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Philadelphia, PA

Wildlife Biologist, Assistant

Philadelphia, PA

Zieme and Sons

Philadelphia, PA

Wildlife Biologist, Assistant

Managing data and assisting with report writing (20%)
Develop new tools in ESRI ArcGIS for the AGWA using the Python programming language
Work with other team members as well as alone in a challenging landscape
Assists in writing reports and/or scientific papers. 10%
Field work includes installing and monitoring wildlife cameras, hair snare tubes, and inventorying vegetation and wildlife sign
Conduct behavioral observations of Sonoran pronghorn, collect biological samples from wild animals, and maintain a remote-sensing camera network
Hike several miles in extreme temperatures and adverse terrain while carrying a pack of 10-30 lbs

Houston, TX

Wildlife Biologist

Houston, TX

VonRueden, Purdy and Hoeger

Houston, TX

Wildlife Biologist

Provide assistance with field work with birds
Supervise one assistant
Assist with administrative tasks
Construction Compliance Monitoring
Habitat Restoration Monitoring
Proficiency with computer software including Word, Excel, and Access
Drive a vehicle over rough roads

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San Francisco, CA

Senior Wildlife Biologist

San Francisco, CA

Satterfield, Cummerata and Kautzer

present

San Francisco, CA

Senior Wildlife Biologist

present

Developing and directing biophysical assessments with a focus on wildlife and wildlife habitat, with particular emphasis on avian and bat species
A strong track record in Health and Safety management on projects
Project Management and Execution
Contributing to ongoing project management best practice implementation
Developing and maintaining a presence as a practice leader in the industry through participation in professional and sector organizations
Inspiring a team of Environmental Consultants to high standards of excellence and continuous improvement
Working closely with a multi-disciplinary team of professionals and technical experts in biology and environmental science

Education Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Wildlife Biology

North Carolina State University

Bachelor’s Degree in Wildlife Biology

Skills Skills

Strong analytical, problem-solving and decision making capabilities, including ability to identify existing or potential problems and recommend solutions
Proficiency with botanical keying
Working knowledge of federal and state endangered species act and waters permitting
Ability to Analyze and Interpret Biological Data
Excellent verbal, interpersonal and written communication skills
Ability to Communicate Orally and in Writing
Team player with the ability to work in a fast-paced environment
Knowledge of Wildlife Management
Ability to work with all levels of internal staff, as well as outside clients and vendors
Proficiency in MS Office Applications (Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, Excel)

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On-call Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Science, Biology, Ecology or Related Field
Field experience with species, habitats, and/or construction or restoration monitoring
Must be detail oriented, self-motivated, and be able to meet and manage deadlines
Excellent writing and communication skills required
Able to resolve conflicts and provide solutions in a professional manner
Able to perform year-round fieldwork in all types of weather including extreme weather conditions and travel in southern California and the Imperial, Riverside and Mojave Deserts
Able to work outdoors for weeks at a time and hike several miles per day

Wildlife Biologist Intern Resume Examples & Samples

Pursuing Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Science, Biology, Ecology or Related Field and a minimum of 2 years and all basic course work completed
Able to perform fieldwork in all types of weather including extreme weather conditions and travel in southern California and the Imperial, Riverside and Mojave Deserts
Ability to utilize a handheld GPS and record accurate filed data, learn to download and process data and create maps in GIS

Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

General Wildlife Surveys and Habitat Assessments
Floristic Surveys
Habitat Restoration Monitoring
Construction Compliance Monitoring
Biological Constraints Assessments and Analyses
Preparation of technical sections for CEQA and NEPA documents
Bachelor’s Degree in Biology, Botany, Ecology or related field
3+ years of experience in environmental consulting or similar employment
Experience conducting general wildlife and/or floristic surveys in southern California and knowledge of local and rare plant species
Proficiency with computer software including Word, Excel, and Access
Master degree in Botany, Biology, or Ecology
Proficiency with botanical keying
Jurisdictional delineations and/or CRAM training and experience
Working knowledge of federal and state endangered species act and waters permitting
Experience with rare or listed animal surveys

On-call Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

Strong oral and written communication skills & ability to prepare field data forms
Ability to identify California bird species required
Previous environmental consulting experience preferred

Senior Aquatic Resources Wildlife Biologist On-call Resume Examples & Samples

MS/PHD (or similarqualifications) in biology, ecology, conservation biology, environmental science or related discipline. BS is acceptable with equivalent work experience
Minimum of 10+ demonstrated years of experience in field
Demonstrated experience and permits for the Santa Ana Sucker, tidewater goby, and other sensitive fishes, California Red-legged frog, mountain yellow-legged frog, and other herpetofauna
Experience assessing site suitability and constraints for supporting sensitive aquatic flora and fauna
Must have valid driver’s license and successfully pass a Motor Vehicle Records (MVR) check

