Wildlife Research Technician: Field & Lab (Hawaii)

US Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service; Guam; On-site; USD 52,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

The National Wildlife Research Center Hawaii Field Station recruits for a GS-7 level position. The duty station will be in Hilo, HI or Barrigada, GU, focusing on research that informs wildlife damage management to protect crops and resources in Hawaii and the Pacific basin.

Responsibilities include wildlife damage assessments, applying MBTA/ESA/NEPA, and working with external cooperators. Education may be graduate-level in wildlife, with transcripts required for education-based qualifications.

Qualifications

• GS-7 level duties include wildlife damage assessments and surveys.
• Knowledge of MBTA, ESA, and NEPA regulatory framework.
• Experience partnering with external cooperators on damage management.

Responsibilities

• Conduct wildlife damage assessments, counts, and abundance surveys.
• Apply MBTA, ESA, and NEPA in field activities.
• Collaborate with external cooperators on wildlife damage management.

Skills

Wildlife damage assessments

Regulatory compliance

Collaboration with external cooperors

Education

Graduate-level wildlife education

Job description

The National Wildlife Research Center Hawaii Field Station recruits for a GS-7 level position. The duty station will be in Hilo, HI or Barrigada, GU, focusing on research that informs wildlife damage management to protect crops and resources in Hawaii and the Pacific basin.

Responsibilities include wildlife damage assessments, applying MBTA/ESA/NEPA, and working with external cooperators. Education may be graduate-level in wildlife, with transcripts required for education-based qualifications.