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http://www.cobleskill.edu/academics/schools/agriculture-and-natural-resources/fisheries-wildlife/
ODFW Oregon Marine Reserves are hiring for a Marine Reserves Ecologist
Position description: As a Marine Reserves Ecologist (Natural Resource Specialist 1) based in Newport, Oregon, you will work with the Marine Reserves Project Leader, Assistant Project Leader, and Quantitative Ecologist to carry out the ecological monitoring for Oregon’s five marine reserve sites. Work tasks include assisting with sample design and planning, leading collection of data at-sea, data entry, database maintenance, data analysis, GIS
PhD / MS Opportunities at Kansas State University – grassland / savanna ecohydrology
The Ecohydrology Lab at K-State is currently seeking two graduate students (MS or PhD) to start in either spring (January) 2027 or fall (August) 2027. Our research focuses on interactions between ecological and hydrological processes in grasslands, savannas, and shrublands. We combine approaches from plant ecophysiology, ecology, hydrology, and soil science to understand how vegetation shapes water
Applied Restoration Ecologist in Texas
The Waterways team at Collaborative Earth is excited to announce a search for a hands-on restoration ecologist in Texas. Read more and apply at: https://www.collaborative.earth/opportunities-restoration-ecologist The Restoration Ecologist will support preliminary site assessments, species identification, and site restoration design and planning for an early-stage Payments for Ecosystem Services (PES) program focused on tributaries of the
Graduate Position in Freshwater Ecology – Northern Michigan University
Description: The Tumolo lab at Northern Michigan University is seeking 1 MS student to join a collaborative team to study positive interactions among stream insects (https://www.benjamintumolo.com). The position is fully funded by the National Science Foundation and includes a tuition waiver. The preferable start date is May, 2027. The successful candidate will join a collaborative team
Field Research Technician – Camera Trapping and Vegetation Surveys University of Florida
Application Deadline: Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis and will remain open until filledStart Date: 09/01/2026 (flexible)End Date: 12/14/2026 (flexible)Education Required: Bachelor’s degreeSupervisor: Dr. Carolina Baruzzi, Assistant Professor of Wildlife Ecology and Management Contact: carolina.baruzzi@ufl.eduLocation: North Florida Research and Education Center near Tallahassee, FL. Field sites are located across the Florida PanhandleSalary: $18/hourHours: ~40 hours/week (hours may vary depending on fieldwork needs
Otsego Land Trust (Land Protection & Stewardship Coordinator)
Link: https://otsegolandtrust.org/joinourteam