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Fisheries Biological Aide: Fish Screen and Habitat Program (Salmon)

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Idaho Fish and Game

Salmon, ID (In Person)

Part-Time

Posted 04/15/2026 (Updated 1 week ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 7/5/2026

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Job Description

Fisheries Biological Aide:
Fish Screen and Habitat Program (Salmon) Salmon Regional Office Until Filled Employment type: Temporary/Seasonal/Part Time
Salary:
15.00
Employment Dates:
05/26/2026 to 08/12/2026 About the position Fish Screen & Habitat Program - Monitoring & Evaluation (1 position): The Anadromous Fish Screen and Habitat Program in Salmon, Idaho is seeking 3 Fisheries Biological Aides (non-benefited) to be members of fisheries monitoring and evaluation crew. This position is part of an interdisciplinary team that operates a large fish screening and habitat restoration program throughout the Upper Salmon Basin. Incumbents will be members of a crew that monitors the abundance, distribution, and habitat use of salmonids. Qualifications It is preferred that applicants have a Highschool diploma and job experience/training in some fisheries work. Applicants must be detail oriented and have the ability to work in close proximity with research collaborators, as well as alone with minimal supervision. Incumbent must be able, with or without reasonable amodations, to lift up to 60 pounds, pack up to 40 pounds for several miles, camp, walk up to eight miles a day along stream banks and trails, and work in all weather conditions. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age and possess a valid driver's license. Must amodate a flexible schedule (holidays, weekends, and nights) and be willing to work for 10 consecutive days. Responsibilities Primary duties include: stream electrofishing, snorkeling, habitat surveys, recording data, spawning ground surveys, operating and maintain PIT Tag detection systems, and maintaining all field equipment.