Wildlife Resource Biologist: Field Research & Habitat

State-of-Maine; Sidney (ME); On-site; USD 56,000 - 79,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

Retirement Plan

Paid Holidays

Sick Leave

Vacation Leave

Parental Leave

Flexible Spending Accounts

Deferred Compensation

Gym Reimbursement

Student Loan Forgiveness

Job summary

The State of Maine invites applications for a Wildlife Resource Biologist in Sidney to support the Wildlife Division's regional operations. The role involves planning wildlife assessment activities, conducting habitat- and species-focused research, and collaborating with internal and external partners to protect Maine's natural resources.

Qualified candidates will have a Biology/Biology-related bachelor's degree and at least two years of related field or laboratory experience.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in Biology, Fisheries or Wildlife Management, or related field required.
• Two years of progressively responsible related laboratory or field research/management experience.

Responsibilities

• Assist senior wildlife biologists in planning and coordinating wildlife assessment activities and research.
• Perform research, investigation, analysis, and monitoring of species and habitats to support planning and management.
• Interact with biologists, professionals, and groups to monitor habitats and populations.
• Establish partnerships with internal and external agencies to advocate for fish, wildlife, and ecosystems.
• Summarize data using standard statistical procedures and provide recommendations to the Resource Biologist.
• Respond to inquiries and provide scientific and technical support for programs and stakeholders.
• Consult with senior staff to mitigate impacts of development on wildlife and habitats.

Skills

Wildlife biology

Field research

Data analysis

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Biology, Fisheries or Wildlife Management, or related field

Job description

The State of Maine invites applications for a Wildlife Resource Biologist in Sidney to support the Wildlife Division's regional operations. The role involves planning wildlife assessment activities, conducting habitat- and species-focused research, and collaborating with internal and external partners to protect Maine's natural resources.

Qualified candidates will have a Biology/Biology-related bachelor's degree and at least two years of related field or laboratory experience.