Arctic Wildlife Biologist: Field Research & Management

North Slope Borough, AK; Utqiaġvik (AK); On-site; USD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

North Slope Borough invites applications for a Wildlife Biologist to design and conduct field research and monitoring studies of wildlife and habitats on Alaska's North Slope. You will analyze technical data, write reports and proposals, and ensure wildlife resources remain healthy and sustainable.

The role involves planning and coordinating surveys, communicating findings to stakeholders, and engaging with Federal, state, and local wildlife organizations.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Wildlife Management or Biological Sciences required.
• Two years of wildlife management work experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
• The North Slope Borough is an alcohol and drug free workplace.

Responsibilities

• Plan and implement Department of Wildlife Management research programs (e.g., bowhead whale census, caribou census, fish and birds studies).
• Design and implement surveys to document wildlife resources and subsistence harvest effects.
• Analyze and interpret survey and field data.
• Communicate research data to NSB personnel, wildlife community and the public as appropriate.
• Coordinate staff technicians and visiting scientists; plan and assign tasks and projects.
• Represent the Borough in meetings with Federal, State, and local wildlife organizations.

Skills

Data collection

Data analysis

Report writing

Communication

Team collaboration

PC skills

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Wildlife Management or Biological Sciences

Job description

North Slope Borough invites applications for a Wildlife Biologist to design and conduct field research and monitoring studies of wildlife and habitats on Alaska's North Slope. You will analyze technical data, write reports and proposals, and ensure wildlife resources remain healthy and sustainable.

The role involves planning and coordinating surveys, communicating findings to stakeholders, and engaging with Federal, state, and local wildlife organizations.