Fishery Biologist 2- Chinook Monitoring Plan
Fishery Biologist 2 – Chinook Monitoring Plan
We are seeking a skilled and motivated Fishery Biologist to support the delivery of a comprehensive monitoring plan for Chinook populations. This role will contribute to the collection, analysis and interpretation of biological and fisheries data, helping to inform sustainable management decisions and the protection of important fish stocks.
The postholder will work across field, laboratory and office environments, coordinating monitoring activities and ensuring that methods are applied consistently, safely and in accordance with relevant legislation and scientific standards. The role involves regular collaboration with field teams, fisheries managers, researchers, regulatory bodies, local communities and other stakeholders.
Key responsibilities
- Plan and undertake Chinook monitoring surveys, including fish sampling, biological assessments, tagging and data recording.
- Identify, measure and process fish specimens using approved protocols and quality-control procedures.
- Coordinate fieldwork logistics, equipment preparation, sample handling and site access requirements.
- Maintain accurate databases, review data for completeness and quality, and produce clear summaries, charts and technical reports.
- Analyse monitoring results to identify population trends, recruitment patterns, migration information and potential risks.
- Assist with the development, review and improvement of monitoring methods and standard operating procedures.
- Prepare briefings, presentations and written recommendations for technical and non-technical audiences.
- Support supervision and training of seasonal staff, contractors or less experienced colleagues.
- Follow health and safety, environmental protection, biosecurity and animal welfare requirements at all times.
Essential criteria
You will have a degree or equivalent qualification in fisheries science, aquatic biology, ecology, environmental science or a related discipline, together with relevant professional experience in fishery or wildlife monitoring. You should have practical knowledge of salmonid biology, field sampling techniques and biological data management.
Strong analytical, organisational and communication skills are essential, as is confidence using spreadsheets, databases and statistical or mapping software. The role requires attention to detail, physical fitness for fieldwork in varied conditions, and the ability to work independently while contributing effectively to a multidisciplinary team. A full driving licence and flexibility to work occasional unsocial hours may be required.
Fishery Biologist 2- Chinook Monitoring Plan
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