will serve as a Fish Biologist within the fisheries division of
medium-sized Fish and Wildlife Office in Red Bluff, California. The person
selected will oversee various biological monitoring and/or habitat
assessment/monitoring for purposes related to (but not limited to) watershed
restoration activities, legislatively mandated biological monitoring, Federal
water projects, and evaluation of Federal fish hatcheries. Specific: Develop
investigation plans and conduct fishery cooperative investigations and studies
on anadromous salmonids and other species of the Sacramento River basin, which
include the determination of life history characteristics, population size,
exploitation rate, distribution and migration, and fish habitat requirements
necessary for survival. Analyze proposed fishery resources project plans,
determine the financial needs of the project and prepare recommendations for
budgetary requirements of equipment, material, and personnel. Collect and
analyze, or direct technical support staff in the collection and analysis of
fish inventory and other fishery resource data, and make recommendations
regarding impact on fishery resources and improvement of study procedures.
Compile fishery information, write progress and completion reports, and assist
with formal reports of findings and recommendations. Maintain liaison with, and
provide guidance or assistance to Federal, State and local agency personnel,
private organizations and individuals who are affected by, or otherwise have a
shared interest in fishery management practices and problems. Supervise and
train seasonal employees in performance of necessary duties and safety
associated with field and laboratory projects. Perform other administrative
functions related to budgeting, purchasing, equipment inventory, travel,
training and safety, in accordance with the Service's administrative policies
and procedures assigned field projects.
Appl: For more information on
applying:
Contact: Nancy M. Hinds, USOPM
San Francisco Services Branch, 120 Howard Street, Room 735, San Francisco, CA
94105. Ph: 415-281-7089, Email: nancy.hinds@opm.gov
Filing Date: Open.
December 18th, 2007
WILDLIFE
RESEARCH BIOLOGIST: Announcement No. LEFW7120. A permanent, full-time
position. Pay: $2,990 - $4,356 monthly.
Location: Oregon Department of
Fish and Wildlife, LaGrande, Oregon.
Qual: A Bachelor's degree in
Fisheries or Wildlife Science, or a closely-related Bachelor’s degree with at
least 45 quarter (30 semester) hours of biological/ecological coursework; or 3
years of biological experience performing studies or research in a fisheries or
wildlife program. In addition, you must have one of the following: 2 years of
biological experience performing studies or research in a fish and/or wildlife
program. This experience must have included at least two of the following: gathering data, analyzing data, or preparing
reports; or A Master’s Degree in Fisheries or Wildlife Science, or a
closely-related Master’s degree in biological/ecological sciences and one year
of biological experience performing studies or research in a fish and/or
wildlife program which included at least two of the following: gathering data, analyzing data, or preparing
reports; or A Doctorate in Fisheries or Wildlife Science, or a closely-related
Doctorate in biological/ecological sciences.
Duties: Assists the Project
Leader complete objectives of the Elk-Livestock Studies, the Elk Nutrition
Predation Studies, and future studies being developed. Specifics: Gather/acquire data from field
studies, literature review, and on-line searches; Summarize and analyze data
using statistical software such as SAS or equivalent; Interpret data analysis;
Write manuscripts suitable for publication; and Present results at public and
professional meetings. Provide
statistical analysis of long-term data sets on elk pregnancy rates, body fat,
lactation rates, seasonal precipitation and temperature, elk recruitment, and
other statistics and prepare written summary of analysis. Work with team of
wildlife biologists and managers to revise elk habitat effectiveness models to
be used in forest plans by analyzing resource selection functions of elk and
coordinating with U.S. Forest Service (USFS) and Oregon Department of Fish and
Wildlife (ODFW)
Appl: Must submit Oregon
Application Form available at www.oregonjobs.org:
Contact: Oregon Department of
Fish and Wildlife, Human Resources Division, 3406 Cherry Avenue NE, Salem, OR
97303. Ph: 503-947-6055, Fax: 503-947-6050.
Filing Date: 12/31/07.
PHYTOPLANKTON
SAMPLING COORDINATOR: Announcement No. LEFW7117. A
temporary, full-time position. Pay: $2,610 - $3,782 monthly. Dates:
January – June 30, 2008.
