SOC 19-1031 · Texas

Conservation Scientists Salary in Texas

Conservation scientists in Texas earn the most in Lubbock (average $80,980 a year) and the least in Houston ($63,600), across the 10 Texas metro areas we cover. The U.S. metro average for this job is $78,606.

$81Khighest: Lubbock
$64Klowest: Houston
1,260jobs in these metros
10metro areas
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Conservation Scientists average salary by city in Texas

Pay, take-home pay and cost of living

CityAverageMedian25th pct.Take-home*Cost of living
Lubbock$80,980$77,980$60,520$65,79991
Austin$70,780$68,620$60,520$58,62498
Tyler$70,640$69,880$60,520$58,52592
Dallas$70,290$68,620$53,440$58,279103
Amarillo$68,180$64,680$53,740$56,79592
San Antonio$67,510$66,120$55,940$56,32395
Beaumont$67,420$68,620$53,440$56,26090
Waco$67,240$68,620$56,330$56,13393
Brownsville$67,190$68,620$54,930$56,09886
Houston$63,600$60,520$53,440$53,28399

*Average salary after federal and state taxes for a single filer; Texas has no state income tax. Cost of living: BEA price parity, U.S. = 100.

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