Coastal Ecologist Lead (Research Technician III) - Office of Research and Sponsored Programs/Estuary & Ocean Science Center California State UniversityCoastal Ecologist Lead (Research Technician III) - Office of Research and Sponsored Programs/Estuary & Ocean Science CenterSan Francisco, CA$74,100–$76,068 / yearKnowledges and Abilities: Thorough knowledge of research techniques, including the planning of studies and investigations, the determining of variables and the developing of reference materials; thorough knowledge of research reporting techniques; general knowledge of machine learning techniques and the programming of data; thorough knowledge of the techniques and treatment of data such as simple correlation methods, trend analysis, frequency distribution analysis, sampling techniques, hypothesis testing and methods of interval estimation; familiarity with the principles of personnel management and effective supervision and ability to direct the work of others. Ability to reason logically and capacity for independent and creative thinking on research problems; ability to develop techniques for handling a large variety of detailed data and ability to analyze these data; ability to establish and maintain cooperative working relationships; ability to speak and write effectively; ability to analyze situations accurately and to adopt an effective course of action.
NewStaff Ecologist I VerdantasStaff Ecologist IFresno, CA$30–$33 / hourOur commitment to excellence, across more than 90 offices, is championed by a team of over 2,000 experts, scientists, engineers, geologists, and technical specialists, embedded in a people-focused culture, prioritizing the well-being of our employees, clients, and the communities we serve. + Conduct field surveys and collect ecological data, including flora and fauna inventories, wetland delineations, soil and water sampling, habitat assessments, and environmental compliance monitoring.
Restoration Ecologist/Technical Project Manager AECOMRestoration Ecologist/Technical Project ManagerOrange, CAThe primary role of the Restoration Ecologist/Technical Project Manager will be managing projects and/or tasks of various sizes, setting timelines and expectations for project teams, developing restoration plans and confidently overseeing implementation of restoration activities in the field, maintaining positive client relationships, assisting with business development and supporting preparation of scope/cost proposals for new projects. Individuals will be responsible for projects and tasks that involve innovative onsite restoration planning and implementation, environmental mitigation and conservation planning; multi-disciplinary teamwork with restoration ecologists, biologists, planners, permitting specialists, wetland scientists and landscape architects; and creative integration of natural resource analysis and project design.
Coastal Ecologist Lead (Research Technician III) - Office of Research and Sponsored Programs/Estuary & Ocean Science Center Coastal Ecologist LeadCoastal Ecologist Lead (Research Technician III) - Office of Research and Sponsored Programs/Estuary & Ocean Science CenterSan Francisco, CaliforniaThorough knowledge of research techniques, including the planning of studies and investigations, the determining of variables and the developing of reference materials; thorough knowledge of research reporting techniques; general knowledge of machine learning techniques and the programming of data; thorough knowledge of the techniques and treatment of data such as simple correlation methods, trend analysis, frequency distribution analysis, sampling techniques, hypothesis testing and methods of interval estimation; familiarity with the principles of personnel management and effective supervision and ability to direct the work of others. Ability to reason logically and capacity for independent and creative thinking on research problems; ability to develop techniques for handling a large variety of detailed data and ability to analyze these data; ability to establish and maintain cooperative working relationships; ability to speak and write effectively; ability to analyze situations accurately and to adopt an effective course of action.
Project Manager - Biologist/Ecologist Stantec IncProject Manager - Biologist/EcologistFresno, CATask duties may include managing environmental permitting efforts, providing quality control on biological reviews and reports, managing technical study support for siting and licensing of other energy production and transmission projects, environmental impact analysis support, and CEQA/NEPA support, and coordination/management for environmental projects. Manage multi-discipline program or project schedules, deliverables, budgets, staff, and the project record, and bring program/project schedules, budgets, and scopes of work to successful completion.
Assistant/Associate Professor, Coastal Wetlands Ecologist University of FloridaAssistant/Associate Professor, Coastal Wetlands EcologistSanta Rosa, CAThe Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences includes the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, the Florida Agricultural Experiment Station, the Florida Cooperative Extension Service, the College of Veterinary Medicine, the Florida Sea Grant program, and encompasses 16 on-campus academic departments and schools, 12 Research and Educational Centers (REC) located throughout the state, 6 Research sites/demonstration units administered by RECs or academic departments, and Florida Cooperative Extension Service offices in all 67 counties (counties operate and maintain). Priority areas of research include conservation and management of wetland/coastal wildlife species and habitats, coastal and wetland restoration, the effects of global change on coastal and wetland structure and function, ecosystem services of coastal ecosystems including wetlands, and international conservation and management of wetland species.
Senior Ecologist AECOMSenior EcologistSan Diego, CAPrimary duties include growing portfolios of large-scale cutting-edge environmental projects, managing projects involving impact assessments, mitigation planning, regulatory compliance and permitting efforts including CEQA/NEPA, 404/401, CESA, and ESA, and preparing environmental documents and management plans. Manages a team to prepare large, complex natural resources documents such as Biological Technical Reports, Biological Assessments, 2081 Permit Applications, Habitat Conservation Plans, Eagle Conservation Plans, and/or Delineation Reports, Aquatic Resources Permit Applications or other Federal and State Permit Applications.
Aquatic Permitting Specialist ICF International IncAquatic Permitting SpecialistSan Diego, CA$75,000–$95,000 / yearPay Range - There are multiple factors that are considered in determining final pay for a position, including, but not limited to, relevant work experience, skills, certifications and competencies that align to the specified role, geographic location, education and certifications as well as contract provisions regarding labor categories that are specific to the position. At least 2 years of experience preparing permit applications and supporting documents under relevant regulations (Clean Water Act Sections 401/404, Porter-Cologne Water Quality Control Act, State Fish and Game Code Section 1600).