Location: Oregon Department of
Fish and Wildlife, Marine Resources Program, Astoria, Oregon.
Qual: A Bachelor's degree in
Fisheries or Wildlife Science, or a closely-related Bachelor’s degree with at
least 45 quarter (30 semester) hours of biological/ecological coursework; OR 3
years of biological experience performing studies or research in a fisheries or
wildlife program. All applicants must submit a photocopy of all transcripts
required to qualify with their application to receive credit for college
degrees or coursework unless they are permanent employees of the Oregon
Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Duties: Collects, processes, and
analyzes phytoplankton samples; compiles summary reports of results; and
disseminates to appropriate parties.
Specifics: Assists Project Leader in planning and conducting
phytoplankton research; assists in identifying research priorities and
designing studies to meet priorities; assists in defining research goals and
objectives, developing statistical plans, and designing sampling logistics;
coordinates and oversees central and south coast sampling; collects
phytoplankton samples from north coast; processes phytoplankton samples
collected from central and south coast; and analyzes phytoplankton samples
collected from all areas. Analyzes data and prepares formal reports of project
studies; tabulates, summarizes, and graphs data collected in research project;
assists Project Leader in conducting statistical analyses of data; prepares
draft reports based on research results including agency technical and
informational reports and papers for publication; and presents results of
studies orally to staff, academic, school, or professional groups. Assists with
other shellfish projects as needed; attends mandatory training; participates in
program planning and coordination meetings; and pursues training to become more
proficient at current job and to enhance career development.
Appl: Must submit Oregon
Application Form available at www.oregonjobs.org:
Contact: Oregon Department of
Fish and Wildlife, Human Resources Division, 3406 Cherry Avenue NE, Salem, OR
97303. Ph: 503-947-6055, Fax: 503-947-6050.
Filing
Date:
12/28/07.
WILDLIFE
BIOLOGIST: Announcement No. LEFW7119. A permanent, full-time position. Pay: $2,610 -
$3,782 monthly.
Location: Oregon Department of
Fish and Wildlife, The Dalles, Oregon.
Qual: A Bachelor's degree in
Fisheries or Wildlife Science, or a closely-related Bachelor’s degree with at
least 45 quarter (30 semester) hours of biological/ecological coursework; OR 3
years of biological experience performing studies or research in a fisheries or
wildlife program. All applicants must submit a photocopy of all transcripts
required to qualify with their application to receive credit for college
degrees or coursework unless they are permanent employees of the Oregon
Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Duties: The employee in this
position assists in the operational activities of wildlife programs. Specifics: Assesses damage to crops and
property by wildlife; dispenses animal damage control information and
repellents; sets up crop damage control agreements; issues damage control
permits; and administers damage pool hunts. Conducts census for big game,
waterfowl, upland game, and nongame; assists the Oregon State Police with
enforcement of state fish and wildlife laws and regulations; and contacts
hunters for biological and census information. Installs and maintains habitat
structures such as riparian fences, guzzlers, and food plot plantings and
assists with weed control and farming activities on the Lower Deschutes
Wildlife Area and other district lands. Tags bobcats, cougars, and river
otters; prepares reports; administers rehabilitation, trapper education,
falconry, and hunter education tests; handles complaints and information from
the public; and serves as district safety officer.Assists in the maintenance of
vehicles and field equipment such as bear and deer traps, boats, trailers, and
snowmobiles.
Appl: Must submit Oregon
Application Form available at www.oregonjobs.org:
Contact: Oregon Department of
Fish and Wildlife, Human Resources Division, 3406 Cherry Avenue NE, Salem, OR
97303. Ph: 503-947-6055, Fax: 503-947-6050.
Filing
Date:
12/31/07.
DESERT
TORTOISE MONITORING PROGRAM: Thirty (30) temporary, full-time positions. Pay:
Variable, depending on position.
Location: Great Basin Institute,
Clark County, Las Vegas, Nevada.
