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We are seeking a Cultural Resources Monitor to support construction, land management, and environmental projects where ground-disturbing activities may affect archaeological, historical, or cultural resources. The successful candidate will monitor work areas, access routes, staging areas, and other project locations for cultural materials or features, helping ensure that activities comply with applicable permits, environmental commitments, and cultural resource protection requirements. This role may involve working outdoors for extended periods and travelling to remote or active project sites.

Key responsibilities include observing excavation, grading, trenching, vegetation removal, and related construction activities; identifying and documenting archaeological artifacts, features, human remains, or other materials of potential cultural significance; maintaining accurate daily monitoring logs, photographs, maps, and field notes; and promptly reporting discoveries or potential impacts to the appropriate project personnel and qualified cultural resources specialists. You will help implement inadvertent discovery procedures, support site avoidance and protection measures, participate in surveys or inspections when required, and contribute to clear technical reports and project records. The role also requires effective communication with contractors, inspectors, environmental staff, and cultural representatives while maintaining professional conduct and respect for sensitive information.

Applicants should have relevant education or practical experience in archaeology, anthropology, cultural resource management, heritage studies, or a related discipline. Knowledge of archaeological methods, cultural resource regulations, and field documentation standards is preferred. Experience monitoring construction or civil works is an advantage. You must be able to recognize potentially significant cultural materials, follow written procedures, use GPS or mobile data-collection tools, and produce accurate written documentation. Strong attention to detail, sound judgement, and the ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team are essential. The position requires physical stamina, the ability to walk over uneven terrain and work in varying weather conditions, and a willingness to follow site safety requirements, including any applicable training, screening, or personal protective equipment standards.

We are seeking an experienced Senior Biologist to provide expert biological support on an on-call basis. The role will involve responding to urgent operational, environmental, or scientific requirements, assessing available information, and providing clear recommendations within agreed response times. You will work across a range of situations, coordinating with technical teams, field personnel, contractors, and relevant stakeholders to support safe, compliant, and scientifically robust outcomes.

Key responsibilities will include reviewing biological data and technical reports; undertaking or overseeing field assessments, surveys, sampling, and monitoring activities; identifying potential ecological risks; and advising on appropriate mitigation measures. You may be required to interpret legislation, permits, policies, and industry standards, prepare concise technical notes, and contribute to incident investigations or regulatory reporting. The role may also involve reviewing methodologies, quality-checking outputs, mentoring less experienced biologists, and maintaining accurate records of advice and decisions. Flexibility is essential, as on-call work may require availability outside standard hours and occasional travel to operational or field locations.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in biology, ecology, environmental science, or a related discipline, together with substantial professional experience in biological assessment or environmental consultancy. A strong understanding of relevant ecological principles, survey techniques, environmental legislation, and risk management is required. Experience working in regulated, industrial, infrastructure, conservation, or emergency-response environments would be advantageous. You will need excellent analytical, written, and verbal communication skills, sound professional judgment, and the ability to remain calm and decisive when working under time pressure. The successful candidate will be organised, collaborative, safety-conscious, and comfortable working independently while escalating issues appropriately. Current professional certifications, licences, or specialist species knowledge may be required depending on operational needs.

We are seeking a Field Biologist to support ecological surveys, environmental assessments, and biodiversity monitoring across a range of field locations. The role will involve planning and undertaking fieldwork, recording observations accurately, and contributing to reports that inform conservation, land management, and environmental compliance decisions. You will work both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team, often in varied weather and terrain, with travel and occasional overnight stays required.

Key responsibilities include carrying out habitat, botanical, protected species, and general wildlife surveys; setting up and maintaining field equipment; collecting biological, environmental, and geographical data; and ensuring all records are complete, accurate, and submitted within agreed timescales. You will identify species and habitats where appropriate, take photographs and field notes, follow approved survey methodologies, and maintain a high standard of health, safety, and biosecurity. The role may also include supporting ecological impact assessments, assisting with mitigation and habitat management recommendations, preparing maps and technical summaries, and communicating findings to colleagues, clients, contractors, landowners, and relevant stakeholders.

Applicants should have a degree or equivalent qualification in biology, ecology, environmental science, or a related discipline, together with practical experience of biological fieldwork. Knowledge of UK habitats, protected species legislation, and standard ecological survey techniques is desirable. Experience with GPS units, databases, spreadsheets, and GIS software would be advantageous, as would relevant licences or demonstrable competence in specialist species surveys. You will need strong observational, organisational, and written communication skills, along with the ability to manage changing priorities and work carefully to deadlines. A full driving licence, physical fitness for demanding field conditions, and a flexible approach to travel are required. The successful candidate will demonstrate professionalism, initiative, attention to detail, and a genuine commitment to high-quality ecological practice.

