Private Lands Biologist: Aquatic Conservation & Outreach

University of Georgia; Georgia; In loco; USD 49.000 - 60.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

The University of Georgia is seeking a Private Lands Biologist to support implementation of the Working Lands for Wildlife Aquatics Connectivity Framework. This role partners with NRCS and landowners to advance conservation on working lands across Georgia.

Ideal candidates hold a bachelor’s degree in a related science and have 2+ years guiding landowners through conservation projects, with GIS and office software proficiency and the ability to travel across the state.

Competenze

• Bachelor’s degree in a related field of science.
• At least 2 years of experience working with landowners or agricultural producers on conservation or restoration projects.
• Familiarity with USDA NRCS conservation programs.
• Experience conducting biological fieldwork, including aquatic species surveys or riparian assessments.
• Proficiency with GIS tools, Microsoft Office Suite, and field data collection platforms.

Mansioni

• Work directly with landowners to identify NRCS program opportunities.
• Guide landowners through application and contracting processes.
• Develop hellbender-specific conservation plans aligned with NRCS standards.
• Coordinate and support implementation of conservation practices.
• Provide technical guidance during design and construction.

Conoscenze

Aquatic ecology

GIS tools

Microsoft Office

Field data collection platforms

Strong interpersonal skills

Formazione

Bachelor's degree in related field of science

Strumenti

GIS

Microsoft Office Suite

Field data collection platforms

Descrizione del lavoro

The University of Georgia is seeking a Private Lands Biologist to support implementation of the Working Lands for Wildlife Aquatics Connectivity Framework. This role partners with NRCS and landowners to advance conservation on working lands across Georgia.

Ideal candidates hold a bachelor’s degree in a related science and have 2+ years guiding landowners through conservation projects, with GIS and office software proficiency and the ability to travel across the state.