Wildlife Habitat Restoration Coordinator

State of North Carolina - North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission; North Carolina; Remote; USD 64,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission seeks a Conservation Biologist II (NS) to coordinate reviews of infrastructure and restoration projects within Pisgah and Nantahala National Forests, emphasizing wildlife habitat conservation and ecological resilience. This home-based, full-time role operates in Western North Carolina, with a September 2035 end date.

The position requires knowledge of fisheries/wildlife science, field experience, and the ability to collaborate with biologists,

Qualifications

• Knowledge of principles and practices of fisheries or wildlife science.
• Ability to identify fish and wildlife species of the State, their habits and habitats.
• Experience establishing and maintaining effective professional working relationships with biologists, partners, stakeholders, and the general public.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate reviews on proposed infrastructure and restoration projects on the Pisgah and Nantahala national forests.
• Maintain consistency of recommendations across Helene restoration project reviews.
• Develop working relationships with partners, stakeholders, federal and state staff.
• Perform fieldwork, site visits and handle field sampling equipment.

Skills

Knowledge of fisheries or wildlife-sc

Identify fish and wildlife species

Present & review technical information

Professional relationships development

Education

Bachelor's degree in wildlife or fisheries management

Job description

The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission seeks a Conservation Biologist II (NS) to coordinate reviews of infrastructure and restoration projects within Pisgah and Nantahala National Forests, emphasizing wildlife habitat conservation and ecological resilience. This home-based, full-time role operates in Western North Carolina, with a September 2035 end date.

The position requires knowledge of fisheries/wildlife science, field experience, and the ability to collaborate with biologists,