WDFW is seeking candidates with a strong scientific background and a knack for conducting biological studies. If you are wishing to build your career in the fishery sciences, and wish to use your scientific expertise, then this is the job for you!

As the Fish & Wildlife Biologist, you’ll serve as field support, collect data on multiple projects, and provide critical support on research assignments designed to explore the utility of innovative restoration techniques throughout the Chehalis River Basin.

Put your naturalist skills to work in the parks and beaches of beautiful Edmonds. Ranger-Naturalists provide interpretive and environmental education to our residents, school-age children, and visitors to our parks and beaches. 

THE FISHERIES DATA SPECIALIST (FIELD), WITHIN THE FISHERIES DATA SERVICES BRANCH (FDSB), PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THE IPHC IN THE FORM OF DATA COLLECTION AND REPORTING ON COMMERCIAL AND RECREATIONAL FISHERIES IN A KEY PORT WITHIN THE CONVENTION AREA. THE POSITION IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ENSURING SAMPLING COVERAGE IN THE ASSIGNED PORT AND FOR THE COLLECTION OF BIOLOGICAL SAMPLES AS PRESCRIBED BY IPHC PROCEDURES FOR UNBIASED REPRESENTATION OF THE LANDED CATCH FOR THE STOCK ASSESSMENT AND OTHER SCIENTIFIC AND MANAGEMENT NEEDS.

This year’s Virtual Environmental Career Fair will be held on Wednesday, February 23rd from 2-5PM! Save the date and mark your calendars now as it will be a good opportunity to connect with employers and explore various environmentally related career paths.

The Prince William Sound Science Center (www.pwssc.org), a non-profit research and education institution located on the shores of Prince William Sound in Cordova, Alaska, is seeking to hire a laboratory/field lab technician to support ongoing oceanographic monitoring and process studies in Prince William Sound.

The Seattle Aquarium is looking for a school and public programs (SPP) manager to join the Conservation Engagement & Learning team. The SPP manager defines and implements the vision and goals for the Seattle Aquarium’s instructor-led nonformal education programming targeted at school, family and public audiences. Current programming includes preschool programs, summer camps, school programming and some professional development for educators.

The Brosnahan lab at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution is seeking a new member for its technical team. The successful candidate will be hired as a Research Assistant at a grade that is commensurate with their level of training and experience. This person will support efforts to deploy in situ imaging and toxin measurement sensors for research efforts throughout the U.S. and abroad. Prior experience in sensor applications and development, computer networking, and/or mooring deployments is desirable but not required. Candidates should have relevant experience in biological oceanography, phytoplankton research, and operation/maintenance of small boats.

The USDA Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region will soon be hiring for over 100 temporary or seasonal positions throughout Oregon and Washington for 2022. Temporary positions are a great way to work in the summer and gain valuable experience, work outdoors, and get exposure to different careers.

We are seeking to fill the position of Genetics Laboratory Technician. This position is part of CRITFC’s Fishery Science Department, but will be located with the genetics group at the Hagerman Fish Culture Experiment Station in Hagerman, ID. This research group is involved in testing conservation, evolution, and ecological theories related to salmonids and other fishes.

We are soliciting applicants for a term position that will be based at NOAA’s remote Little Port Walter Research Station on southern Baranof Island in southeast Alaska.