On-Call Biologist – California We are seeking an experienced and dependable On-Call Biologist to support ecological fieldwork and... Read more
We are seeking an experienced and dependable On-Call Biologist to support ecological fieldwork and environmental monitoring assignments throughout California. This is a flexible opportunity suited to a practical scientist who can respond to short-notice requirements and work effectively across varied habitats, weather conditions and project settings.
Key responsibilities Conduct biological surveys, habitat assessments and species monitoring in accordance with approved methodologies. Identify and document plants, wildlife and sensitive or protected species, including evidence of presence or activity. Support pre-construction surveys, environmental compliance monitoring, nesting bird checks and wildlife clearance activities. Record accurate field observations using GPS devices, tablets, cameras, field forms and other data-collection tools. Prepare concise field notes, technical summaries and incident reports, ensuring information is complete and submitted promptly. Communicate professionally with project managers, clients, contractors, landowners and fellow field staff. Follow all health, safety and environmental procedures, including safe working practices in remote and challenging locations. About youYou will have a degree or equivalent practical experience in biology, ecology, environmental science, wildlife management or a related discipline. Experience undertaking ecological surveys in California is highly desirable, together with a sound understanding of local habitats, species and relevant environmental regulations.
The successful candidate will be confident working independently, managing changing priorities and maintaining high standards of accuracy under time pressure. Strong field identification skills, clear written communication and attention to detail are essential. Experience with GPS and GIS applications, data-entry systems or digital survey platforms would be advantageous.
Additional requirements Availability for on-call and short-notice assignments, including early starts, evenings or occasional weekends. Ability to travel throughout California and work outdoors for extended periods. A valid driving licence and reliable access to suitable transport. Capacity to hike over uneven terrain and carry field equipment safely. Relevant permits, training or professional certifications where required for specific surveys.In return, you will gain varied field experience, contribute to meaningful conservation and compliance projects, and work alongside knowledgeable environmental professionals.
Read lessIrvine, California, United States of AmericaPermanent
Environmental Planner 2 We are seeking an experienced Environmental Planner 2 to support the delivery of high-quality environmental... Read more
We are seeking an experienced Environmental Planner 2 to support the delivery of high-quality environmental planning advice across a diverse portfolio of projects. This role offers the opportunity to contribute to sustainable development, influence decision-making and work collaboratively with technical specialists, stakeholders and communities.
You will prepare and coordinate environmental assessments, planning documentation and supporting technical reports for a range of development proposals. Working within relevant legislation, policy and guidance, you will help identify environmental risks and opportunities, recommend appropriate mitigation and ensure that projects progress responsibly and efficiently.
Key responsibilities Assess planning proposals and provide clear, evidence-based environmental advice. Prepare, review and coordinate environmental impact assessments, screening and scoping reports. Contribute to planning applications, environmental statements, management plans and consultation materials. Coordinate input from internal teams, consultants, regulators and other stakeholders. Undertake site visits, review baseline information and interpret environmental data. Monitor project compliance with planning conditions, commitments and environmental legislation. Support consultation activities and communicate technical information to non-specialist audiences. Assist with project programming, budgets, quality assurance and the preparation of bids and proposals. About youYou will have a degree or equivalent qualification in environmental planning, environmental science, geography, ecology or a related discipline, together with relevant professional experience. You should have a sound understanding of the UK planning system and environmental assessment processes, with the ability to interpret legislation, policy and technical evidence.
Strong written and verbal communication skills are essential, as is the ability to manage competing priorities and work effectively both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team. Experience of stakeholder engagement, project coordination and environmental reporting would be advantageous. Membership of a relevant professional body, or progress towards membership, is desirable.
This role provides a supportive environment for professional development, with opportunities to broaden your technical expertise and contribute to projects with lasting environmental and social value.
Read lessLong Beach, California, United States of AmericaPermanent
Environmental Planner We are seeking an experienced Environmental Planner to support the delivery of sustainable development and infrastructure... Read more
We are seeking an experienced Environmental Planner to support the delivery of sustainable development and infrastructure projects. This is an opportunity to contribute to high-quality planning work, balancing environmental protection, social needs and economic considerations across a varied portfolio.
The successful candidate will provide professional environmental planning advice from project inception through to consent and delivery. You will work with planners, engineers, ecologists, consultants, local authorities and other stakeholders to identify environmental opportunities, manage constraints and ensure projects meet relevant legislative and policy requirements.
