The Faculty of Science at the University of Regina invites applicants for nomination as a Tier 1 Canada Research Chair (CRC) in Water, Environment and Sustainability in the Department of Biology.
The Montana Consortium for Research on Environmental Water Systems (MT CREWS) is seeking a 2-yr Postdoctoral Associate to engage in a large, multi-institutional project focused on river food web and lotic ecosystem responses to multiple stressors (i.e., metals and nutrient enrichment) in the Upper Clark Fork River watershed, Montana.
The Division of Biological Sciences is seeking a Field and Laboratory Technician (Research Assistant III) to engage in a large, multi-institutional project focused on food web and ecosystem responses to multiple stressors (i.e., metals and nitrogen enrichment) in the Upper Clark Fork River watershed, Montana. The technician is expected to engage as a semi-autonomous field and laboratory researcher capable of executing precisely and accurately a broad range of activities including field and laboratory protocols.
Oregon– Aquatic Ecologist (Aquatic Biologist II) needed to serve as a project manager for a riparian buffer manipulation study that will be implemented on private forest lands in Oregon and Washington. Duties include working closely with primary investigators and land managers to facilitate site selection and implement study designs, compiling and managing project data in a database, performing laboratory analyses, orchestrating successful data collection efforts as a seasonal crew lead, and training and working with the field crew on aquatic field sampling. Field sampling will include:
The Wisconsin DNR Water Quality Bureau- Wetland Monitoring and Assessment Group is seeking motivated applicants for filling up to two (2) vacancies for Wetland Ecologist- LTE positions to assist with ongoing fieldwork efforts and other wetland ecology related projects. Applications are due April 22, 2019.
For more information and instructions for application submission, please see the link below:
https://dnr.wi.gov/x87201/employment/lte/q207lted.asp?v_request_id_seq_n...
The US Environmental Protection Agency’s Water Systems Division is seeking applicants for a post-doctoral scientist in “Market-based incentives for managing excess nutrients in watersheds.” The position is in Cincinnati, OH, and the application period closes May 2, 2019. Please share with any students or colleagues who might be interested.
We are excited to share a new postdoctoral research opportunity to investigate, characterize, and quantify (via statistical, geospatial, and/or hydrological models) the role of landscape surface water storage features (e.g., wetlands) and their associated hydrological and biogeochemical functions on downstream water quality. This competitive, three-year postdoctoral opportunity is with the US Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Research and Development in Cincinnati, Ohio.
The US Environmental Protection Agency’s Western Ecology Division is seeking applicants for a post-doctoral scientist in “Landscape analysis and predictive modeling of HABs risk and occurrence across the U.S.” The position is located in Corvallis, OR, and the application period closes May 2, 2019. Please share with any students or colleagues who might be interested.
M.Sc. opportunity studying chromium, arsenic, and other metal bioaccumulation in Boreal fish across Ontario, Canada at the Cooperative Freshwater Ecology Unit, Laurentian University. We are located within the Leeds certified and award winning Living with Lakes Centre (https://www3.laurentian.ca/livingwithlakes/), on the edge of Ramsey Lake in City of Greater Sudbury, Ontario. Application closing date: May 3, 2019. Start date: Negotiable, May-Sept 2019.
Division of Fishes
Museum of Southwestern Biology
University of New Mexico