Qual: Minimum qualifications
for all positions: Bachelor’s degree in biology (wildlife or conservation),
ecology or related field; Experience collecting field data or following
established field data collection protocols; Experience conducting LDS or
working with desert tortoises desirable; Experience using hand-held
Duties: Specific job duties will
vary by position. Specific position descriptions including details about
position timeframes, compensation and benefits, and qualifications can be
viewed on the employment section of the website.
http://www.greatbasininstitute.org/?click=ra&subclick=raemploy. Basic job:
Participation in a rigorous multi-week training program during which field
monitors will demonstrate proficiency in backcountry wilderness field skills
including but not limited to 4WD vehicle operation, the use of
Appl: Send resume, cover
letter, and 3 references to
Contact: Dr. Paula Kahn, Great
Basin Institute, Desert Tortoise Monitoring Program Coordinator, Email:
thinklikeatortoise@yahoo.com Be sure to mention that you are responding to this
ad found on THE
Filing
Date:
Open.
FISH
BIOLOGIST: Announcement No. FS366805 NMH. A permanent, full-time position. Pay:
$43,731 - $52,912 per year.
Location: US Fish and Wildlife
Service, Red Bluff or Anderson, California.
Qual: Submit a copy of your
transcripts. Successful completion of a full 4-year course of study in an
accredited college or university leading to a bachelor's or higher degree in
biological sciences that included: At least 6 semester (9 quarter) hours in
aquatic subjects such as limnology, ichthyology, fishery biology, aquatic
botany, aquatic fauna, oceanography, fish culture, or related courses in the
field of fishery biology; and At least 12 semester (18 quarter) hours in the animal
sciences in such subjects as general zoology, vertebrate zoology, comparative
anatomy, physiology, entomology, parasitology, ecology, cellular biology,
genetics, or research in these fields. (Excess courses in aquatic subject may
be used to meet this requirement when appropriate) OR An appropriate
combination of education and experience in courses equivalent to a major in
biological science (i.e., at least 30 semester hours), of which a minimum of 6
semester hours were in aquatic subjects and 12 semester hours were in the
animal sciences, as shown in paragraph A, above, plus appropriate experience or
additional education equivalent to a course of study with a major in the
appropriate field as described in A above. The quality of the combination of education
and experience must be sufficient to demonstrate that you possess the
knowledge, skills, and abilities comparable to those normally acquired through
the successful completion of a full 4-year course of study.
Duties: The person selected for
these positions will serve as a Fish Biologist within the fisheries division of
medium-sized Fish and Wildlife Office in Red Bluff, California. The person
selected will oversee various biological monitoring and/or habitat
assessment/monitoring for purposes related to (but not limited to) watershed
restoration activities, legislatively mandated biological monitoring, Federal
water projects, and evaluation of Federal fish hatcheries. Specific: Develop
investigation plans and conduct fishery cooperative investigations and studies
on anadromous salmonids and other species of the Sacramento River basin, which
include the determination of life history characteristics, population size,
exploitation rate, distribution and migration, and fish habitat requirements
necessary for survival. Analyze proposed fishery resources project plans,
determine the financial needs of the project and prepare recommendations for
budgetary requirements of equipment, material, and personnel. Collect and
analyze, or direct technical support staff in the collection and analysis of
fish inventory and other fishery resource data, and make recommendations
regarding impact on fishery resources and improvement of study procedures.
Compile fishery information, write progress and completion reports, and assist
with formal reports of findings and recommendations. Maintain liaison with, and
provide guidance or assistance to Federal, State and local agency personnel,
private organizations and individuals who are affected by, or otherwise have a
shared interest in fishery management practices and problems. Supervise and
train seasonal employees in performance of necessary duties and safety
associated with field and laboratory projects. Perform other administrative
functions related to budgeting, purchasing, equipment inventory, travel,
training and safety, in accordance with the Service's administrative policies
and procedures assigned field projects.
Appl: For more information on
applying:
Contact: Nancy M. Hinds, USOPM
San Francisco Services Branch, 120 Howard Street, Room 735, San Francisco, CA
94105. Ph: 415-281-7089, Email: nancy.hinds@opm.gov
Filing
Date:
Open.
December 4th, 2007
DESERT
TORTOISE MONITORING PROGRAM: Thirty (30) temporary, full-time positions. Pay:
Variable, depending on position.
