Wildlife Biologist — Remote Arctic Research & Community

The Wildlife Society; Alaska; On-site; USD 83,000 - 102,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical

Dental

Vision

Life Insurance

Flexible Spending plans

Family Medical Leave

State retirement options

Paid time off and holidays

Relocation assistance

Job summary

The North Slope Borough Department of Wildlife Management in Utqiavik (Barrow), Alaska, seeks a Wildlife Biologist to document subsistence harvests and conduct research to guide sustainable wildlife management. You will design surveys, analyze data, and prepare technical reports while collaborating with local hunters, agencies, and communities to disseminate findings.

Required a baccalaureate in biology or wildlife management with two years of experience; an advanced degree is valued.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in biology or wildlife management; two years of experience.
• Advanced degree in biology, wildlife management, ecology, or related field is preferred.
• Strong quantitative background and ability to analyze data using statistics and experimental design.

Responsibilities

• Document and analyze subsistence harvests of terrestrial and marine wildlife.
• Conduct research to inform sustainable wildlife management decisions.
• Lead data collection, analysis, and preparation of technical reports and manuscripts.
• Collaborate with colleagues from other agencies, industry, and local communities; disseminate findings to stakeholders.

Skills

Quantitative skills

Communication skills

Collaboration

Field experience

Indigenous engagement experience

Education

Bachelor's degree in biology or wildlife management

Tools

GIS

R

Spreadsheets

Databases

Job description

The North Slope Borough Department of Wildlife Management in Utqiavik (Barrow), Alaska, seeks a Wildlife Biologist to document subsistence harvests and conduct research to guide sustainable wildlife management. You will design surveys, analyze data, and prepare technical reports while collaborating with local hunters, agencies, and communities to disseminate findings.

Required a baccalaureate in biology or wildlife management with two years of experience; an advanced degree is valued.