Researcher II in Community Engagement and Conservation Behavior Change (Master's/PhD preferred) San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance in United States

Michigan State University is advertising a 1.5-year postdoc focused on lake and stream ecology , limnology , community science , and the translation of research into action for freshwater conservation. The position is described as data-intensive and highly collaborative, with a strong emphasis on community engagement and partnership with local communities. The postdoc will contribute to two funded projects: Turning MiCorps community science data into community water solutions (funded by the Mott...

Fully funded MS and PhD graduate research assistantship at the University of North Texas (UNT) in the United States, starting Summer or Fall 2027. The project is based in the Lichtenberg Lab and focuses on the impacts of ranch management on insect pollinators. Research themes include pollinator biodiversity, plant-animal interactions, land management, conservation ecology, ecology, entomology, conservation biology, environmental science, and natural resource management. Funding includes a compet...

Your Toronto Zoo is recruiting a Postdoctoral Fellow, Wildlife Science to help develop an ethical governance framework for Canada’s National Wildlife Cryobank. This postdoctoral opportunity sits at the intersection of wildlife conservation , environmental science , Indigenous knowledge , ethics, biodiversity, and governance. The successful candidate will work alongside the Zoo’s Director of Indigenous Relations, Jennifer Franks, Chief Science Officer Gabriela Mastromonaco, and an interdisciplina...

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) is recruiting a Postdoctoral Researcher in Psychology of Forest Management and Biodiversity at the Department of Forest Bioeconomy and Technology in Umeå, Sweden . This interdisciplinary postdoctoral project sits at the intersection of psychology , economics , forestry , and environmental science . The research is part of a project funded by the Marianne and Marcus Wallenberg Foundation and is carried out in collaboration with researchers at SLU,...

The Surface Processes Lab Group at the University of New Mexico is seeking a PhD student research assistant to study the drivers of soil carbon persistence in dryland floodplains . The project examines how flooding , groundwater dynamics , and soil development influence whether dryland floodplains act as carbon sources or sinks over decadal to millennial timescales. This is a full-time, research-focused position based in Albuquerque, New Mexico , and relocation is required. The work will involve...