Wildlife Damage Management Biologist

U.S. Department of Agriculture; Hawaii; On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

U.S. Department of Agriculture invites qualified candidates for a Wildlife Biologist position within Wildlife Services in Hawaii.

The role focuses on project and program delivery, administration, and supervisory aspects with minimal oversight, addressing wildlife damage management in urban, suburban, and rural environments. Primary duties include compliance with wildlife laws, data collection and reporting, and outreach to stakeholders.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of wildlife laws and regulations (MBTA, ESA, Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act)
• Ability to collect, analyze, and present wildlife data
• Willingness to develop training and outreach materials

Responsibilities

• Assist cooperators in understanding compliance with wildlife laws and program requirements.
• Conduct wildlife damage management activities in urban, suburban, and rural settings.
• Communicate safe, effective damage management techniques to the public.
• Collaborate with WS personnel and partners to implement programs.
• Adapt techniques to local conditions and environmental/political considerations.
• Prepare data-driven reports to support program decisions and actions.

Job description

U.S. Department of Agriculture invites qualified candidates for a Wildlife Biologist position within Wildlife Services in Hawaii.

The role focuses on project and program delivery, administration, and supervisory aspects with minimal oversight, addressing wildlife damage management in urban, suburban, and rural environments. Primary duties include compliance with wildlife laws, data collection and reporting, and outreach to stakeholders.