Wetlands & Habitat Natural Resources Specialist

Clark County; Washington; Sur place; USD 42 000 - 62 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Medical, vision, dental insurance

Paid leave

Résumé du poste

Clark County in Washington state seeks an entry- to mid-level Natural Resources professional to support plan reviews, wetland identification, and habitat assessment. The role involves field and office work, GIS mapping, data analysis, and collaboration with multiple agencies to ensure compliance with critical areas regulations.

You will gather field information, analyze ecological data, and prepare reports for public hearings while coordinating with staff and external partners.

Qualifications

• Graduation from a four-year college or university with major in environmental science, botany, biology, fisheries, forestry, soil science, water resources, wildlife biology, archaeology, cultural resources, or related discipline.
• Combination of education and experience demonstrating ability to perform the work will be considered.
• Knowledge of environmental laws, planning principles, and data analysis methods.

Responsabilités

• Assist with development and execution of environmental projects and programs.
• Conduct site visits, inspections, and collect environmental samples.
• Review development plans for compliance with critical areas regulations.
• Prepare technical reports and present findings at public hearings.
• Coordinate with county departments, consultants, and the public.

Connaissances

Critical thinking

Data analysis

Effective communication

Reading maps/plans

Field data collection

GIS/GPS proficiency

Interagency collaboration

Formation

Bachelors in environmental science or related field

Experience equivalent to NR Specialist I/II

Outils

GPS/GNSS equipment

GIS software

Description du poste

Clark County in Washington state seeks an entry- to mid-level Natural Resources professional to support plan reviews, wetland identification, and habitat assessment. The role involves field and office work, GIS mapping, data analysis, and collaboration with multiple agencies to ensure compliance with critical areas regulations.

You will gather field information, analyze ecological data, and prepare reports for public hearings while coordinating with staff and external partners.