Predation Fish Biologist II-FRM

Yakama Nation Tribal School-posted 3 months ago

$26 - $30/Yr

Full-time • Entry Level

Toppenish, WA

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The Predation Fish Biologist II position at the Department of Natural Resources involves assisting in the development and implementation of predation projects aimed at protecting salmonids from piscivorous fish and avian populations within the lower Yakima River, the Columbia River, and its tributaries. The role requires fieldwork related to avian hazing and depredation, as well as protecting salmonids from fish predation. The incumbent will work independently and with varying levels of supervision, coordinate projects with various entities, and manage data collection and reporting.

Develop and implement predation studies using a variety of proven and unique methodologies.
Accurately and precisely collect and record field data and oversee field crew's data collection, safety, accuracy, and efficiency.
Manage data including data entry, quality control, database queries, and reporting.
Train predation technicians and create field schedules.
Coordinate avian hazing and depredation activities and piscivorous fish assemblage research.
Assist supervisor with local, state, and federal permitting.
Participate in regional predation meetings and provide technical assistance to tribal leadership.
Develop effective working relationships with employees, tribal membership, state and federal agencies, and the general public.
Collaborate with tribal support staff and assist other Yakama Nation projects that support Fisheries Program goals.

Four-year degree in biology, fisheries, natural resources, or closely related field.
Must pass a pre-employment background check with no recent fish or wildlife convictions.
Ability to possess a firearm and complete firearms safety and proficiency training.
Must possess a valid Washington State Driver's License with the ability to obtain a Yakama Nation Driving permit.
Required to pass a pre-employment drug test.

Two years of experience as a predation biologist, fish biologist, or similar professional position.
Two years of experience as a fisheries technician or similar profession position.
Experience using jet boat, raft, and electrofishing equipment.
Experience hazing/depredation activities or hunting upland/migratory birds.
A Washington State boater education card and/or MOCC training.
Enrolled Yakama Preference, but all qualified applicants are encouraged to apply.

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