Location: Great Basin Institute,
Clark County, Las Vegas, Nevada.
Qual: Minimum qualifications
for all positions: Bachelor’s degree in biology (wildlife or conservation),
ecology or related field; Experience collecting field data or following
established field data collection protocols; Experience conducting LDS or
working with desert tortoises desirable; Experience using hand-held
Duties: Specific job duties will
vary by position. Specific position descriptions including details about
position timeframes, compensation and benefits, and qualifications can be
viewed on the employment section of the website.
http://www.greatbasininstitute.org/?click=ra&subclick=raemploy. Basic job:
Participation in a rigorous multi-week training program during which field
monitors will demonstrate proficiency in backcountry wilderness field skills
including but not limited to 4WD vehicle operation, the use of
Appl: Send resume, cover
letter, and 3 references to
Contact: Dr. Paula Kahn, Great
Basin Institute, Desert Tortoise Monitoring Program Coordinator, Email:
thinklikeatortoise@yahoo.com Be sure to mention that you are responding to this
ad found on THE
Filing
Date:
Open.
FISH
BIOLOGIST: Announcement No. FS366805 NMH. A permanent, full-time position. Pay:
$43,731 - $52,912 per year.
Location: US Fish and Wildlife
Service, Red Bluff or Anderson, California.
Qual: Submit a copy of your
transcripts. Successful completion of a full 4-year course of study in an
accredited college or university leading to a bachelor's or higher degree in
biological sciences that included: At least 6 semester (9 quarter) hours in
aquatic subjects such as limnology, ichthyology, fishery biology, aquatic
botany, aquatic fauna, oceanography, fish culture, or related courses in the
field of fishery biology; and At least 12 semester (18 quarter) hours in the
animal sciences in such subjects as general zoology, vertebrate zoology,
comparative anatomy, physiology, entomology, parasitology, ecology, cellular
biology, genetics, or research in these fields. (Excess courses in aquatic
subject may be used to meet this requirement when appropriate) OR An
appropriate combination of education and experience in courses equivalent to a
major in biological science (i.e., at least 30 semester hours), of which a
minimum of 6 semester hours were in aquatic subjects and 12 semester hours were
in the animal sciences, as shown in paragraph A, above, plus appropriate
experience or additional education equivalent to a course of study with a major
in the appropriate field as described in A above. The quality of the
combination of education and experience must be sufficient to demonstrate that
you possess the knowledge, skills, and abilities comparable to those normally
acquired through the successful completion of a full 4-year course of study.
Duties: The person selected for
these positions will serve as a Fish Biologist within the fisheries division of
medium-sized Fish and Wildlife Office in Red Bluff, California. The person
selected will oversee various biological monitoring and/or habitat
assessment/monitoring for purposes related to (but not limited to) watershed
restoration activities, legislatively mandated biological monitoring, Federal
water projects, and evaluation of Federal fish hatcheries. Specific: Develop
investigation plans and conduct fishery cooperative investigations and studies
on anadromous salmonids and other species of the Sacramento River basin, which
include the determination of life history characteristics, population size,
exploitation rate, distribution and migration, and fish habitat requirements
necessary for survival. Analyze proposed fishery resources project plans,
determine the financial needs of the project and prepare recommendations for
budgetary requirements of equipment, material, and personnel. Collect and
analyze, or direct technical support staff in the collection and analysis of
fish inventory and other fishery resource data, and make recommendations
regarding impact on fishery resources and improvement of study procedures.
Compile fishery information, write progress and completion reports, and assist
with formal reports of findings and recommendations. Maintain liaison with, and
provide guidance or assistance to Federal, State and local agency personnel,
private organizations and individuals who are affected by, or otherwise have a
shared interest in fishery management practices and problems. Supervise and
train seasonal employees in performance of necessary duties and safety
associated with field and laboratory projects. Perform other administrative
functions related to budgeting, purchasing, equipment inventory, travel,
training and safety, in accordance with the Service's administrative policies
and procedures assigned field projects.
