Is or has anyone here worked as a fisheries observer? I received

>>946118
I worked on a weir on the Copper river in Alaska monitoring salmon. It was an unpaid internship for my F&W degree. It was awesome, apart from water sample collections I basically just fished all day

Good luck getting on of those jobs as they are all reserved for injuns if they are paid positions. You might be able to just volunteer your time

>>946118
If you don't report favorably towards the fishing industry, the fishermen will kill you

>>946262
naw, I've heard they put up with you and are generally friendly

>>946339
>naw, I've heard they put up with you
Like they have a choice?

>and are generally friendly
See above.

>>946339
No, it's not a problem at all. Where did you get your degree in fisheries science? In the mail?

https://www.hakaimagazine.com/article-long/mysterious-disappearance-keith-davis
http://www.civilbeat.org/2016/01/measures-adopted-to-protect-fishery-observers-in-western-central-pacific/
http://www.civilbeat.org/2016/06/harassment-of-fisheries-observers-has-doubled-groups-say/

anyone else?

>>946541
Why would anyone want to injure a livelihood destroying virtue signaller?

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>>946118
>I received a degree in Fisheries Science

>>946118
My gfs cousin does this

He lives in a house with a dock and boat and just monitors the bay and takes fish counts when the horseshoe crabs show up

Hes basically retired