FISH AND WILDLIFE BIOLOGIST
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Lodi, California$112k – $145k17d ago
About the role
The position provides scientific and technical leadership for fish hatchery programs that support the conservation, recovery, and management of native fish populations throughout the Central Valley and Bay-Delta ecosystem. The incumbent applies fisheries science principles to hatchery operations, including broodstock management, fish health and genetics considerations, production planning, monitoring and evaluation, and adaptive management. Responsibilities include coordinating with federal, state, tribal, and regional partners; analyzing biological data to assess hatchery performance and fish population outcomes; developing and implementing science-based management strategies; and providing technical guidance on fish culture practices and conservation hatchery programs. The position plays a key role in integrating hatchery operations with broader species recovery, fisheries management, and ecosystem restoration objectives. As a FISH AND WILDLIFE BIOLOGIST your duties will include but
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