Ecology and Biology Jobs Database

You are not short on ambition. You are short on time, and on a single place to look.

Right now the openings you want are scattered. Some sit on the big job boards. Some sit on a university page that nobody outside that department reads. Some sit on the careers tab of a consultancy or an NGO where they will stay until someone happens to look. None of those sources talk to each other, none of them let you filter the way you actually think, and none of them tell you what appeared while you were in the field with no signal.

This database does. Every morning a collector visits all of those sources, pulls every new posting, removes the duplicates that appear in three places at once, checks that every link still works, and rebuilds one filterable table. Right now that table holds close to a thousand live opportunities, and roughly 200 of them appeared in the last seven days alone.

You filter by country, by type, by whether it is paid, by keyword. You get the contact email and the direct link to the original posting in the same row, so you go from finding it to applying to it without opening a new tab. You can download the whole thing as an Excel file and work offline, which matters when you are somewhere with one bar of signal.

Who this is for: biology, ecology, zoology and environmental science students looking for a first paid position, seasonal ecologists lining up the next contract, and anyone hunting a funded PhD across more than one country.

Who this is not for: people who want someone to write their application for them, and people looking for work outside the life and environmental sciences.

What changes: the search stops being a second job. You open one page in the morning, filter to what you can actually apply for, and spend your evening writing a good application instead of hunting for one.