[Sextonlabpastmembers] Fwd: FW: Seasonal Biological Technicians for San Joaquin River Restoration Program Fisheries Monitoring

[Jason Sexton]

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From: Jessica Blois <jblois at ucmerced.edu>
Date: Fri, Jun 27, 2025 at 9:53 AM
Subject: FW: Seasonal Biological Technicians for San Joaquin River
Restoration Program Fisheries Monitoring
To: LES Faculty <LES-faculty at ucmerced.edu>


Hi folks,



If you have any former students who would be interested in this position,
please let them know!



Best,

Jessica

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Professor

Department of Life and Environmental Sciences

University of California, Merced



Faculty Director
UC Merced Natural Reserve System



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*From: *Sutphin, Zachary A <ZSutphin at usbr.gov>
*Date: *Friday, June 27, 2025 at 9:46 AM
*To: *Jessica Blois <jblois at ucmerced.edu>, Jessica Malisch <
jmalisch at ucmerced.edu>, Breezy Jackson <bjackson10 at ucmerced.edu>, Joy
Baccei <jbaccei at ucmerced.edu>
*Subject: *Seasonal Biological Technicians for San Joaquin River
Restoration Program Fisheries Monitoring

Hi UC Merced Staff,



I am hoping you can help me with my recruiting efforts to hire five
seasonal employees to assist with the San Joaquin River Restoration
Program's (SJRRP - www.restoresjr.net) fisheries monitoring efforts this
upcoming field season.  These are six-month positions, individuals will be
stationed in Fresno, CA, and they will get the opportunity to gain a wealth
of field experience working on a number of different salmon monitoring
projects (Adult Redd and Carcass Monitoring, Juvenile Production, Growth,
and Survival, and Adult Monitoring and Trap and Haul).



There is a lot of exciting progress being made towards restoring a
population of Chinook Salmon to the SJRRP Restoration Area - right in your
backyard!



Record-Breaker! Salmon return in droves for 2025 – San Joaquin River
Restoration Program
<https://www.restoresjr.net/record-breaker-salmon-return-in-droves-for-2025/>

<https://www.restoresjr.net/record-breaker-salmon-return-in-droves-for-2025/>

Record-Breaker! Salmon return in droves for 2025
<https://www.restoresjr.net/record-breaker-salmon-return-in-droves-for-2025/>

The San Joaquin River Restoration Program set a new record this year for
returning adult spring-run Chinook salmon: 448 – the highest number of
captured returns recorded since the Program started reintroducing
spring-run juveniles in 2014.

www.restoresjr.net



Please share the job announcement below with any recent grads or young
professionals that you think might be interested.  Your assistance is
greatly appreciated, and I am happy to provide additional information as
needed.



-Zak Sutphin



USAJOBS - Job Announcement
<https://www.usajobs.gov/job/839619300?_gl=1*s1bw5i*_ga*OTAxMTE4ODczLjE3NTA5NDM1ODk.*_ga_5222X8D281*czE3NTEwMjQ1NjQkbzMkZzEkdDE3NTEwMjc1MzYkajUwJGwwJGgw#duties>
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