MS Research Assistantship: Surveying for imperiled stream fishes in the US Virgin Islands

MS Research Assistantship: Surveying for imperiled stream fishes in the US Virgin Islands

ASSISTANTSHIP OPPORTUNITY
Program: MS Research Assistantship: Surveying for imperiled stream fishes in the US Virgin Islands
Entity: Clemson University
Location: Several locations, USVI
Term: 2.5 years
Stipend: $25K/year
Deadline: Open until filled

Description:
“The candidate will conduct research to quantify the distribution and habitat correlates of stream fishes. They will work closely with a diverse group of local and regional collaborators and will contribute to a growing body of researchers interested in stream ecology and conservation in the USVI.

Responsibilities:
– Conducting stream fish collection surveys, as well as stream habitat and barrier assessments.

Requirements:
– Bachelor’s degree in fisheries, ecology, biology, or equivalent.

– Practical experience in fish/invertebrate/freshwater research.

– Excellence in written, verbal, and quantitative skills.

– Preferably: Experience working in streams, working in remote areas under adverse conditions, backpack electrofishing, habitat surveys, fish ecology, working with biologists from agencies, analyses using R software or GIS, and/or scientific writing and communication.”

To apply, please send an email with a cover letter describing your interest in the project, a CV, and at least three references to:
peoples@clemson.edu

For more information:
https://lnkd.in/ef2ZQcTR