Appl: For more information on
applying:
Contact: Nancy M. Hinds, USOPM
San Francisco Services Branch, 120 Howard Street, Room 735, San Francisco, CA
94105. Ph: 415-281-7089, Email: nancy.hinds@opm.gov
Filing
Date:
Open.
FISH
Location: US Fish and Wildlife
Service, Carlsbad, California.
Qual: Successful completion of
a full 4-year course of study in an accredited college or university leading to
a bachelor’s or higher degree in biological sciences, agriculture, natural
resource management, chemistry, or a discipline related to fish and wildlife
biology. OR An appropriate combination of education and
experience that included course work equivalent to a major (i.e., 24 semester
hours) in one of the majors listed above; or additional education. The quality of the combination must
demonstrate that you possess the knowledge, skills, and abilities required to
perform the work of the position and is comparable to that normally acquired
through the completion of a full four-year course of study with a major in the
appropriate field. Note: You must submit
a copy of your transcripts. You must
also submit evidence that any education completed in a foreign institution is
equivalent to U.S. educational standards.
Failure to provide this material or evidence may result in your
receiving no further consideration.
Duties: The person(s) selected
serves at the Carlsbad Fish & Wildlife Office. The primary activities of
this field Office include implementation of the Endangered Species Act and the
Clean Water Act, the Fish & Wildlife Coordination Act, Comprehensive Environmental
Response, Compensation, Liability Act (CERCLA), National Environmental Policy
Act (NEPA), and other related laws, regulations, and policies involving complex
natural resource issues. Specific duties include, but are not limited to:
Conduct ecological/biological investigations (including onsite field work and
literature reviews) of complex land and water development proposals to
determine their effect on the distribution and abundance of living organisms;
Write objective reports of field investigations conducted; Provide guidance and
assistance to lower graded biologist; Review and appraise reports, agreements,
and recommendations concerning proposed projects; Participate in complex
negotiation sessions with project proponents (i.e., Federal, State, local
jurisdictions, and private entities) regarding projects and alternatives to
avoid and minimize natural resource impacts; and Assist Field Supervisor in
developing information and in preparation of the Annual Work Plan and other.
Appl: For more information on
applying:
Contact: Nancy M. Hinds, USOPM
San Francisco Services Branch, 120 Howard Street, Room 735, San Francisco, CA
94105. Ph: 415-281-7089, Email: nancy.hinds@opm.gov
Filing
Date:
Open.
November 13th,
2007
WILDLIFE
BIOLOGIST: Position No. APHILL/WL/11/13/07. A permanent, full-time position.
Location: Center for Environmental
Management of Military Lands, Fort A.P. Hill, Virginia.
Qual: BS in wildlife biology,
fisheries management or closely related field. Knowledge of the flora and fauna
of the eastern US. Ability to perform strenuous field work in rugged terrain
and weather extremes. Position subject to personal background check as a
condition of employment.
Appl: Apply online at
https://welcome.warnercnr.colostate.edu/jobs/
Contact: CEMML Human Resources,
1490 Campus Delivery, Fort Collins, CO 80523-1490. Ph: 970-491-2748, Email:
CEMML_Jobs@Mail.ColoState.Edu Website: www.cemml.colostate.edu
Filing
Date:
11/13/07.
DESERT TORTOISE MONITORING PROGRAM: Thirty (30) temporary, full-time
positions. Pay: Variable, depending on position.
Location: Great Basin Institute, Clark County, Las Vegas, Nevada.
Qual: Minimum qualifications for all positions: Bachelor’s degree in biology
(wildlife or conservation), ecology or related field; Experience collecting
field data or following established field data collection protocols; Experience
conducting LDS or working with desert tortoises desirable; Experience using
hand-held GPS equipment for navigation and/or data collection; Knowledge of
southwestern/Mojave flora and fauna desirable; Self-motivated with ability to
maintain a positive attitude while working in a diverse team environment;
Ability to work a variable schedule (including weekends) that may change with
little or no notice; Ability to walk a minimum of 12km/day in challenging
terrain and harsh and rapidly changing desert conditions, and otherwise be in
good physical condition; Willingness to camp in the desert backcountry for
consecutive days; Possess a valid, clean, state-issued driver’s license;
Ability to operate a 4WD vehicle on- or off-road if required. Specific
qualifications and eligibility requirements for different positions. Please
review individual positions descriptions available on the website:
http://www.greatbasininstitute.org/?click=ra&subclick=raemploy.
