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Application Deadline |
Job Title |
Location |
Salary |
Documents/Link to Original |
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| Kalispel Tribe of Indians |
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| Continuously Open |
Fisheries Conservation Program Manager |
Usk WA |
DOE - Exempt |
Fisheries Conservation Program Manager (pdf)
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| JOB DESCRIPTION: The Program Manager is responsible for providing strategic planning and oversight for the Tribal Fisheries Conservation Program with over 10 professional and technical staff members and a minimum annual budget of $1.5 million dollars. This position is responsible for developing, directing and implementing Reservation and off-Reservation habitat and fisheries restoration and conservation projects. See attached job description or apply online at:
www.northernquest.com/about/careers |
| Continuously Open |
Fisheries Management Program Manager |
Usk WA |
DOE - Exempt |
Fisheries Management Program Manager (pdf)
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| JOB DESCRIPTION: The Program Manager is responsible for providing strategic planning and oversight for a the Tribal Fisheries Management Program with over 10 professional and technical staff members and a minimum annual budget of $1 million dollars. This position is responsible for developing, directing, evaluating and managing Reservation and off-Reservation resident and anadromous fisheries programs including habitat assessments, biological studies, research, monitoring and evaluation activities, hydro, hatchery, and harvest management. See attached job description or apply online at: www.northernquest.com/about/careers |
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| Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife |
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| 5/17/2012 |
6/18/2012 |
Fisheries Biometrician |
Salem OR |
$4,350-$6,371/mo. Generous benefits package. |
Fisheries Biometrician (pdf)
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| JOB DESCRIPTION: Provide highly complex and technical statistical services for fisheries management, fisheries surveys, and other data collection and analysis activities for the department. Advise and assist biologists and managers to ensure proper use of statistical experimental design and data analysis and that investigations are conducted in an efficiently and effectively with respect to design and analysis. For more information, see job description or go to www.dfw.state.or.us/hr. |
| 5/17/2012 |
5/31/2012 |
Marine Reserves Research Project Leader |
Newport OR |
$3,783-$5,524/mo. Generous benefits package. |
Marine Reserves Research Project Leader (pdf)
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| JOB DESCRIPTION: Located in Newport-design, execution, and reporting of ecological (biological, physical, geological) monitoring and scientific evaluation of Oregon’s limited system of marine reserves. Serve as primary point of contact with regard to ecological monitoring of sites and the science of marine reserves. For more information, see job description or go to www.dfw.state.or.us/hr |
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| Puget Sound Partnership |
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| Continuously Open |
Science Director |
Pierce County – Tacoma WA |
Exempt $6,790.00 - $8,245.00 Monthly |
Science Director (pdf)
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| JOB DESCRIPTION: This position is an opportunity for a dynamic, accomplished mid-career or senior scientist to lead the Science Program of one of the largest, newest ecosystem restoration programs in the U.S. The Puget Sound Partnership is a state agency that develops, coordinates, and tracks a broad collaborative strategy supported by state and federal agencies, Indian tribes, local governments, and concerned citizens to protect and recover Puget Sound habitats and its terrestrial, freshwater, and marine biota. The Science Director and staff collaborate with scientists from academia, state and federal agencies, Indian tribes, and nongovernmental organizations to provide scientific foundations and tools for developing, evaluating, and adapting the recovery strategy. The Science Director works with the Executive Director and policy staffs to ensure that Partnership councils and boards are integrating science into decisions; coordinates a broad, stakeholder-based ecosystem monitoring program; guides refinement of adaptive management tools and structures; collaborates with performance management and communications staffs to analyze and report progress on recovery; and represents the Partnership at national and international science conferences and forums. The Partnership encourages close relationships between the Science Director and the University of Washington and other universities, including the possibility of adjunct appointments. The Partnership will consider applicants for Science Director available through interagency agreements. The position search will remain open until a sufficient pool of candidates is established. Visit www.psp.wa.gov for details or see attached job announcement for more information and how to apply. |
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| Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife |
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| 4/19/2012 |
5/19/2012 |
Permanent Research Scientist 1 - Fish Program |
Chelan, WA |
$4,192.00 - $5,498.00 Monthly |
Research Scientist 1 - Fish Program (pdf)
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| JOB DESCRIPTION: This position acts as a science liaison for salmon and steelhead monitoring, evaluation, and recovery in the Columbia River Basin, and acts as the Program Administrator for the Columbia River Salmon and Steelhead Endorsement Fund.
This position is responsible for helping to synthesize and integrate science across the H’s (hatchery, harvest, habitat, and hydro operations), and for ensuring that salmon and steelhead science and information is conveyed and utilized to its fullest through involvement and participation in multi-stakeholder technical forums and committees. See attached job announcement for more information and how to apply. |
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