Seasonal Dove Banding Tech – North Dakota

North Dakota Game and Fish Department; North Dakota; Vor Ort; USD 19.000 - 26.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Free housing

No pets allowed

Zusammenfassung

The North Dakota Game and Fish Department seeks a temporary, seasonal Dove Banding Technician for multiple locations across North Dakota. The role runs mid-June to mid-August with evenings and weekends possible.

Paid hourly, $13.50–$18.75 depending on college credits and experience, with free housing at all locations. Applicants must be enrolled in or recently graduated from wildlife or natural resources programs, possess basic computer skills and Excel, and hold a valid driver's license.

Qualifikationen

• Enrolled in or recent graduate of a college majoring in wildlife, natural resources, or related program.
• Knowledge of basic fish and wildlife management principles.
• Basic computer skills; able to use Microsoft Excel for data entry.
• Valid driver's license and ability to lift 50 lbs.
• Ability to work independently with limited supervision while representing the department.

Aufgaben

• Determine potential mourning dove banding sites and secure permission to band on private and public property.
• Maintain equipment and bait; run trap sites morning and evening; perform banding.
• Enter dove banding data and maintain detailed banding records.
• Use conibear and/or live traps to prevent predation problems where applicable.
• Write a summary report of banding activities at the season's end.

Kenntnisse

Wildlife knowledge

Excel data entry

Independent worker

Valid driver's license

Lift 50 lbs

Ausbildung

Wildlife/Natural Resources major

Tools

Microsoft Excel

Jobbeschreibung

The North Dakota Game and Fish Department seeks a temporary, seasonal Dove Banding Technician for multiple locations across North Dakota. The role runs mid-June to mid-August with evenings and weekends possible.

Paid hourly, $13.50–$18.75 depending on college credits and experience, with free housing at all locations. Applicants must be enrolled in or recently graduated from wildlife or natural resources programs, possess basic computer skills and Excel, and hold a valid driver's license.