Wild Horse & Burro Program Lead — Field Operations

Bureau of Land Management; United States; On-site; USD 42,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

The Bureau of Land Management is seeking a Wild Horse & Burro Coordinator to join our team. You will work in the field, evaluating, handling, and caring for large livestock including wild horses and burros, and you will collect and organize data for program reports.

Applicants should meet federal qualification standards (GS-05/07/09) and may have a bachelor’s or higher in a related field, with strong data analysis and public outreach skills. Weekend work may be required.

Qualifications

• Experience evaluating, handling, and working large livestock on-range or in corrals.
• Overseeing ranch or rangeland infrastructure maintenance.
• Educating the public on natural resources policies.

Responsibilities

• Collect, enter, and organize data for analytical reports.
• Interact with the public, resolve inquiries, and educate on program policies.
• Oversee maintenance of rangeland infrastructure.
• Evaluate and handle large livestock including wild horses/burros; drive heavy-duty trucks.

Skills

Public engagement

Data analysis

Livestock management

Field operations

Education

Bachelor's degree

Master's degree

LL.B./J.D.

Graduate education

Job description

The Bureau of Land Management is seeking a Wild Horse & Burro Coordinator to join our team. You will work in the field, evaluating, handling, and caring for large livestock including wild horses and burros, and you will collect and organize data for program reports.

Applicants should meet federal qualification standards (GS-05/07/09) and may have a bachelor’s or higher in a related field, with strong data analysis and public outreach skills. Weekend work may be required.