Klamath Fish Restoration & Passage Coordinator

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oregon department of fish wildlifeKlamath Falls (OR)

Environmental Restoration Planners Administration of Conservation Programs

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About the role

Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) seeks a detail-oriented professional to advance priorities for fish screening, fish passage, and aquatic restoration in the Klamath Watershed. The role acts as a key liaison among project proponents, the fish screening and fish passage programs, and the Habitat Division. The successful candidate will lead outreach and provide technical assistance to irrigation districts, water users, watershed councils and conservation groups in the Klamath Basin,

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