Field Biologist (ERM) - Northern California Surveys
Overview
ERM seeks a Field Biologist to lead biological surveys and construction monitoring across Northern California. This full-time 5-month role involves hands-on fieldwork and technical data collection. Candidates must demonstrate flexibility and strong organizational abilities.
What You'll Do6
- 1Perform nesting bird surveys and conduct bird counts
- 2Execute biological surveys for California species using botanical expertise
- 3Manage biological monitoring for construction projects
- 4Collect electronic data via handheld devices and sub-meter GPS
- 5Prepare daily reports and compile final survey documentation
- 6Support office tasks when required using technical skills
Requirements5
- 12+ years of field biology experience
- 2Bachelor’s degree in a related scientific discipline
- 3Proficiency with nesting bird survey protocols
- 4Knowledge of sub-meter GPS technologies and mapping tools
- 5Ability to work safely outdoors in variable weather conditions
Salary Insight
$73 - $80k per year
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