Seasonal Hellbender Field Biologist - North Carolina & Tennessee

The Amphibian and Reptile Conservancy is hiring a Seasonal Hellbender Field Biologist for conservation work in North Carolina and Tennessee. The role involves field inventory, monitoring, and research on Eastern Hellbenders, requiring travel to project sites near Great Smoky Mountains National Park. This temporary position offers a salary of $17–19 per hour and is not remote, as it necessitates on-site presence.
About the Organization The Amphibian and Reptile Conservancy (ARC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization focused on the conservation and restoration of amphibian and reptile populations and their habitats across the United States. ARC focuses on implementing field programs in high-priority areas for amphibians and reptiles to improve their chances of survival. Our work includes inventory, monitoring, research, habitat restoration, population augmentation, and developing management plans across Priority Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Areas (PARCAs). Learn more at ARCProtects.org. Position Description ARC is seeking a temporary Field Biologist to support ongoing Eastern Hellbender conservation work in western North Carolina and east Tennessee. The candidate will be located around Great Smoky Mountains National Park with frequent travel to project sites and occasional overnight trips as required. Primary duties will include participation in field inventory, monitoring, a...