Wildlife Biologist Central Coast On-call Resume Examples & Samples

Bachelor Degree in Biology or related field
Knowledge of the flora fauna of Central and Northern California
Solid field skills, including the ability understand project construction drawings and to work primarily outdoors

Senior Wildlife Biologist On-call Resume Examples & Samples

USFWS California Gnatcatcher permit (or one in process)
USFWS Southwester Willow Flycatcher permit (or one in process)
Demonstrated ability to interface with clients, prepare meeting agenda, and meeting minutes

Wildlife Biologist On-call Resume Examples & Samples

Review and approve daily monitoring logs, species events, habitat events and non-compliance occurrences
Work with the project management team and scheduling personnel to implement staffing and scheduling decisions
Work closely with construction/and/or other environmental coordinators
Advocate safety as a high priority
Requires frequent travel away from home
Experience with the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)
Experience with utility projects or other linear transmission projects
Performed duties as Lead or Assistant Lead biological monitor on similar projects

Wildlife Biologist On-call Resume Examples & Samples

Bachelor degree in Biology or related field is required with 3+ years of experience
Knowledge of the flora of Northern California
Solid field skills, including the ability to navigate using maps and GPS, and to work outdoors for weeks at a time and hike up to several miles each day

Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

Minimum of 9+ demonstrated years of experience in field
Experience monitoring for desert species including desert tortoise, flat-tailed horned lizard, and Mohave ground squirrel
Experience with the Riverside County MSHCP and Coachella Valley MSHCP
Prepared annual and technical reports on filed survey observations and findings, lead preparation of environmental documents, including biological sections of CEQA/NEPA documents, and Biological Resources Reports
Ability to work with all levels of internal staff, as well as outside clients and vendors

Wildlife Biologist On-call Resume Examples & Samples

Minimum of 8+ demonstrated years of experience in field
Jurisdictional Determinations (Waters of the U.S. and State) using the Arid West Supplement and Ordinary High Water Mark Manual
Experience completing small project permit applications and supporting documents under the Clean Water Act (e.g., CWA Section 401 and 404), Section 1600 of the State Fish and Game Code, Section 7 of the Endangered Species Act for the Corps, RWQCB, and CDFW
Experience with the Caltrans and Federal Highway’s process and preparation of biological sections of environmental documents such as National Environmental Studies (NES) and NES Minimal Impact (NES MIs), Initial Studies (IS), and Environmental Assessments (EAs)
Knowledge of the California Rapid Assessment Method (CRAM) and its use in the regulatory environment for evaluating baseline conditions, impacts, and assessing mitigation sites
Approved Jurisdictional Determinations (Significant Nexus Analysis)
Preparing Corps’ Section 404 Impact Analysis, Environmental Assessments, Public Interest Review, and 404(b)(1) Alternatives Analyses
Preparing Biological Assessments or other documents in support of consultations pursuant to Section 7 and/or 10 of the Endangered Species Act
Experience with the California Rapid Assessment Method (CRAM)
Programmatic Permitting (developing RGPs, SAMPs, or other programmatic permits)
Compensatory Mitigation Planning (HMMP, Mitigation Banks, and/or In-lieu Fee Programs)
Small or large proposal preparation
Experience with basic business development and client development

Wildlife Biologist On-call Resume Examples & Samples

Associate degree in Biology or related field or working towards a 4-year degree in Biology
Knowledge of Northern California fish species and wildlife
Solid field skills, including the ability to navigate using maps and GPS, and to work outdoors daily and hike up to several miles each day
CPR & first aid certified preferred

Wildlife Biologist On-call Socal Resume Examples & Samples

Coordinating project needs and field efforts, creation and quality control of daily compliance monitoring reporting, and responding to client needs
Train and mentor junior/new Environmental Biologists in all aspects of conducting biological compliance monitoring/construction monitoring for the project
Conduct or coordinate monitoring and/or field surveys for special status/non-special status plants and wildlife
Bachelors’ Degree in Biology, Wildlife Biology, or related field
3 years of field experience working with native flora and fauna; mapping, monitoring, or other
3+ projects ( 1 year total) of construction monitoring experience on environmental compliance projects
Demonstrated experience supervising staff on complex projects
Must have knowledge of Southern California flora and/or fauna
Ability to be flexible to handle multiple priorities and to work limited overtime as necessary

