Fisheries, wildlife and conservation jobs
Open positions in the natural resources field, gathered from federal, state and private-sector sources and filtered down to roles that are genuinely in the discipline. 129 postings are currently listed.
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Recently posted
- Fish Biologist [GS]
- Biologist [GS]
- Engineering Equipment Operator [WG]
- FUL - Biological Science Technician (Wildlife) [GS]
- Park Ranger (Preventative Search and Rescue) (Wilderness) (Seasonal) [GS]
- Wildlife Refuge Manager [GS]
- Molecular Biology Researcher
- Senior Environmental DNA Molecular Biologist
- Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Biologist - Fish & Wildlife Biologist 3 - Non-Permanent - 2026-09091
- Wildlife Biologist III
- Coldwater Fisheries Research Coordinator (IF-60033895)
- Fishery Biologist 2 (Regional Assistant Access Project Coordinator PCN 114131)
- Wildlife Biologist III/Project Manager
- Marine Fisheries Biologist
- Wildlife Biologist I
- Marine Machinery Mechanic [WG]
- Forestry Technician (Lookout) [GS]
- Supervisory Park Ranger (I) [GS]
- Soil Conservationist (District Conservationist) [GS]
- Wildlife Telecommunicator (LE-60033612)
- Environmental Scientist/Wildlife Biologist/Ecologist - Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma or Missouri
- Project Wildlife Biologist
- Archeologist [GS]
- Biological Scence Technician (Wildlife) (Seasonal) [GS]
- Fish and Wildlife Biologist [GS]
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Postings come from public job sources including USAJOBS, state agency boards and conservation-sector job feeds. A posting is only listed here if its title and hiring organization place it in one of the fields above, which keeps unrelated roles out even when they are advertised by an agency that also hires biologists.
Anything with a closing date that has passed is removed, as is anything we have not been able to confirm recently. Each listing links to the original posting, which is always the authoritative source for requirements and how to apply.