Seasonal Wildlife Field Technician

National Park Service; Mineral (CA); On-site; USD 24,000 - 43,000; Part time

Job summary

The National Park Service is hiring Biological Science Technicians (Wildlife) for seasonal field work across several parks in California and beyond. The roles involve wildlife surveys, data collection, and habitat monitoring using GPS, GIS, and standard field methods.

These positions emphasize physical stamina, ability to lift up to 50 pounds, and flexibility to work long hours, weekends, and varying schedules.

Qualifications

• Experience in field wildlife work and data collection.
• Ability to operate GPS/GIS equipment and manage data files.
• Physical ability to hike and carry loads in challenging terrain.

Responsibilities

• Conduct wildlife surveys and monitoring of populations and habitats.
• Record and manage field data using GPS and GIS.
• Assist in report preparation and project documentation.
• Coordinate field activities and support training of staff and volunteers.

Skills

Field surveys

Wildlife monitoring

Data collection

GPS/GIS

Tools

GPS

GIS

Field equipment

Job description

The National Park Service is hiring Biological Science Technicians (Wildlife) for seasonal field work across several parks in California and beyond. The roles involve wildlife surveys, data collection, and habitat monitoring using GPS, GIS, and standard field methods.

These positions emphasize physical stamina, ability to lift up to 50 pounds, and flexibility to work long hours, weekends, and varying schedules.