Fisheries Field Biologist I — River Research (Moab, Hybrid)

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united trading groupMoab (UT)

Biologists Administration of Conservation Programs

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About the role

Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Moab Field Station seeks a Native Aquatics Biologist I to lead fisheries research on the Colorado, Green, and San Juan Rivers. The role requires field work across remote canyons, data collection and analysis, and collaboration with a small team. Preferred candidates may hold a Master’s in wildlife/natural resources and have experience with PET tagging, field leadership, and report writing. Reside in Utah; 80-hour biweekly schedule and benefits included.

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