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The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission is hiring a Wildlife Conservation Technician I to manage habitats, conduct research, and maintain infrastructure on state lands. This full-time entry-level role offers competitive benefits and requires outdoor work in varying conditions.
North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission is seeking a Wildlife Conservation Technician I for the Land & Water Access Division at Holly Shelter Depot. The role involves managing fish and wildlife habitats, conducting research and surveys, and maintaining infrastructure on state-owned lands and waterways. Key responsibilities include habitat restoration, supporting hunting and fishing opportunities, managing wildlife openings, conducting prescribed burns, and maintaining boating access areas and related infrastructure. The position requires operating heavy equipment and working outdoors in various weather conditions. A modified 40-hour workweek with potential night and weekend shifts is expected. Candidates must meet specific qualifications, including knowledge of wildlife and land management, experience with equipment operation, and possession of relevant licenses within specified timeframes. The role demands physical ability to perform manual labor and wear safety gear. Applicants must submit an online application via the NeoGov system, provide documentation for licenses and qualifications, and meet additional employment requirements. The position offers competitive benefits and is classified as full-time, entry-level employment in the government sector.