PH.D. GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANTSHIP: QUANTIFYING RIVER HABITAT
Missouri Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit
The School of Natural Resources, University of Missouri
Position title: PhD Research Assistantship developing a mid-sized river habitat sampling protocol.
Agency/location: Missouri Cooperative Fish/Wildlife Research Unit, The School of Natural Resources, University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri
University of Missouri has an opening for a post-doc or post-masters fisheries researcher to join a cross-disciplinary team studying the consequences of conservation actions on stream condition and the associated response of fish communities. Remote work will be considered for a well-qualified individual.
The mission of EPA R10 Water Division is to restore, maintain, and enhance the overall quality of the water resources to protect the health and diversity of the environment for present and future generations.
EPA has 2 opportunities:
Affiliation: Oklahoma State University
Department of Natural Resource Ecology and Management
Oklahoma Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit
Location: Stillwater, OK
Appointments: 18 months with possible extension contingent on performance and availability of funding.
Salary: DOE, includes raise after first 6 months
Start Date: Negotiable
The Little Ecology Group seeks a PhD student interested in community ecology, landscape ecology, and/or ecosystem ecology to start in summer or fall 2023. The position will focus on ecosystem functioning, resource subsidies, and community assembly in landscapes, including at least two of the following:
Assistant Research Scientist, Large River Ecology - INHS/PRI
Illinois Natural History Survey
Francis Marion University and the Biology Department invite applications for a tenure-track position in water resource management to support new programs in environmental science and studies. The successful candidate will have a strong commitment to undergraduate teaching in a liberal arts setting. We are seeking someone with a strong background in water resource management, watershed management, hydrology, landscape ecology, and/or freshwater ecosystem ecology.
Columbia River Inter Tribal Fish Commission (CRITFC) in Portland, Oregon seeks an experienced, collaborative, and capable natural resources leader to be our next Fishery Science Department Manager. This role provides scientific support to Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission (CRITFC) and its member tribes so that they can meet their fishery management and restoration goals for salmon, sturgeon, and lamprey in the Columbia River basin.
Postdoctoral Associate in freshwater biogeochemistry
The Ohio State University
Clean River Partners is accepting applications to be our next Executive Director. This is an exciting time for our organization: we hope the next leader can build on the successes we’ve had over the past several years, and be ready to take us above and beyond! This is the perfect opportunity for an Executive Director that wants to leave a lasting impact on our communities for years to come… and this is where YOU come in. We would love it if you would share this opportunity with your networks, colleagues, online and in conversation.
