Careers and Opportunities

The primary responsibility of the Biologist is to support avian long-term monitoring and applied ecology studies within the context of Klamath Bird Observatory’s mission to advance bird and habitat conservation.

The primary responsibility of the Field Technician is to support avian long-term monitoring and applied ecology studies within the context of Klamath Bird Observatory’s mission to advance bird and habitat conservation.

The primary responsibility of the Research Biologist is to lead avian long-term monitoring and applied ecology studies and associated science-delivery within the context of Klamath Bird Observatory’s mission to advance bird and habitat conservation.

The primary responsibility of the Ecologist and Partnerships Coordinator is to inform forest management and restoration efforts using the best available science within the context of Klamath Bird Observatory’s mission to advance bird and habitat conservation. They will engage with existing collaborations, and work to develop new and diverse partnerships that promote resilience, sustainable management, economies, and community well-being in oak and conifer forest ecosystems. This work will contribute to a larger western program of Partners in Flight conservation delivery.

Klamath Bird Observatory (KBO) is seeking a Jackson County high school student from the graduating class of 2021, 2022 or 2023 for a unique paid internship opportunity. Through the Watchable Wildlife Foundation (WWF) Science Communication Student Internship, the intern will gain firsthand experience in conservation and outdoor careers, observe and document KBO’s field season, and contribute to community science and education that support bird and habitat conservation.