We are seeking a Senior Project Manager / Environmental Biologist to lead and deliver environmental consulting projects in the Fresno area. This role is suited to an experienced professional who can combine strong technical expertise in biological resources with effective project leadership, client communication, and business awareness. The successful candidate will support projects across the Central Valley, working with public- and private-sector clients, regulatory agencies, contractors, and multidisciplinary teams.

Responsibilities will include managing projects from proposal through completion; preparing scopes of work, schedules, budgets, and work plans; monitoring project performance and ensuring deliverables meet contractual, technical, and regulatory requirements; and coordinating field surveys, biological assessments, impact analyses, permitting, mitigation, and compliance monitoring. You will prepare and review technical reports, biological resource assessments, environmental documentation, survey protocols, and agency correspondence. The role also involves supervising and mentoring staff, coordinating subcontractors, participating in agency and client meetings, identifying project risks, and maintaining accurate records. You will contribute to proposal development, fee estimates, and client relationship management while helping expand environmental services in the region.

A bachelor’s degree in biology, ecology, environmental science, or a related discipline is required; a master’s degree is desirable. Candidates should have substantial professional experience in environmental consulting, biological resources, and project management, including familiarity with applicable federal, state, and local environmental regulations and permitting processes. Experience with Central Valley ecosystems, special-status species, wetland and waters assessment, habitat assessments, and CEQA or NEPA documentation is highly valued. Strong technical writing, communication, organization, and problem-solving skills are essential, along with the ability to manage competing priorities and work independently. Professional certifications or agency qualifications relevant to biological surveys are advantageous. The position requires regular fieldwork and occasional travel, including the ability to work outdoors in varied weather and terrain, maintain a valid driver’s license, and meet applicable safety requirements.

We are seeking a Senior Project Manager to help build and grow a biology-focused practice within a dynamic, multidisciplinary environment. This role will combine strategic practice development with hands-on project leadership, supporting the delivery of high-quality biological, ecological, and environmental programmes. The successful candidate will help shape service offerings, develop client relationships, identify opportunities, and contribute to the long-term growth of the practice.

Responsibilities will include leading projects from inception through completion, defining scopes, programmes, budgets, and resourcing requirements, and coordinating multidisciplinary teams and specialist consultants. You will establish effective project controls, monitor progress, manage risks and change, and ensure that deliverables meet agreed quality, commercial, and regulatory standards. The role will involve preparing proposals and technical approaches, contributing to business development activities, supporting fee and contract negotiations, and maintaining strong relationships with clients, partners, regulators, and other stakeholders. You will also mentor colleagues, promote knowledge sharing, and help develop consistent processes and best practice across the biology team.

Applicants should have substantial experience managing biology, ecology, environmental, or related scientific projects, ideally within a consultancy, research, infrastructure, or regulated industry setting. A degree or equivalent qualification in biology, ecology, environmental science, or a related discipline is expected, together with proven experience managing budgets, programmes, teams, and client expectations. Strong commercial awareness, excellent written and verbal communication skills, and the ability to translate complex scientific information into clear recommendations are essential. You should be confident working autonomously while collaborating effectively across technical disciplines, comfortable contributing to strategic decision-making, and motivated by the opportunity to build a growing practice. Professional membership or relevant accreditation, alongside experience with environmental assessment, permitting, compliance, or stakeholder engagement, would be advantageous.

We are seeking an On-Call Staff Biologist to provide flexible biological and environmental support across a range of field, laboratory, and technical assignments. This role is well suited to a motivated professional who can respond to short-notice requests, work effectively in changing conditions, and apply sound scientific judgement to environmental investigations, monitoring programmes, and resource management activities.

Responsibilities may include conducting field surveys and biological assessments; identifying plants, wildlife, habitats, and other ecological features; collecting, handling, and documenting samples; recording accurate field observations; and assisting with environmental impact assessments, compliance monitoring, restoration projects, and habitat management. You may also support water quality, vegetation, fisheries, wildlife, or other specialist surveys, depending on project requirements. The role involves preparing field notes, data sheets, photographs, maps, and technical summaries, as well as entering, reviewing, and analysing data using standard software and established procedures. You will be expected to follow approved health and safety, biosecurity, quality assurance, and environmental protocols at all times.

Applicants should have a degree or equivalent qualification in biology, ecology, environmental science, natural resources, or a related discipline, together with practical experience in field-based biological work. Knowledge of relevant survey methods, species identification, environmental legislation, and data management is desirable. Experience using GPS equipment, mapping or GIS software, spreadsheets, and standard field equipment would be advantageous. The successful candidate will be organised, adaptable, physically capable of working outdoors in varied weather and terrain, and comfortable working independently or as part of a multidisciplinary team. A valid driving licence, willingness to travel, and availability for occasional early starts, evenings, weekends, or short-notice assignments may be required. Strong written and verbal communication skills, careful attention to detail, and a commitment to professional and ethical standards are essential.