Key responsibilities Prepare, coordinate and review environmental assessments, planning documents, technical reports and supporting information. Advise project teams on environmental risks, planning policy, consenting strategies and mitigation measures. Support the preparation and submission of planning applications, environmental statements and related consent documentation. Undertake research into planning policy, environmental legislation and emerging sustainability standards. Coordinate consultations with statutory bodies, local authorities, communities and other interested parties. Monitor project progress, maintain accurate records and contribute to programme, budget and risk management. Promote best practice in sustainability, biodiversity, climate resilience and environmental management. About youYou will have a relevant degree or professional qualification in environmental planning, environmental management, geography, town planning or a related discipline. Previous experience in environmental assessment, development planning, infrastructure consenting or a similar role is essential. Membership of a relevant professional body, or progress towards membership, would be advantageous.
You should have a sound understanding of UK planning and environmental legislation, together with the ability to interpret technical information and communicate it clearly to varied audiences. Strong written and verbal communication skills, excellent organisation and the confidence to manage competing priorities are important. Experience of working collaboratively across multidisciplinary teams and engaging with external stakeholders will also be valued.
In return, you will have the opportunity to develop your expertise while working on challenging projects with visible environmental and community outcomes. Flexible working arrangements and ongoing professional development support are available.
Read lessLos Angeles, California, United States of AmericaPermanent
Environmental Planner We are seeking an experienced Environmental Planner to support the delivery of sustainable development and infrastructure... Read more
We are seeking an experienced Environmental Planner to support the delivery of sustainable development and infrastructure projects. This is an opportunity to contribute to high-quality planning outcomes, balancing environmental protection, community needs and commercial objectives across a varied portfolio of work.
Working collaboratively with planners, engineers, ecologists, consultants and public sector stakeholders, you will provide environmental planning advice throughout the project lifecycle. You will help ensure that proposals comply with relevant legislation, policy and best practice, while identifying opportunities to enhance biodiversity, climate resilience and environmental performance.
Key responsibilities Prepare and coordinate environmental planning assessments, reports and supporting documentation. Provide advice on planning applications, environmental impact assessments and related consent requirements. Review planning policies, environmental regulations and technical information to identify risks and opportunities. Coordinate input from specialist consultants and manage environmental aspects of project programmes. Engage with local authorities, statutory consultees, communities and other interested parties. Monitor project conditions, commitments and mitigation measures through design, construction and operation. Contribute to sustainability, biodiversity net gain, climate adaptation and natural capital initiatives. Support the preparation of tenders, fee proposals, project budgets and delivery programmes. About youYou will have relevant experience in environmental planning, planning consultancy, development management or a related discipline. A degree or equivalent qualification in environmental planning, geography, environmental science, town planning or a similar subject is desirable. Membership of a relevant professional body would be advantageous.
You should have a sound understanding of the UK planning system and environmental legislation, together with the ability to interpret technical information and communicate it clearly to varied audiences. Strong written and verbal communication skills, excellent organisation and attention to detail are essential. Experience managing multiple priorities and working effectively with multidisciplinary teams will be highly valued.
In return, you will have the opportunity to work on meaningful projects, develop your professional expertise and contribute to practical solutions for a more sustainable future. Flexible working arrangements and professional development support are available.
Read lessSan Diego, California, United States of AmericaPermanent
Fishery Biologist 1 – American River RST Crew Lead An exciting field-based opportunity is available for a Fishery... Read more
An exciting field-based opportunity is available for a Fishery Biologist to lead a rotary screw trap (RST) crew undertaking fisheries monitoring on the American River. The successful candidate will coordinate daily field operations, support the collection of high-quality biological data and help ensure that all work is completed safely, accurately and in accordance with approved protocols.
Key responsibilities Lead and support a small field crew during daily RST operations, including trap checks, fish handling, identification and enumeration. Collect, record and manage biological, environmental and effort data using established procedures and electronic or paper-based systems. Monitor trap condition and performance, complete routine maintenance and report equipment or site issues promptly. Ensure fish are handled, measured, sampled and released in accordance with animal welfare, biosecurity and fisheries protocols. Plan daily activities around river conditions, weather, access and operational priorities. Train and mentor crew members, allocate tasks and promote a professional, inclusive and safety-focused working environment. Assist with data quality checks, field summaries, sample processing and preparation of technical reports. Communicate regularly with supervisors, project partners, land managers and other field personnel. About youYou will hold a degree or equivalent qualification in fisheries biology, ecology, aquatic science or a related discipline, together with practical experience in freshwater fieldwork. Experience with rotary screw traps, salmonids, fish identification, biological sampling or fisheries monitoring is highly desirable. Previous experience supervising field staff or leading small operational teams would be an advantage.
