Biological Field Technician – Field & Data Monitoring

US National Park Service; El Portal (CA); On-site; USD 32,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

US National Park Service is seeking Biological Science Technicians to support field and technical work for monitoring, managing, and protecting natural resources within its parks in California. Responsibilities include collecting data on plants, wildlife and habitats, and assisting with resource management projects.

The position emphasizes statistical data handling, field surveys, and the use of laboratory and field equipment to support habitat restoration and invasive species control efforts.

Qualifications

• Specialized experience demonstrating ability to perform duties in biological management.
• Experience collecting data, following procedures, and analyzing field data.
• Experience installing, operating, and maintaining resource management equipment.

Responsibilities

• Conduct biological field studies and surveys and assemble information.
• Follow standardized procedures to collect data on wildlife, plants and habitats.
• Prepare graphs, charts and illustrations for reports and technical publications.

Skills

Biological field studies

Data analysis

Statistical methods

Equipment operation

Graphing and reporting

Education

Two years of education above high school

Bachelor’s degree (related field)

Graduate studies (related)

Tools

Laboratory equipment

Field sampling equipment

Job description

US National Park Service is seeking Biological Science Technicians to support field and technical work for monitoring, managing, and protecting natural resources within its parks in California. Responsibilities include collecting data on plants, wildlife and habitats, and assisting with resource management projects.

The position emphasizes statistical data handling, field surveys, and the use of laboratory and field equipment to support habitat restoration and invasive species control efforts.