Field Rangeland Management Specialist: Protect Public Lands

US-Bureau-of-Land-Management; Moab (UT); On-site; USD 52,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

US Bureau of Land Management seeks a Rangeland Management Specialist to conserve, develop, and manage public rangelands. Travel for field work, meetings, and trainings is possible; you may need a government travel charge card.

Pay varies by grade level and duty location; first-time hires usually start at the step 1 rate. Qualifications include a degree in Range Management or related field and specialized experience in conservation planning and range permit reviews.

Qualifications

• Basic degree in Range Management or related discipline with required course hours.
• Experience drafting conservation plans and assisting with technical surveys.
• Ability to review range permit applications and coordinate with agencies.

Responsibilities

• Conserve, develop, and manage public rangelands.
• Support field work, meetings, and trainings as needed.
• Assist with data collection and environmental compliance tasks.

Skills

Conservation planning

Technical surveys

Federal service experience

Education

Bachelor's degree in Range Management or related field

Job description

US Bureau of Land Management seeks a Rangeland Management Specialist to conserve, develop, and manage public rangelands. Travel for field work, meetings, and trainings is possible; you may need a government travel charge card.

Pay varies by grade level and duty location; first-time hires usually start at the step 1 rate. Qualifications include a degree in Range Management or related field and specialized experience in conservation planning and range permit reviews.