Position Title: U.S. EPA ORISE Fellowship - Spatial Modeling of Ecological Assemblages in US Waterways
Expiration Date: 1/19/2023
Location: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Pacific Ecological Systems Division, Corvallis, Oregon
Salary: BOE; see https://orise.orau.gov/epa/applicants/default.html#faq-appointment
Start date: 12/01/2022; Flexible
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
College of Science, Engineering, and Technology
Department of Natural and Applied Sciences
The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station is seeking a full-time Assistant Scientist II for its newly formed Office of Aquatic Invasive Species (OAIS). The ideal candidate is expected to conduct novel research and provide public outreach pertaining to the management of freshwater invasive plants in harmony with native ecosystems.
The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station is seeking a full-time Assistant Scientist II for its newly formed Office of Aquatic Invasive Species (OAIS). The ideal candidate is expected to conduct novel research and provide public outreach pertaining to the management of freshwater invasive plants in harmony with native ecosystems.
Location: Southern Illinois University – Carbondale, Illinois
Salary: ~19,000$ +tuition and benefits for two-four years.
Start date: 01/17/2023
Last date to apply: Open until filled
Procurement Specialist
Organization: Massachusetts Division of Ecological Restoration
Link: https://massanf.taleo.net/careersection/ex/jobdetail.ftl?job=220008MV
Wetland GIS Technician
Colorado State University
Position Location Fort Collins, CO
Posting Number 202201363AP
Position Type Admin Professional/ Research Professional
Classification Title Research Associate II
Proposed Annual Salary Range $44,000-55,000
Position Summary: Drs. Nate Jones (University of Alabama), Daniel McLaughlin (Virginia Tech), Margaret Palmer (University of Maryland), Erin Hotchkiss (Virginia Tech), and Durelle Scott (Virginia Tech) are hiring a full-time Research Technician to join a highly collaborative project focused on understanding the relationship between wetlandscape hydrology and carbon biogeochemistry.
The USFS Rocky Mountain Research Station is accepting applications for a permanent, full time research fish biologist in its Water and Watersheds Research Program. The scientist’s research may be broadly categorized into three elements: a) Addressing the fundamental components of freshwater ecology: defining species and understanding their distributions.
Recruiting a PhD student in coupled biogeochemical cycles at Michigan State University to start fall 2023
