Wildlife Biologist
Anchorageonsite$69K – $80K
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Job Description Position Summary: Colorado State University and CEMML is hiring a wildlife biologist to support Cook Inlet beluga whale prey and habitat monitoring at JBER under the direction of a JBER Natural Resources Program Manager. The position will support an integrated monitoring program focused on beluga occurrence, habitat conditions, prey resources, ice dynamics, underwater acoustics, and related environmental data. The biologist will have a wide range of field, analysis, reporting, and supervisory responsibilities. Essential Job Duties: Coordinate and implement the JBER Cook Inlet beluga whale prey and habitat monitoring project, including work planning, scheduling, staffing, logistics, meetings, equipment tracking, and deliverable tracking.…
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