Duties: Specific job duties will vary by position. Specific position descriptions
including details about position timeframes, compensation and benefits, and
qualifications can be viewed on the employment section of the website.
http://www.greatbasininstitute.org/?click=ra&subclick=raemploy. Basic job:
Participation in a rigorous multi-week training program during which field
monitors will demonstrate proficiency in backcountry wilderness field skills
including but not limited to 4WD vehicle operation, the use of GPS, topographic
maps, PDA technology, and their ability to follow monitoring protocols
thoroughly and precisely. Collect, review and process data on approximately 510
12km transects. Maintenance of field equipment and vehicles. Work for 4 to 7
consecutive days and then have 3 days off.
Appl: Send resume, cover letter, and 3 references to
Contact: Dr. Paula Kahn, Great Basin Institute, Desert Tortoise Monitoring Program
Coordinator, Email: thinklikeatortoise@yahoo.com Be sure to mention that you
are responding to this ad found on THE JOB SEEKER.
Filing Date: Open.
AQUATIC INVASIVE SPECIES EDUCATOR: A permanent, part-time (50%)
position.
Location: University of Wisconsin Extension, Madison, Wisconsin.
Qual: Bachelor’s degree with at least one degree in a field that relates to the
responsibilities of this position such as natural resources or adult education.
Ability to plan, implement and evaluate community-based, non-formal educational
programs that reach, and are accessible to, a wide range of audiences. Ability
to teach and communicate ideas effectively verbally, in writing, and through
educational technology to adults and youth. Strong group and educational
facilitation skills. Ability to organize work and to work productively with
indirect supervision in a highly visible public sector environment. Ability to
work collaboratively with other paid and non-paid staff; ability to take
personal responsibility to help team efforts succeed. Strong interpersonal and
problem-solving skills in a team setting; ability to effectively manage
conflicts. Skillful in establishing and maintaining professional work
relationships and networks. Ability and desire to work in a context of
individual and cultural differences. Demonstrated willingness to learn on an
ongoing basis. Ability to adapt to changing programming and workplace
priorities. Ability to use outcome data for program improvement and
accountability. Ability to promote educational programs through mass media and
public relations/marketing skills. Ability to use word processing and the
Internet. Preferred: 1 or more years relevant work experience. Demonstrated
success in designing, promoting, implementing and evaluating educational
programs. Experience in the development of educational materials (print and
web-based). Aquatic invasive species knowledge.
Duties: This position will work closely with the UWEX Aquatic Invasives Education
Specialist to implement statewide aquatic invasive species education
initiatives. This involves instruction, as well as development, dissemination,
and evaluation of educational materials and programs. This position also works
to collaborate with and support the statewide network of staff and public
partners working on this issue, in order to develop a coordinated invasive
species outreach strategy for Wisconsin. Assume occasional travel throughout
the state and work occasional evenings and weekends as needed to meet local
needs. A detailed position description including identified ADA essential job
functions is available.
Appl: Send cover letter (include position title), resume, contact information of
3 professional references, official final (or copies of) undergraduate
transcripts, and a UWEX Applicant Survey Form found at website:
www.uwex.edu/jobs/.
Contact: Cooperative Extension Human Resources, 249 Extension, 432 N. Lake Street,
Madison, WI 53706. Email:
ces.jobs@uwex.edu Website: www.uwex.edu/ces/hr/
Filing Date: 11/20/07.
FISH AND
WILDLIFE BIOLOGIST: Announcement No. FS146766 NMH. A permanent, full-time position. Pay:
446,721 - $56,529 per year.
Location: US Fish and Wildlife
Service, Carlsbad, California.
