Part-Time Wildlife Aide: Field Data & Tracking

The State of New Hampshire; Concord (NH); On-site; USD 23,000 - 26,000; Part time

Job summary

The State of New Hampshire's NH Fish and Game Department seeks a Part-Time Non-Game Biological Aide to assist biologists in wildlife surveys. You will help with monitoring, capturing, marking, releasing animals, and habitat surveys, plus data collection and equipment maintenance.

Responsibilities include collecting data on nongame species, using radio telemetry to track wildlife, capturing and releasing specific species, and coordinating volunteer data collection with external stakeholders.

Qualifications

• Equivalent combination of 2 years of education and experience after completion of high school.
• Education and experience must be in fisheries or wildlife conservation, commercial fishing, landscaping, carpentry, agriculture, outdoor recreation, or park management, including experience in operating or maintaining equipment.
• Valid Driver's License
• Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) must meet the minimum standards established by the agency.
• Trainee Option: Not applicable

Responsibilities

• Collect and maintain data on nongame wildlife species and prepare written reports.
• Utilize radio telemetry equipment to track nongame wildlife.
• Independently capture, mark, and release specific nongame species.
• Perform assessment and data collection of habitats.
• Maintain equipment associated with the project.
• Coordinate volunteer data collection with external stakeholders through verbal and written interactions.
• Assist with other projects as assigned.

Skills

Data collection

Wildlife surveys

Equipment handling

Education

Two years education/experience

Tools

Radio telemetry

GPS/field equipment

Job description

The State of New Hampshire's NH Fish and Game Department seeks a Part-Time Non-Game Biological Aide to assist biologists in wildlife surveys. You will help with monitoring, capturing, marking, releasing animals, and habitat surveys, plus data collection and equipment maintenance.

Responsibilities include collecting data on nongame species, using radio telemetry to track wildlife, capturing and releasing specific species, and coordinating volunteer data collection with external stakeholders.