Regional Fisheries Biologist: Field Research & Management

The State of Oklahoma is hiring a full-time Fisheries Biologist for the Department of Wildlife Conservation in Oklahoma City. Responsibilities include managing aquatic resources, conducting fish population surveys, and completing wildlife management projects. Candidates need a bachelor's degree in Aquatic Resource Management or a related field, along with strong communication skills and the ability to work independently outdoors. The salary is $53K per year.
The State of Oklahoma is seeking a Fisheries Biologist for the Department of Wildlife Conservation. This full-time position is responsible for managing aquatic resources, conducting fish population surveys, and ensuring successful project completion in wildlife management. Candidates must have a bachelor's degree in Aquatic Resource Management or a related field, with strong knowledge of fish and wildlife management principles. The role requires effective communication skills and the ability to work independently in various outdoor conditions.