Qual: Successful completion of
a full 4-year course of study in an accredited college or university leading to
a bachelor’s or higher degree in biological sciences, agriculture, natural
resource management, chemistry, or a discipline related to fish and wildlife
biology. OR An appropriate combination
of education and experience that included course work equivalent to a major
(i.e., 24 semester hours) in one of the majors listed above; or additional
education. The quality of the combination must demonstrate that you possess the
knowledge, skills, and abilities required to perform the work of the position
and is comparable to that normally acquired through the completion of a full
four-year course of study with a major in the appropriate field. Note: You must
submit a copy of your transcripts. You must also submit evidence that any
education completed in a foreign institution is equivalent to U.S. educational
standards. Failure to provide this material or evidence may result in your
receiving no further consideration.
Duties: The person(s) selected
serves at the Carlsbad Fish & Wildlife Office. The primary activities of
this field Office include implementation of the Endangered Species Act and the
Clean Water Act, the Fish & Wildlife Coordination Act, Comprehensive
Environmental Response, Compensation, Liability Act (CERCLA), National
Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), and other related laws, regulations, and
policies involving complex natural resource issues. Specific duties include,
but are not limited to: Conduct ecological/biological investigations (including
onsite field work and literature reviews) of complex land and water development
proposals to determine their effect on the distribution and abundance of living
organisms; Write objective reports of field investigations conducted; Provide
guidance and assistance to lower graded biologist; Review and appraise reports,
agreements, and recommendations concerning proposed projects; Participate in
complex negotiation sessions with project proponents (i.e., Federal, State,
local jurisdictions, and private entities) regarding projects and alternatives
to avoid and minimize natural resource impacts; and Assist Field Supervisor in
developing information and in preparation of the Annual Work Plan and other.
Appl: For more information on
applying:
Contact: Nancy M. Hinds, USOPM
San Francisco Services Branch, 120 Howard Street, Room 735, San Francisco, CA
94105. Ph: 415-281-7089, Email: nancy.hinds@opm.gov
Filing
Date:
Open.
FISH
BIOLOGIST: Announcement No. FS366805 NMH. A permanent, full-time position. Pay:
$43,731 - $52,912 per year.
Location: US Fish and Wildlife
Service, Red Bluff or Anderson, California.
Qual: Submit a copy of your
transcripts. Successful completion of a full 4-year course of study in an
accredited college or university leading to a bachelor's or higher degree in
biological sciences that included: At least 6 semester (9 quarter) hours in
aquatic subjects such as limnology, ichthyology, fishery biology, aquatic
botany, aquatic fauna, oceanography, fish culture, or related courses in the
field of fishery biology; and At least 12 semester (18 quarter) hours in the
animal sciences in such subjects as general zoology, vertebrate zoology,
comparative anatomy, physiology, entomology, parasitology, ecology, cellular
biology, genetics, or research in these fields. (Excess courses in aquatic
subject may be used to meet this requirement when appropriate) OR An
appropriate combination of education and experience in courses equivalent to a
major in biological science (i.e., at least 30 semester hours), of which a
minimum of 6 semester hours were in aquatic subjects and 12 semester hours were
in the animal sciences, as shown in paragraph A, above, plus appropriate
experience or additional education equivalent to a course of study with a major
in the appropriate field as described in A above. The quality of the
combination of education and experience must be sufficient to demonstrate that
you possess the knowledge, skills, and abilities comparable to those normally
acquired through the successful completion of a full 4-year course of study.
Duties: The person selected for
these positions will serve as a Fish Biologist within the fisheries division of
medium-sized Fish and Wildlife Office in Red Bluff, California. The person
selected will oversee various biological monitoring and/or habitat
assessment/monitoring for purposes related to (but not limited to) watershed
restoration activities, legislatively mandated biological monitoring, Federal
water projects, and evaluation of Federal fish hatcheries. Specific: Develop
investigation plans and conduct fishery cooperative investigations and studies
on anadromous salmonids and other species of the Sacramento River basin, which
include the determination of life history characteristics, population size,
exploitation rate, distribution and migration, and fish habitat requirements
necessary for survival. Analyze proposed fishery resources project plans,
determine the financial needs of the project and prepare recommendations for
budgetary requirements of equipment, material, and personnel. Collect and
analyze, or direct technical support staff in the collection and analysis of
fish inventory and other fishery resource data, and make recommendations
regarding impact on fishery resources and improvement of study procedures.
