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Current Listings
Please contact
jobs@afs-calneva.org by email to post fisheries or aquatic
biology jobs for your agency or company
Parent Society Job Site:
www.fisheries.org/jobs.html
Scientific Aide Job Opening CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND
GAME Scientific Collecting Permit Program, Fisheries Branch
Position: Scientific Aide (one vacancy) Location: Fisheries
Branch, 830 S Street, Sacramento, CA 95811
Read about it here
HABITAT RESTORATION MANAGER
CACHE CREEK CONSERVANCY
Read about the
position here.
Fisheries/Aquatic Ecologist Technician
Kaskaskia Biological Station,
Illinois Natural History Survey, Sullivan
IL Beginning June 1, 2008
*Responsibilities:* Assist with field work in lakes and streams,
laboratory behavioral experiments, lab maintenance, fish care,
and data
processing and analysis. Responsibilities include assisting with
research projects evaluating recruitment, behavior, reproductive
strategies and management of largemouth bass, population ecology
of
muskellunge and stream and river ecology restoration. Work will
be
conducted in conjunction with faculty, graduate students, and
other
research assistants.
*Qualifications:* B.S. degree in fisheries or biology.
*Salary:* $11.00$12.00/hour. Funded annually for up to three
years.
*Closing date*: March 15, 2008
*Contact* Send resume, copy of college transcripts, name and
phone
number of three references, and a cover
letter to: Human Resources Office, PRF# 1540* *Illinois Natural
History
Survey, 1816 S. Oak Street,
Champaign, IL 61820, 217/ 244-4592, Fax 217/ 333 4949. email:
hroffice@inhs.uiuc.edu
Direct technical
questions to Dr. David Wahl, 217/728 4400,
dwahl@uiuc.edu.
SENIOR HYDROELECTRIC COMPLIANCE SPECIALIST
El
Dorado Irrigation District
SUMMARY:
Responsible for implementing Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) license terms and
conditions regarding environmental
compliance along with other corresponding requirements from
regulatory agencies. Directs and executes hydroelectric license
environmental compliance efforts with specific attention to the
Adaptive Management Program. Lead environmental reviews for new
hydroelectric construction projects.
SALARY
RANGE: $36.75 -
$44.68 per hour. This position is represented and non-exempt
from overtime.
RETIREMENT:
PERS 2.7% @ 55 with District paying employer share and one half
of the employee’s share
APPLY:
A District application
must be completed. Applications may be obtained from
visiting our website at
www.eid.org. Faxed applications are accepted on or before
5:00 pm on the final filing date. Fax number: (530) 622-1134.
For more information call (530) 642-4013.
FINAL
FILING DATE:
February 29, 2008
Fish and Wildlife Scientific
Aid
California Department of
Fish and Game
Archive
Vacancy Announcement
Field Crew Leader –
California Heritage and Wild Trout Program
Job Announcement
State of California
Environmental Scientist Exam
This exam is required to apply for positions at DWR and other
state agencies. It is given infrequently and has been
scheduled per the link below.
http://wwwdms.water.ca.gov/personnel/personnel_ext/jobs_exams/pdf_docs/current_exams/EnvSci_CF030107.pdf
California Trout
JOB TITLE:
Eastern Sierra Program Manager
OFFICE LOCATION:
Mammoth Lakes, CA
POSTED:
December 4, 2006
APPLICATION DEADLINE:
Until Filled
FUNCTIONAL AREA:
Conservation
EMPLOYMENT STATUS: Exempt
For Additional Information
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Associate
Environmental Scientist
Sacramento, CA
Job
Description:
The primary responsibilities of the Associate Environmental
Scientist are to prepare quantitative and qualitative fishery
and aquatic resource impact evaluations and related technical
analyses, develop experimental designs, develop and review
technical reports, and provide on-going technical support for
various types of projects related to aquatic resources.
Individual will work with clients, resource agencies, technical
staff, and project managers in the preparation of technical
sections of CEQA, NEPA, and ESA documents, technical memoranda,
meeting minutes, transmittals, presentations, and other written
materials. Other responsibilities include performing
archival/electronic research to obtain data, documents, and
other information, to be compiled, summarized, and/or integrated
directly into project deliverables.
Keywords: Fisheries, NEPA, CEQA
Experience:
BS/BA in Fisheries, Natural or Aquatic Resources, Environmental
Studies, or a related field;
3+ years of related experience
Keywords:
Associate Environmental Scientist
Use this job code to apply: 061942
Full-Time Lab Assistant Position - UC Merced
A two-year (with possibility of extension) full-time Laboratory
Assistant
position is available as part of ongoing research projects on
population
genetics and molecular evolution in various vertebrate systems.
