On Call - Seasonal Wildlife Biologist
About the position
Mason, Bruce, & Girard, Inc., a natural resource consulting firm headquartered in Portland, OR., is seeking ambitious and enthusiastic Wildlife Biologists to work on a variety of projects during the 2026 field season. As a team member in our Environmental Services Group, you will support multiple projects, complete and lead technical fieldwork, and draft reports. The Environmental Services Group has several exciting projects in 2026, and we are looking to fill our roster with Wildlife Biologists with avian and Northern Spotted Owl (NSO) survey experience. Applications will be considered on a rolling basis as project needs dictate.
In this role, your major job duties will include:
Conduct NSO surveys within the Pacific Northwest.
Night work to comply with the NSO protocol.
Overnight travel.
Perform work with high degree of integrity.
Record notes and documentation throughout fieldwork.
Responsibilities
• Conduct NSO surveys within the Pacific Northwest.
• Night work to comply with the NSO protocol.
• Overnight travel.
• Perform work with high degree of integrity.
• Record notes and documentation throughout fieldwork.
Requirements
• BA or BS in Biology, Environmental Science, GIS, or closely related natural resource field required.
• 1 year of avian wildlife fieldwork experience is required, but candidates with more experience are encouraged to apply. Compensation will correlate with, but is not limited to, level of experience, skills, and performance.
• Understanding of and experience with field survey procedures and protocols related to wildlife.
• Strong written and oral communication skills.
• Basic technical writing and editing skills.
• Attention to detail and excellent time management skills.
• Ability to use field gear (GPS Units, mapping software, compass).
• General understanding of field procedures and safety protocols.
• Ability to work night shift independently.
• Valid drivers license and comfortable using 4WD in off pavement conditions.
• Ability to hike in uneven terrain.
Nice-to-haves
• 3+ years of NSO fieldwork experience in the Pacific Northwest.
• NSO crew lead experience.
• Ability to identify bird calls, plants, and fish of the Pacific Northwest.
• Experience working with environmental laws, regulations, policy, and procedures.
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Mason, Bruce, & Girard, Inc., a natural resource consulting firm headquartered in Portland, OR., is seeking ambitious and enthusiastic Wildlife Biologists to work on a variety of projects during the 2026 field season. As a team member in our Environmental Services Group, you will support multiple projects, complete and lead technical fieldwork, and draft reports. The Environmental Services Group has several exciting projects in 2026, and we are looking to fill our roster with Wildlife Biologists with avian and Northern Spotted Owl (NSO) survey experience. Applications will be considered on a rolling basis as project needs dictate.
In this role, your major job duties will include:
Conduct NSO surveys within the Pacific Northwest.
Night work to comply with the NSO protocol.
Overnight travel.
Perform work with high degree of integrity.
Record notes and documentation throughout fieldwork.
Responsibilities
• Conduct NSO surveys within the Pacific Northwest.
• Night work to comply with the NSO protocol.
• Overnight travel.
• Perform work with high degree of integrity.
• Record notes and documentation throughout fieldwork.
Requirements
• BA or BS in Biology, Environmental Science, GIS, or closely related natural resource field required.
• 1 year of avian wildlife fieldwork experience is required, but candidates with more experience are encouraged to apply. Compensation will correlate with, but is not limited to, level of experience, skills, and performance.
• Understanding of and experience with field survey procedures and protocols related to wildlife.
• Strong written and oral communication skills.
• Basic technical writing and editing skills.
• Attention to detail and excellent time management skills.
• Ability to use field gear (GPS Units, mapping software, compass).
• General understanding of field procedures and safety protocols.
• Ability to work night shift independently.
• Valid drivers license and comfortable using 4WD in off pavement conditions.
• Ability to hike in uneven terrain.
Nice-to-haves
• 3+ years of NSO fieldwork experience in the Pacific Northwest.
• NSO crew lead experience.
• Ability to identify bird calls, plants, and fish of the Pacific Northwest.
• Experience working with environmental laws, regulations, policy, and procedures.
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Apply To this Job