Postdoctoral Position in Fire, Ungulate Ecology, and Wildlife Biologging in Central Utah U.S. Forest Service Rocky Mountain Research Station in United States

Postdoctoral Researcher in Wildlife Ecology at the Wildland-Urban Interface, University of California, Santa Barbara This postdoctoral position is centered on wildlife ecology, conservation biology, community ecology, spatial ecology, and molecular ecology, with a strong emphasis on understanding how wildlife communities respond to the rapidly expanding wildland-urban interface. The project will be based at the University of California, Santa Barbara, with regular field work in the Santa Barbara...

The Holmes lab at Southern Illinois University is recruiting a PhD student for a fully funded, 5-year research assistantship in road ecology , conservation biology , and molecular ecology . The project focuses on the impacts of roads on natural systems in the eastern hardwood forest, with an emphasis on improving conservation practices for state and federal threatened and endangered species. The student will work on bat monitoring at new construction sites and may also develop a broader research...

PhD opportunity in rapid evolution, genomics, and ecology at Moi Lab, University of California, Berkeley . This post points to a Google Doc titled 2027_PhD_RapidEvolutionGenomicsEcology-MoiLab_Berkeley-HHMI , indicating a doctoral opening connected to research in evolutionary genomics and ecological change. The opportunity appears to be based at Berkeley in the United States. Research areas: genomics, ecology, rapid evolution, evolutionary biology, and related biological research. Degree level: ...

PhD Assistantship in pronghorn population dynamics, wildlife conservation, and quantitative ecology at Texas Tech University , in collaboration with Sul Ross State University and Texas A&M University–Kingsville . The project focuses on pronghorn in the Trans-Pecos and Texas Panhandle , using GPS collar data, survival analysis, and multi-source population modeling to understand how weather, habitat, mortality, harvest, and translocation affect long-term population growth and stability. The succes...

PhD assistantship at the University of Wyoming for a project on disease ecology , virtual fencing , grazing management , and elk-cattle comingling . The research examines how virtual fencing may reduce the risk of brucellosis spillover from elk to cattle, with a strong field and quantitative component. The project is led by the Merkle Research Group in collaboration with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, the Beyond Yellowstone Living Lab, and the Greater Yellowstone Coalition. Core research ...