For more information, please follow this link: https://environment.uw.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/CFS_Seasonal-Fisheries-Technician_Ross.pdf

Salary- $19-$22/hour depending on experience

California. We are a growing, employee-owned company whose mission is to rigorously apply the scientific method to afford our clients innovative, scientifically robust solutions to address a variety of fisheries and environmental challenges. The CFS team achieves this through effective and unbiased data collection, insightful analysis and interpretation, and clear communications.

Seasonal Biological Technician:
 Openings: Six (6)
 Focus & Location: To conduct stream habitat surveys in the backcountry of Northwestern Washington
forests in the upper Skagit River, and tributaries of Ross Lake using USFS Level II survey methods.
 Field Work: This position provides entry-level field support by assisting Biologists. Field work will be
conducted in two-person teams on a 7-day-on, 5-day-off rotation. Lodging will be provided for some
portions of the 7-day working period; however, a large portion of the work will occur while backcountry
camping. Field technicians will be supervised by the Fish Ecology Lab in Portland, OR.
 Approximate Employment Dates: July 1st – October 14th
 Pay Rate: $19-$22/hour depending on experience.
Essential Job Functions:
 Perform stream habitat surveys following USFS Level II surveys for classifying and measuring attributes of
channel units, large wood, gradient, substrate size, discharge and water quality parameters, and
measurements of streamside vegetation conditions.
 Provide support in collecting fish with a backpack electrofisher and collecting fish tissues.
 Ability to accurately interpret and follow established guidelines and protocols as you conduct data
collection, entry, organization, and quality assurance/control.
 Prepare and organize the upkeep of all equipment and supplies needed for field work.
 Using GPS devices, hiking to and working in remote field sites in the Northern Washington Cascades.
 Ability to work collaboratively with others to resolve challenges.