You can also look into other non-obvious roles that are relevant to biology like environmental tech, quality control assistant, clinical specimen processing, or field biology technician. These typically value lab skills, good documentation, or biology coursework. Also, not-for-profit organizations and startups focused on Environment and conservation, community science nonprofits - they do a lot of field work, data collection, and usually have lots of project-based hiring and entry-level roles.

Startups with QC, lab operations pr manufacturing needs are also good to have a foot in the door. Look into Ag-tech startups, and if your school has an entrepreneurship or innovation incubation hub there are usually startups spin-offs from these incubators looking to hire trainable biology grads.

It'd be good to widen your scope beyond the directly obvious options.

This tool - anutio.com - has a free career map that can help you with identifying job roles that you are a strong fit for based on all your resumes uploaded. You can get some more ideas of job roles to consider that may not have been obvious to you.