Senior Wildlife Biologist & District Field Lead

State-of-West-Virgini; West Virginia; In loco; USD 50.000 - 89.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

State of West Virginia Wildlife Resources/District 2 seeks a qualified professional to supervise wildlife management activities, develop plans, conduct field studies, and train staff. You will collect data, conduct population surveys, and oversee habitat projects across the district.

Requirements include a Master of Science in wildlife or related fields, plus relevant experience. Travel, public outreach, and collaboration with landowners are common aspects of this role.

Competenze

• Master of Science in wildlife, fisheries management, biology or environmental sciences.
• Experience in wildlife or fishery management; supervisory ability is preferred.
• Valid driver’s license; may require commercial license for some positions.

Mansioni

• Supervises 8 staff in District 2 and assists with district wildlife management activities.
• Develops operational, prescribed fire, and capital improvement plans; manages budgets.
• Performs wildlife data collection, population surveys, and habitat projects.
• Provides technical guidance to landowners and represents the section in meetings.
• Prepares publications, news releases, and educational materials; travels as needed.

Conoscenze

Communication skills

Leadership

Written communication

Formazione

Master of Science in wildlife or related major

Doctor of Philosophy in wildlife or related fields

Bachelor of Science in wildlife or related fields

Six years of wildlife management experience

Strumenti

Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

Topographic maps

Aerial photography

Descrizione del lavoro

State of West Virginia Wildlife Resources/District 2 seeks a qualified professional to supervise wildlife management activities, develop plans, conduct field studies, and train staff. You will collect data, conduct population surveys, and oversee habitat projects across the district.

Requirements include a Master of Science in wildlife or related fields, plus relevant experience. Travel, public outreach, and collaboration with landowners are common aspects of this role.