You must be physically capable of working outdoors for extended periods in variable weather and river conditions, including lifting equipment and spending long periods standing or wading. A current driving licence, strong observational skills and the ability to work independently are required. You should be comfortable working irregular hours, including early starts, weekends or public holidays when field conditions demand.
The role offers valuable experience in fisheries research, field leadership and aquatic resource management. Applications should demonstrate relevant technical knowledge, practical field experience, commitment to safe working practices and clear written and verbal communication skills.
Read lessSacramento, California, United States of AmericaPermanent
Biologist 1 We are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Biologist 1 to support laboratory and field-based biological research.... Read more
We are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Biologist 1 to support laboratory and field-based biological research. This is an excellent opportunity for an early-career scientist to develop practical experience, contribute to high-quality scientific work and work collaboratively with experienced colleagues across a range of projects.
The successful candidate will assist with the planning, execution and documentation of biological studies in accordance with approved protocols, health and safety procedures and relevant regulatory requirements. You will be expected to maintain accurate records, handle biological samples responsibly and contribute to the preparation of reports, summaries and technical documentation.
Key responsibilities Carry out routine laboratory procedures, sample preparation and biological analyses using established methods. Collect, label, process and store samples in line with quality and traceability requirements. Operate, clean and maintain laboratory equipment, reporting faults or maintenance needs promptly. Record, check and interpret experimental data using appropriate digital systems and software. Support fieldwork, surveys or monitoring activities where required, including accurate observations and data collection. Contribute to risk assessments, method development, quality control and continuous improvement activities. Work effectively with colleagues from technical, scientific and operational teams. About youYou will have a degree or equivalent qualification in biology, biological sciences, ecology, microbiology or a related subject. Practical experience gained through study, placement or employment would be advantageous. You should have a sound understanding of biological principles, laboratory or fieldwork practices and the importance of maintaining reliable, reproducible records.
We are looking for someone who is organised, conscientious and able to manage competing tasks while meeting deadlines. Good written and verbal communication skills are essential, along with confidence using standard computer applications and the ability to learn new systems quickly. A commitment to safe working practices, ethical conduct and professional development is also required.
This role may involve occasional travel, outdoor work or flexible working hours depending on project requirements. Training and support will be provided to help you build your technical expertise and progress within the field.
Read lessIrvine, California, United States of AmericaPermanent
We are seeking a Senior Project Manager/Practice Builder to lead and grow an environmental planning function within a... Read more
We are seeking a Senior Project Manager/Practice Builder to lead and grow an environmental planning function within a dynamic, multidisciplinary consultancy. This is a senior opportunity for an experienced environmental planning professional who can combine technical expertise, commercial awareness and strong leadership. You will manage a varied portfolio of projects across sectors such as infrastructure, development, energy, transport and regeneration, providing trusted advice to clients and helping to deliver high-quality, practical outcomes.
Your responsibilities will include directing environmental planning assessments, managing project programmes, budgets and resources, and coordinating multidisciplinary teams and external specialists. You will oversee the preparation and review of environmental statements, planning submissions, technical reports and supporting documentation, ensuring that work is accurate, proportionate and delivered to a high professional standard. You will build effective relationships with clients, regulators, local authorities and project partners, represent the business at meetings and inquiries, and identify opportunities to improve processes and develop new services. A key part of the role will be helping to shape and expand the practice through business development, tender preparation, networking and the mentoring of colleagues.
You will be an experienced environmental planning or environmental consultancy professional with a strong record of managing complex projects from inception through to completion. A relevant degree and membership of an appropriate professional body are desirable, alongside sound knowledge of the UK planning system, environmental assessment requirements and consenting processes. You should be commercially astute, confident communicating with stakeholders at all levels and able to motivate teams while maintaining attention to detail. The successful candidate will demonstrate initiative, sound judgement and a collaborative approach, with the ambition to contribute to the strategic growth of a specialist practice. In return, you will have the opportunity to influence direction, develop a high-performing team and work on challenging projects with genuine professional impact.
Read lessTemecula, California, United States of AmericaPermanent
We are seeking an experienced Senior Staff Biologist to provide scientific leadership across a range of biological research... Read more
We are seeking an experienced Senior Staff Biologist to provide scientific leadership across a range of biological research and development activities. The successful candidate will design, plan and deliver complex studies, interpret results and translate scientific findings into clear recommendations for project teams and stakeholders. You will contribute expert biological input throughout the project lifecycle, from early concept development and experimental design through to analysis, reporting and implementation.