The
successful candidate will be part of a multidisciplinary
research team
and a member of the Quantitative Systems Biology and
Environmental Systems
groups in the School of Natural Sciences. The ideal candidate
will have
experience with molecular biology techniques and possess good
organizational
skills. Competitive salary with full benefits.
Duties include but are not limited to: DNA extraction, PCR,
sequencing, microsatellite analysis, cloning, and student
training.
Required: B.S. in Biology. Previous research experience in
molecular biology, genetics, or a related field.
Questions regarding the exact duties and responsibilities may be
addressed to: aaguilar2@ucmerced.edu. Additional information
about the
School of Natural Sciences and the University of California at
Merced
can be found at
http://www.ucmerced.edu.
Application instructions: Applicants should submit a cover
letter,
curriculum vitae or resume, and a list of three or more
references
including telephone numbers and email address to: Andres
Aguilar,
aaguilar2@ucmerced.edu. Applicants can view the job announcement
and apply
directly online at:
http://jobs.ucmerced.edu/n/staff/position.jsf?positionId=720
The University of California at Merced is an affirmative
action/equal
opportunity employer with a strong institutional commitment to
the
achievement of diversity among its faculty, staff, and students.
Deadline: Until a suitable candidate is identified.
UC Davis
Junior Specialist
Department of Fish and Game Laboratory Technician
California Department of Fish and Game
Staff Environmental Scientist vacancy
Conservation Planning Program
Description of Duties
DFG's statewide Conservation Planning Program is seeking a motivated and
creative individual to be part of a small team that works on
landscape-level, multiple-species and multiple-habitat conservation
planning efforts throughout California, including Natural Community
Conservation Plans. This position:
provides policy and technical advice to help regional staff develop
successful and innovative conservation solutions for regional
conservation plans
requires working with local land use planning, independent scientists,
reserve design, conservation funding, biological monitoring, adaptive
management, public outreach, and technical training
helps identify regional and statewide conservation priorities for
species and habitat conservation, including research priorities,
conservation strategies, and land stewardship approaches.
helps coordinate federal and state habitat conservation grant programs
(local assistance grants, ESA Section 6).
Applicants must have strong communication skills and abilities to work
with people; a strong ecology, wildlife, or conservation biology
background; and a broad understanding of political and legal issues and
policies associated with conservation planning. For more information
about the program, see
http://www.dfg.ca.gov/hcpb/conplan/conplan.shtml
**Interested people must be able to demonstrate current appointment to a
Staff Environmental Scientist position in a California state agency, or
eligibility in the top three ranks of a Staff Environmental Scientist
appointment list for a California state agency.
Please contact Gail Presley, Program Manager, at (916) 653-9834 for
questions or if you are interested in applying.
JOB OPENING --for all aspiring field
biologists!
Position Title:
"Fish and Wildlife Scientific Aide"
Assist the Fish Facilities Research and Operations and
Monitoring Unit of the Department of Fish and Game with the sampling of juvenile
delta fishes
ENTRIX’s Western Region is currently seeking to fill a
full time position in Walnut Creek, CA for a
MID-LEVEL FISHERIES BIOLOGIST / AQUATIC ECOLOGIST
ENTRIX, Inc. is seeking an Mid-Level Fisheries Biologist / Aquatic Ecologist
to work with a multidisciplinary team of accomplished biologists, hydrologists,
geologists, engineers and planners on a variety of interesting and technically
challenging projects in California and the western United States.
Minimum Qualifications:
Bachelor’s Degree in ecology or aquatic science (Master’s Degree a plus)
Five or more years of relevant professional experience
Field and supervisory experience working with field teams.
Professional experience with anadromous and anadromous fish, resident
salmonids; as well as other West Coast threatened native and exotic fish
species and endangered species consultation
Experience in stream ecology, water quality, and environmental
assessments
Project/Task management experience
Strong proficiency in quantitative analysis with at least basic
statistical knowledge a must.
Excellent oral and written communication skills (i.e. proposals and
report writing)
Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel. Microsoft Access and PowerPoint,
and other computer programs, helpful
Strong business/client orientation
Ability to periodically travel to field sites and other ENTRIX offices
throughout the U.S.
Must be authorized to work in U.S. without company sponsorship
Desired Skills:
- Ability to work well independently and with a diverse,
multi-disciplinary team in a fast-paced, team oriented work environment
Solid time management and follow-through skills, with the ability to
simultaneously work on and manage multiple tasks/projects with tight
deadlines
Positive and energetic attitude
Self motivated; strong initiative
Detail oriented; resourceful
Desire to grow professionally.
Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
- Data collection and analysis. Collect fish, invertebrate, temperature,
and water quality data in diverse (occasionally remote) locations, within
the U.S. (mostly within the western U.S.)
Analyze collected technical data using spreadsheet, database,
statistical, graphics, and other computer programs
Write scientific reports and proposals
Manage field crews (of two to ten people)
Schedule and coordinate fieldwork
Task and project management
Client contact
ENTRIX is a growing environmental consulting firm. We offer full benefits, an
excellent work environment, and competitive salary, and the potential to learn
and grow. If you are interested in applying for this position, please apply
on-line, mail, or fax your resume to the Walnut Creek office.
ENTRIX, Inc.
590 Ygnacio Valley Road, Suite 200
Walnut Creek, CA 94596
FAX: 925-935-5368
EMAIL:
http://www.entrix.com
ALL RESPONSES MUST REFERENCE JOB # WR-9-15-05WL TO BE
CONSIDERED.
ENTRIX, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company :
Aquatic Biologist
Responsibilities
Consultant Selection and Management:
Manage development of technical
scopes of work and requests for Proposal for aquatic biology studies to
be conducted by environmental consultants; conduct proposal evaluations;
and select successful bidder. Manage environmental consultants
conducting aquatic biology studies and provide technical oversight.
Provide technical quality assurance for contract work and contract
administrative control.
Study Design and Management:
Plan and organize aquatic biology
studies (e.g., population inventories, habitat assessments, and
environmental impact assessments associated with fish, amphibians,
macroinvertebrates, and other components of the aquatic ecosystem).
Manage aquatic biology studies in support of: 1) obtaining licenses and
permits required for operation of our facilities (primarily
hydroelectric projects), and 2) regulatory compliance.
Development of Environmental
Agreements:
Develop and propose environmental
protection, mitigation, and enhancement (PM&E) measures to address
project impacts. Prepare written and verbal presentations in support of
PM&E measures. Participate in collaboration meetings with resource
agencies and NGOs to reach agreement on PM&E measures.
Preparation of Technical
Documents:
Manage preparation of detailed biological reports associated with
field studies, and review and edit consultant reports. Prepare input for
project licensing and permitting applications, and respond to comments
and requests from resource agencies and NGOs.
Review and comment on technical
documents pertaining to aquatic biology issues on projects.
Study Performance:
As necessary, lead or participate in aquatic biology studies (in
northern, central, and southern California, often in remote locations),
and manage data compilation and analysis.
Provide technical support to client organizations, biological task
managers, and consultants.
Work independently or as part of a team with other technical experts,
our clients, or consultants.
Requirements
* 5+ years work experience on aquatic biology field studies
* Work experience includes project management of multi-disciplinary
teams, data analysis and technical report preparation and review
* Work experience with collaborative agency and NGO negotiations and
development of consensus agreements
* Technical project management skill sets including scope, schedule, and
budget management of complex projects comprised of multi-disciplinary
teams.
* Business understanding and skill sets including financial, auditing,
and business administration experience.
* Proficiency with data management, statistical analysis, and report
preparation
* Aquatic biology (fisheries, amphibians, macroinvertebrates, stream
geomorphology) sampling techniques
* Stream and reservoir ecology study methods
* Environmental impact assessment
* PC applications (MS Word, Excel, Project, PowerPoint, Access, ArcView,
and database applications)
* Excellent writing and verbal communication skills
* Ability to work on multiple projects simultaneously
* Ability to occasionally perform rigorous fieldwork in remote locations
* BS/BA degree in Aquatic Ecology, Fisheries, or related field
* MS/MA degree in Aquatic Ecology, Fisheries, or related field
Desired
* BA/MA in business
administration, or related field
* MS/MA degree in Aquatic Ecology, Fisheries, or related field
Additional Information
This position supports the Power
Generation Division in obtaining and complying with licenses/permits,
particularly for hydroelectric projects.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company offers an exceptional compensation and
benefits package including: Matching 401(k), performance incentive
program, medical/ dental/ vision benefits, developmental opportunities,
tuition reimbursement, flexible work arrangements and a whole lot more!
Learn more about our company at www.pge.com.
To apply, go to
www.pge.com/careers
and search for "biologist" under keywords on the management and
professional jobs Search Page. Job Number PSX40294.
Equal Employment Opportunity, M/F/D/V
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