Fish & Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

Maintains aquariums and live animal displays including but not exclusively, developing and executing routine aquarium cleaning schedules, equipment replacement, animal feeding schedules, husbandry, animal health services, water quality, chemical stability, and comprehensive aquarium maintenance
Identifies and resolves facility maintenance issues including but not exclusively, aquariums, tank and surface lighting, carpentry, furniture, fixtures, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, mechanical, and general upkeep of the facility
Responsible for purchasing and taking delivery of items need to maintain the AREC in its entirety
May be called upon to assist colleagues with field sampling, live animal collection, educational program delivery, occasional weekend work, and walk-in guest services
5-7 years full time work experience in natural resource management or closely related field, with at least one year in environmental education, conservation, or aquatic resources education

Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

BS/BA degree in wildlife biology, wildlife management, natural resources, or closely related field is required
Must have a strong background in wildlife research with emphasis on working in remote areas
The ability to work in small teams and independently as well as the physical ability and desire to work in inclement conditions, insect-heavy areas, and rugged terrain
MS/MA in related field
Preference will be given to candidates who have a successful background conducting wildlife monitoring and/or research in Alaska
Experience with game and non-game management, wildlife population censuses and habitat/vegetation data collection
Proficiency in conducting avian surveys by sight and sound in Alaska
Experience with GPS and GIS technologies as well as spatial data analysis
Good oral and written communication skills
Previous supervisory experience, leading field crews, project oversight and good navigation skills are highly preferred
Experience with ATV/snowmachine, 4-wheel drive vehicles, river boating and trailering is of importance and experience with using helicopter and fixed-wing airplanes is desired
3) Transcripts (for each degree earned that is listed under qualifications)

Supervisory Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

Travel for training and work assignments may be required
Works in close cooperation with Federal, State and other agencies and organizations to assure that control methods are efficient, selective and based on sound biological and ecological principles
Modify and/or adapt established damage control techniques to meet local conditions and address specific environmental, economic or political considerations
Assist in the planning, directing, coordinating and administrating program for one district
Manage budgets and staff on numerous Cooperative Service Agreements and inter-agency Agreements
Point of Contact for interagency collaboration, including local, state, and federal agencies
Have the ability to work directly with the highest levels of airport managers and staff to accomplish all wildlife issues on local, regional and international airports
Ability to effectively manage multiple complex projects involving numerous cooperators while coordinating the work with several employees
You are qualifying for the position based on education
This education must have been successfully completed and obtained from an accredited school, college, or university

Fish & Wildlife Biologist W Resume Examples & Samples

Wildlife Area management plan development and implementation
Ecosystem/Habitat management activities
Eastern Washington dry forest and shrub-steppe habitats
Personal computer software and hardware (MS/Office), ArcGIS operations are beneficial
Wildlife and habitat survey techniques
Knowledge of safety procedures
Federal, state, and local rules and regulations concerning wildlife and land management, e.g., SEPA, NEPA, FPA, HPA
Working knowledge of dry forest, shrub-steppe and riparian ecosystem management
Fire dependent ecosystems and their management
Prescribed fire - its use and application
General knowledge of Pacific Northwest dry forest, shrub-steppe and riparian fish and wildlife, their life histories, habitats and habitat dynamics
Identify wildlife and plant species, especially in eastern Washington dry forest, shrub-steppe and riparian habitats
Communicate, coordinate, collaborate, organize and prioritize activities
Manage projects and workloads, i.e., organize and prioritize work for self and others. Develop effective objectives, timelines and action plans
Operate computers and use a full complement of software including Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Powerpoint), e-mail and calendar clients. Ability to operate ArcGIS software is desirable
Communicate effectively, i.e., clearly and concisely, both in writing and orally
Provide training, constructive correction, redirection and discipline of staff when needed
Use critical thinking in all aspects of job, e.g., collecting, recording, compiling, and summarizing data
Demonstrated ability to coordinate and manage activities, projects, and employee workloads
Demonstrated ability to work independently and collaboratively as a team member, follow prescribed protocols and procedures,
Ability to walk, bend, stoop, while at times carrying up to 40 pounds
Ability to load and transport machinery, equipment, and gear
Ability and knowledge to work safely and efficiently around 4-wheel drive vehicles, agricultural equipment, ATVs, and hand tools, e.g. shovels, Pulaskis, axes, box cutters
Ability to use critical thinking in collecting, recording, compiling, and summarizing data
Ability to visually discriminate when identifying and distinguishing biological and physical features
Ability to complete required administrative paperwork in an accurate and timely manner
Ability to work independently and collaboratively as a team member
Willingness and ability to perform routine and repetitive work
Willingness and ability to perform in a punctual and dependable manner
Willingness to accept supervision
Occasional work hours outside of the regular 8:00 am – 5:00 pm, Monday – Friday work hours including evenings and weekends, occasional early morning, evening, and weekend duties
Safely operate motor vehicles
Facilitation and negotiation skills – The ability to serve as both as a regulator and as a non-regulatory technical expert on regional fish and wildlife issues is required. Being tactful and sensitive when dealing with people with strongly held opposing viewpoints and when addressing "politically sensitive" matters are very important qualities for this position. Exemplary social and verbal communication skills are needed to ensure requests and actions are professional, objective, and not perceived by others as adversarial or unprofessional
Written Communication – Exceptional writing skills are a requirement. Writing (letters, memos and email) should be organized, clear and concise, use principles of "plain talk", and be effective, yet tactful. Writing should be professionally written with the understanding that they are public records and as such may be read by others than the intended recipient(s)
Working with WDFW Management – This position must ensure to keep management timely apprised of controversial issues in their particular geographic area of responsibility, especially politically sensitive matters, and consult with supervisor and management prior to acting on particularly sensitive or controversial matters or representing the Department on such matters so that WDFW management can participate in deciding positions or actions to be taken
Creative and innovative thinking: Develop innovative ideas that provide solutions to all types of workplace challenges
Communication effectiveness: Convey clear, timely, persuasive messages that positively influence the thoughts and actions of others
Organizational and political awareness: Use knowledge and understanding of the organizational and political climate to make decisions and take actions that satisfy diverse interests and contribute effectively to organizational goals
Adaptability and flexibility: Adapt easily to changing business needs, conditions and work responsibilities. Adapt approach, goals and methods to achieve successful solutions and results in dynamic situations
Accountability: Accept personal responsibility for the quality and timeliness of work. Can be relied upon to achieve excellent results with little need for oversight
Performance leadership: Create and nurture a performance-based culture that supports efforts to accomplish the organizational mission and goals
Ethics and integrity: Earn the trust, respect, and confidence of coworkers and customers through consistent honesty, forthrightness and professionalism in all interactions
A current resume (please make it succinct)