Key responsibilities will include developing robust experimental protocols; overseeing laboratory, field or technical investigations; reviewing and interpreting complex datasets; and preparing high-quality reports, presentations and technical documentation. You will ensure that work is conducted in accordance with relevant legislation, ethical standards, quality systems and health and safety requirements. The role will also involve identifying risks, resolving technical challenges, maintaining accurate records and supporting the development of improved methods, processes and scientific approaches.
You will act as a trusted subject-matter expert, providing guidance and mentoring to biologists and wider multidisciplinary colleagues. You will collaborate effectively with internal and external partners, communicate complex scientific information to both specialist and non-specialist audiences, and contribute to strategic planning and continuous improvement. Applicants should hold a degree in biology, ecology, environmental science, molecular biology or a related discipline, together with substantial relevant professional experience. A strong record of independent scientific delivery, data analysis and technical report writing is essential. Experience of leading projects, supervising staff, managing competing priorities and working within regulated or quality-driven environments would be advantageous. Excellent organisational, communication and problem-solving skills are required, alongside a rigorous, collaborative and solutions-focused approach.
Read lessIrvine, California, United States of AmericaPermanent
We are seeking a Senior Biologist – Project Manager to lead the delivery of complex biological research and... Read more
We are seeking a Senior Biologist – Project Manager to lead the delivery of complex biological research and development projects from initial concept through to completion. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced scientist with strong project management skills to contribute to innovative programmes, coordinate multidisciplinary teams and ensure that scientific objectives, timelines and quality standards are consistently achieved.
You will develop project plans, define milestones, manage budgets and resources, and monitor progress against agreed deliverables. The role will involve designing and reviewing experimental programmes, interpreting biological data, preparing technical reports and presentations, and communicating findings to both scientific and non-scientific stakeholders. You will coordinate internal and external contributors, manage risks and dependencies, and implement appropriate mitigation plans where required. Maintaining accurate documentation and ensuring work is conducted in accordance with relevant regulatory, health and safety, quality and ethical requirements will also be a key responsibility. You may additionally support business development activities, contribute to proposals and help identify opportunities for improved processes and scientific innovation.
Applicants should hold a degree, or equivalent qualification, in biology, biomedical science, life sciences or a related discipline, together with substantial experience in a laboratory, research or applied scientific environment. A strong understanding of biological methods, experimental design, data analysis and scientific reporting is essential. You will also need demonstrable experience managing projects, coordinating cross-functional teams and delivering work to agreed timescales and budgets. Excellent communication, organisation and problem-solving skills are required, along with the confidence to make informed decisions and manage competing priorities. Experience of relevant regulatory frameworks, quality systems, laboratory technologies or development programmes would be advantageous. The successful candidate will be collaborative, commercially aware and committed to maintaining high scientific and professional standards.
Read lessTemecula, California, United States of AmericaPermanent
We are seeking a Senior Wildlife Biologist to lead and deliver high-quality ecological surveys, assessments and monitoring programmes... Read more
We are seeking a Senior Wildlife Biologist to lead and deliver high-quality ecological surveys, assessments and monitoring programmes across a range of habitats and development projects. The role will involve designing survey methodologies, overseeing fieldwork, analysing ecological data and preparing clear, evidence-based technical reports. You will provide expert advice on protected and notable species, habitats, biodiversity enhancement and ecological risk, ensuring that recommendations are practical, proportionate and supported by current legislation and best practice.
You will manage projects from inception through to completion, including scoping, programming, budgeting, quality assurance and client liaison. Responsibilities will include mentoring and supporting junior ecologists, coordinating field teams and subcontractors, reviewing survey outputs, contributing to licence applications and advising on mitigation, compensation and habitat creation measures. You will also represent the team at meetings with clients, landowners, regulators and other stakeholders, communicating complex ecological matters confidently to both technical and non-technical audiences. Occasional travel, early starts, evening work and overnight stays may be required to meet seasonal survey requirements.
The successful candidate will have a degree in ecology, zoology, environmental science or a related discipline, substantial professional experience in wildlife consultancy or a comparable conservation role, and a strong understanding of relevant UK wildlife legislation, planning policy and ecological guidance. Experience of protected species surveys, habitat assessment, biodiversity net gain, ecological impact assessment and project management is highly desirable. You should hold, or be eligible to obtain, any licences relevant to your specialism and be confident using standard ecological survey and data-analysis techniques. Excellent written and verbal communication, strong organisational skills, commercial awareness and a collaborative approach are essential. A full UK driving licence and the flexibility to travel are also required.
Read lessLos Angeles, California, United States of AmericaPermanent
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