The Division of Ecological Restoration (DER) is seeking a solution-driven project manager with a passion for collaboration and healing the environment. This candidate will serve as project manager for assigned ecological restoration projects focusing on dam removal and river restoration.
Join the efforts of NEIWPCC and the Lake Champlain Basin Program (LCBP) to prevent the spread of harmful and destructive invasive species, working to ensure a healthy and clean environment for wildlife and recreationalists. We’re seeking multiple seasonal boat launch stewards to deliver interpretive invasive species spread prevention messages to boaters on Lake Champlain during the summer of 2025 and to inspect and decontaminate watercraft.
The Division of Ecological Restoration (DER) is seeking a skilled procurement professional with a passion for collaboration and healing the environment. The Procurement Specialist (Program Coordinator II) will play a critical role in advancing DER’s mission by performing essential fiscal tasks and activities. As a part of the Division’s Fiscal Program, this position will collaborate with staff across the division to increase the scale and pace of ecological restoration across the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
The Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS) at the University of Alaska Anchorage is seeking a Research Professional 4 to manage and grow its Invasive and Harmful Species program.
The Walters Lab at the University of Wyoming Cooperative Fish & Wildlife Research Unit is seeking applications for a funded master’s student (stipend of $2000/month plus benefits & tuition waiver). The student will be responsible for leading a research project to evaluate the current population status of Plains Sucker in northeast Wyoming. The study will use backpack electrofishing and stream habitat surveys to assess species distribution, local abundance, habitat preferences, and collect genetic samples.
The Halvorson Aquatic Ecology lab group (www.halvorhalvorson.com) is seeking interested and qualified applicants for a Graduate Assistantship in the Biology Department at the University of Central Arkansas. A variety of potential research topics is available, and may include environmental controls on leaf decomposition, ecosystem roles of aquatic macroinvertebrates, water quality in urban streams or ponds, or nutrient and phytoplankton interactions in drinking water reservoirs.
Restoration of impaired stream habitats is a key component of BLM policy and area specific Resource Management Plans. ACE members would gain knowledge and practical experience with two types of stream restoration methods (Low Tech Process Based and Natural Channel Design) and collect data consistent with the BLM's National Aquatic Monitoring Framework (lotic AIM) in support of a study designed to assess restoration effectiveness.
The Mandeville Lab at Northern Michigan University is recruiting a MS student to work on the evolutionary genomics of freshwater fish (start date August 2025). Research in our lab group focuses on how evolutionary processes shape freshwater fish biodiversity. Specific focus areas include hybridization, effects of anthropogenic disturbance, population connectivity, and the evolution of fish sex determination mechanisms.
Seeking a full-time Environmental Analyst to assist with program coordination, administration, and planning for the Long Island Nitrogen Action Plan (LINAP) and the Long Island Action Agenda (LIAA), with the goal of reducing nitrogen and improving water quality in Long Island's surface water and groundwater.
The Division of Biology at Kansas State University invites applications for a tenure-track, nine-month position at the Assistant or Associate Professor level broadly focused on ecohydrology of grassland ecosystems. We seek an individual who has a commitment to work with a wide range of constituents on water issues important to the state of Kansas, and complementary to the research programs currently underway. We encourage applicants whose ecohydrological expertise will complement our current research strengths in linking aquatic and terrestrial natural ecosystems. Potential areas of expertise could include: riparian ecosystem function, linking groundwater to climate change mediated by biota, watershed ecosystems, or hydrology and biogeochemistry.
