Field Fishery Biologist II – River Monitoring
Listed on 2026-10-11
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Science
Ecology, Biology, Research Scientist, Environmental Science
Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission seeks a Fishery Biologist 2 for Snake River monitoring in Cook, WA. The full-year, annual-contract role involves field and office duties, data management, and collaboration with USGS researchers.
Responsibilities include gear operation, telemetry, sampling, and analysis of life-stage abundance. Strong data skills, reliability, and ability to work independently in varied field conditions are essential.
We are seeking a motivated Field Fishery Biologist II – River Monitoring to join Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission in Cook, WA, United States.
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The position is based in Cook, WA, United States.
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