Current Career Opportunities
Technical Specialist, Water Quality - Eutrophix, a division of sepro corp.(POSTED JAN 24)
'Guide clients toward solutions to water resource impairment, providing technical stewardship and engaging key stakeholders in the process. Additional responsibilities include managing customer relationships, sales, and assisting with market and field development activities...'
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Lakes Manager - woodhaven association(POSTED JAN 24)
'This position requires the applicant to establish lake management programs, policies, and procedures, long range maintenance and restoration of watersheds, ponds, and lakes, surveys fisheries populations, monitors use of Woodhaven lakes: watching for and reporting violations such as catch limits, size limits, etc., administration of mosquito and pest control programs, develops budget for approval, purchases supplies/equipment, responds to property owners' concerns...'
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Research Ecologist/Research Wildlife Biologist - Michigan Fish & Wildlife (POSTED JAN 24)
'As a Research Ecologist/Research Wildlife Biologist (Assistant Unit Leader) within the Michigan Cooperative Fish & Wildlife Research Unit, some of your specific duties will include:Plans, conducts, and directs research related to wildlife or ecological resources, with application to contemporary science, policy, and management needs. Conducts research that is cooperator driven and provides scientific basis for management and policy decisions. Serves as subject matter expert in wildlife ecology and management, providing leadership and guidance to government and private agencies and university representatives through participation in meetings, conferences, and work groups...'
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https://www.usajobs.gov/job/764091400
Aquatic Field Tech Internship - Onterra, LLC (Posted Jan 24)
Onterra, LLC, headquartered in De Pere, Wisconsin, is currently looking to hire at least three field technicians for the summer 2024 field season. This would be a beneficial and exciting opportunity for anyone interested in limnology, aquatic ecology, or lake management.
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https://onterra-eco.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/2024_Onterra_Aquatic_Field_Technician_Intern.pdf
Research Foundation Senior Research Support Specialist - SUNY ESF (Posted Jan 24)
The primary role of the Senior Research Support Specialist will be supporting the DOW monitoring programs to make monitoring data readily accessible to the public and NYSDEC internal programs. The Research Support Specialist will work under direct supervision of Project Manager in DOW but will be expected to operate with considerable independence to meet project objectives.
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Careers & Summer Jobs - Paul Smith's College Adirondack Watershed Institute (Posted March 24)
AWI hires over 100 people for full and part-time employment from May to October throughout the Adirondack Region. These positions offer experience in environmental science, environmental interpretation, and natural resource management. Positions range from watercraft inspection stewards working on the front lines of aquatic invasive species spread prevention, to research technicians assisting with lab and field operations in our environmental research lab.
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River Steward - Ausable River Association (Posted March 24)
The Ausable River Association (AsRA), a non-profit environmental conservation organization based in Wilmington, New York, is seeking a qualified individual to provide face-to-face education and outreach to recreational users of the Ausable River from May to September 2024. Applicants with availability through October 2024 are strongly encouraged to apply. The river steward will be interacting with anglers and the public to educate them about aquatic and terrestrial invasive species and proper cleaning methods for their recreational equipment. Collecting survey data, identifying and removing invasive species along the river corridor, and attending public events as an ambassador of the Ausable River, the river steward will support AsRA's science-based conservation mission to help communities protect Ausable streams and lakes. In addition to outreach duties, the steward will have several opportunities to assist AsRA's staff with field-based research in our biological, water quality, and stream health programs.
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Invasive Species Herbicide Apprentice - Adirondack Research (Posted March 24)
As an Invasive Species Pesticide Apprentice will be a member of our seasonal field crew working on multiple projects as part of a team. Your main two roles will be participating in our pesticide-based application activities in terrestrial habitats to treat Japanese knotweed and Phragmites, and performing aquatic invasive plant surveys as a member of our Aquatic Survey Team.
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Internships - Adirondack Center for Loon Conservation (Posted March 24)
Exciting opportunities await! Each year, interns with the Adirondack Center for Loon Conservation participate in our loon research and education programs across the Adirondack Park. Our interns gain valuable skills and experience in field work, outreach, environmental education, data management, and the workings of a non-profit organization. We offer internship opportunities year-round, so please feel free to reach out at any time of the year.
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Student Experiences Coordinator - Shirley Heinze Land Trust (Posted March 24)
The Student Experiences Coordinator will work with the Project Manager and Conservation Director, assisting with the management of a cohort of interns focusing on a variety of projects. There is one position available for summer 2024 for 40 hours per week for 12 weeks between approximately May 28th and August 16th , with a stipend of $12,000 to be paid out as hourly (approximately $25/hr) every two weeks.
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https://heinzetrust.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Student-Experiences-Coordinator-Description.pdf
Conservation Technician - Resilient Indiana (Posted March 24)
Resilient Indiana Conservation Technicians will provide soil and water resource-related technical
assistance to agricultural, woodland, and urban land users within a regional team consisting of
members of local, state, and federal partners (Indiana Conservation Partnership (ICP,
https://icp.iaswcd.org/)). Technical assistance consists of facilitating the application of measures that
protect and enhance the health and quality of soil and water and other natural resources.
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-_MVOxrOkjhXwwWfKFgg3BrLwbx7PIF1/view
Fisheries Biologist (2) - Minnesota DNR (Posted APRIL 24)
This position exists to lead a roving crew conducting fish and habitat surveys associated with the fish based lake IBI; assist with statewide coordination, field assistance, sampling guidance, and data analyses for lake-based indices of biological integrity for Minnesota lakes; to coordinate collection of vouchers and database edits associated with vouchers; to assist with data management and analyses of multiple indices describing the biotic condition of lakes across Minnesota; and to assist with equipment maintenance and tracking for IBI sampling statewide; to collect survey information, summarize assessment information, and draft stressor identification reports; and to serve as a technical expert on the fish-based lake IBI techniques and tool as needed, such as at PCA watershed assessment meetings.
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