Wildlife biologist surveying / company – benefits

Twiceasnice Recruiting is seeking a Wildlife Field Biologist with 2+ years of experience surveying California wildlife. The position is full-time and offers a salary of $55,000 – $85,000 plus extensive benefits. Responsibilities include conducting field surveys, data collection, and collaborating on conservation projects. The role can be performed remotely from the San Joaquin Valley or at headquarters near Concord, CA. A Bachelor's degree in wildlife biology is required.
Wildlife Field Biologist (2+ yrs exp. surveying CA wildlife req.)

Location: near Concord, CA OR San Joaquin Valley, CA

Salary: $55,000 – $85,000 + Benefits (99% paid-for by company)

Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision; Retirement w/ match; Holidays, PTO + Sick days

Job Type: Full-Time, Permanent Position

Typical Hours: Monday-Friday; generally 40 hrs/week; occasional long days/night/weekends

Travel: Optional / Ideally 25% of the time / within California

Start Date: ASAP

Sponsorship is not available

Wildlife Field Biologist Description

Our client is looking for a Wildlife Field Biologist to join their small but growing team at headquarters near Concord, CA or remotely from the San Joaquin Valley. You will be responsible for conducting field surveys for special-status and endangered species as well as biological monitoring of construction and excavation activities. Qualified candidates must have at least (2) years of professional identification, data collection, and survey experience of California’s special-status and/or state/federally listed species, native to the Bay area or San Joaquin Valley, and their habitat requirements. Candidates should be able to work independently and as part of a team in dynamic field conditions, often in remote locations and varying weather conditions and possess a commitment to wildlife conservation, environmental stewardship, and ethical research practices. This is a great opportunity to join a growing company where you will work on unique and exciting projects while gaining valuable field and handling experience in a full-time, permanent position with 99% company-paid benefits and retirement savings.

Wildlife Field Biologist Responsibilities

• Conduct field surveys to assess wildlife populations, habitat conditions, and ecosystem health

• Utilize various survey methods to collect data on target species

• Collect and analyze data on wildlife behavior, distribution, and abundance

• Assist in the development and implementation of wildlife monitoring programs

• Track population trends, assess conservation measures effectiveness, identify emerging threats

• Collaborate on habitat restoration and conservation projects

• Stay current with wildlife conservation research, best practices, and regulatory requirements

• Foster positive relationships with internal team, and external partners and stakeholders

• Raise awareness about wildlife conservation and promote community engagement

Wildlife Field Biologist Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in wildlife biology or a closely related field required

• 2+ years of professional surveying California native wildlife/habitats experience required

• 2+ years of California native wildlife identification and data collection experience required

• Ability to be approved by CDFW as a monitor in San Joaquin Valley or Bay area required

• Valid driver’s license required