Project Leader (supervising Fish And Wildlife Biologist)

Worksource Oregon

John Day, US
Base: $5,907 - $8,717; bonus/equity: not specified...
On-site
Salmon and steelhead escapement monitoring
Adult and juvenile monitoring
Habitat monitoring
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is seeking a full-time Project Leader (Supervising Fish and Wildlife Biologist) to oversee salmonid monitoring and conservation efforts in the John Day Basin. The ideal candidate will have extensive biological experience, preferably with a background in fisheries or wildlife management, and will be responsible for coordinating project activities, supervising staff, and producing scientific reports

Job Summary

  • Help the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife fulfill its mission to protect and enhance Oregon's fish and wildlife and their habitats for use and enjoyment by present and future generations.
  • Develop and oversee summer steelhead and Chinook salmon escapement, productivity, adult, juvenile and habitat monitoring in the John Day Basin, coordinating with multiple collaborating agencies.
  • ODFW is dedicated to cultivating a diverse and inclusive workforce, offering a competitive benefits package, and providing advancement and learning opportunities.

Matching Summary

Match Score: 85

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is seeking a full-time Project Leader (Supervising Fish and Wildlife Biologist) to oversee salmonid monitoring and conservation efforts in the John Day Basin. The ideal candidate will have extensive biological experience, preferably with a background in fisheries or wildlife management, and will be responsible for coordinating project activities, supervising staff, and producing scientific reports.

Salary

Base: $5,907 - $8,717; Bonus/Equity: Not specified; Benefits: Competitive benefits package

Skills & Requirements

Must-have

  • Salmon and steelhead escapement monitoring
  • Adult and juvenile monitoring
  • Habitat monitoring
  • Coordination with collaborating agencies
  • Collection of scientific data
  • Public speaking and presentations

Nice-to-have

  • Knowledge of salmonid life history
  • Experience publishing fish studies
  • Experience developing presentations

Key Requirements

  • Three years of biological experience in fish or wildlife program
  • One year of technical or professional experience in fish or wildlife program
  • Bachelor's degree in Fisheries or Wildlife Science or related
  • One year of leadwork or supervisory duties
  • Boater Education Card or obtain within six months

Work Rights

Not specified

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