GBPNIHE Junior Project Fellow & Field Assistant Recruitment 2026 | 5 Temporary Vacancies

This opportunity is ideal for recent postgraduates in environmental, earth, or life sciences, as well as 10+2 pass candidates with 2 years of experience, who are passionate about contributing to research on Himalayan environment, land dynamics, water security, and biodiversity. Candidates must be willing to undertake extensive fieldwork in challenging terrains across India, possess strong analytical skills, and be adaptable to project-based temporary employment.

Individuals seeking permanent government employment should not apply, as these are purely temporary, project-based positions. Those unwilling to travel extensively or work in demanding high-altitude Himalayan terrains will find this role unsuitable. Applicants who cannot meet the specific educational and, where applicable, experience requirements for each post should also refrain from applying.

Working with the G.B. Pant National Institute of Himalayan Environment, an autonomous institution under the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Government of India, offers significant exposure to cutting-edge environmental research and policy implementation in a critical ecological region. While the positions are temporary, they provide valuable experience for those pursuing careers in environmental science, research, and conservation, enhancing professional credentials within a recognized government-affiliated research framework.