Compile fishery information, write progress and completion reports, and assist
with formal reports of findings and recommendations. Maintain liaison with, and
provide guidance or assistance to Federal, State and local agency personnel,
private organizations and individuals who are affected by, or otherwise have a
shared interest in fishery management practices and problems. Supervise and
train seasonal employees in performance of necessary duties and safety
associated with field and laboratory projects. Perform other administrative
functions related to budgeting, purchasing, equipment inventory, travel, training
and safety, in accordance with the Service's administrative policies and
procedures assigned field projects.
Appl: For more information on
applying:
Contact: Nancy M. Hinds, USOPM
San Francisco Services Branch, 120 Howard Street, Room 735, San Francisco, CA
94105. Ph: 415-281-7089, Email: nancy.hinds@opm.gov
Filing
Date:
Open.
October 16th, 2007
WILDLIFE TECHNICIANS: Position No. RIL/WL/10/24/07. Two (2)
permanent, full-time positions. Pay: $27,500-$34,000.
Location: Center for Environmental Management of
Military Lands, Fort Riley, Kansas.
Qual: BS/BA degree in wildlife biology or related field. At least
one year of experience in wildlife management. Ability to work outdoors in
adverse weather and rugged terrain.
Appointment may be contingent on successful completion of a background check.
Desirable in one or more:
Experience with the management of game and
non-game species of wildlife, such as population censuses, habitat management,
and species
surveys. Experience in management of rare
and endangered species. Experience with prescribed burning (planning, ignition,
control, etc.)
Experience with fisheries, including pond
and lake management, population censuses, and development of stocking
guidelines and harvest limits.
Experience with GPS, handheld field
computers and desktop computers, especially in data analysis. Good oral and
written communication skills.
Appl: Apply online at
https://welcome.warnercnr.colostate.edu/jobs/
Contact: CEMML Human Resources, 1490 Campus
Delivery, Fort Collins, CO 80523-1490. Ph: 970-491-2748, Email:
CEMML_Jobs@Mail.ColoState.Edu Website:
www.cemml.colostate.edu
Filing Date: 10/24/07.
AQUATIC BIOLOGIST: Position No. DRU/AQUA/10/23/07. A
permanent, full-time position. Pay: $36,000-$40,000.
Location: Center for Environmental Management of
Military Lands, Fort Drum, New York.
Qual: A Bachelor’s degree or equivalent coursework in fisheries,
wildlife, natural resources, or closely related field. Valid driver’s license.
Ability to work outdoors during inclement
weather, in rough terrain, occasionally at night, before dawn, and weekends.
Appointment may be
contingent upon successful completion of a
background check. Desirable in one or more: A Masters degree in the areas
stated above. Field
experience and data analysis in the
aquatic resources field. Ability to identify aquatic invertebrates, fish, and
plants common to the Northeast.
Experience operating a boat and
electro-shocking equipment. Experience navigating and documenting locations
with the Global Positioning
System. Proficiency with computers,
including GIS. Good written and oral communication skills.
Duties: The Aquatic Biologist will be primarily responsible for
assessing the physical and biological characteristics of water bodies on Fort
Drum. The position will use hand-held
and/or desk-top computers and other electronic equipment. Incorporate data into
a geographic information
system to develop maps and reports. Assist
with other tasks associated with the Natural and Resources Program at Fort
Drum.
Appl: Apply online at
https://welcome.warnercnr.colostate.edu/jobs/
Contact: CEMML Human Resources, 1490 Campus
Delivery, Fort Collins, CO 80523-1490. Ph: 970-491-2748, Email:
CEMML_Jobs@Mail.ColoState.Edu Website:
www.cemml.colostate.edu
Filing Date: 10/23/07.
FISH AND WILDLIFE BIOLOGIST: Announcement No. FS146766 NMH. A
permanent, full-time position. Pay: 446,721 - $56,529
Location: US Fish and Wildlife Service, Carlsbad,
California.
Qual: Successful completion of a full 4-year course of study in
an accredited college or university leading to a bachelor’s or higher degree in
biological sciences, agriculture, natural
resource management, chemistry, or a discipline related to fish and wildlife
biology. OR An appropriate