Fish & Wildlife Biologist W Resume Examples & Samples

Wildlife habitat relationships
Wildlife population relationship and ecology
Principles of wildlife harvest management
Principles of wildlife damage management
Environmental rules and regulations
Wildlife management tools and field techniques
WDFW habitat and access programs
WDFW hunting and fishing regulations
General agriculture, silviculture and range management principles
Plant and animal species identification
Contract Administration
Effectively communicate orally and in writing with agency staff, other agencies, industry, and the general public
Use sound, independent judgment to make decisions on environmental problems associated with wildlife conflict and completing assigned tasks
Developing effective objectives, timelines, and action plans
Follow prescribed protocols and procedures
Accurately and legibly record data and other information
Accept supervision
Use critical thinking in collecting, recording, compiling, and summarizing data
Conduct field surveys to collect data
Visually discriminate when identifying and distinguishing biological and physical features
Recognize differentiating plant and animal characteristics to identify species
Effectively and safely operate and perform basic maintenance on atvs, 4-wheel drive vehicles, and standard highway vehicles
Effectively and safely operate additional equipment and tools including: radios and other mobile communication devices, laptop computers, digital cameras, spotting scopes/binoculars, global positioning systems, radio telemetry, motion activated cameras, tools associated with fencing, traps, guns, snares, pyrotechnics, and radio telemetry
Safely use power and hand tools
Ability to dispatch animals
Use Computer with Microsoft software for word processing, spreadsheet, and other applications, web based tools, e-mail, and calendar clients
Mediate contentious situations, including skills such as: a high degree of diplomacy, tact, and an exceptional ability to listen, communicate, and resolve complex problems
Negotiate effectively, appropriately and respectfully, representing the agency with the intentions of a good faith partner

Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

Travel is required approximately 20% of the time
Must possess and maintain a valid driver's license
Entrance on duty is contingent upon completion of a pre-employment security investigation. The position may be subject to a Public Trust background investigation at the time of appointment, and may be subject to reinvestigation every five years thereafter. A favorable adjudication of the clearance or background investigation at the time of appointment and on reinvestigations is a condition of employment

Aquatic Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

BS or MS in aquatic biology, ecology, environmental science or a related discipline
Minimum of 1+ demonstrated years of experience in field as an intern or professional and field class work can be considered
Familiar with jurisdictional determinations (Waters of the U.S. and State) using the Arid West Supplement and Ordinary High Water Mark (OHWM) Manual
Strong verbal, interpersonal and written communication skills

Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

Travel may be required for training and work assignments
Experience collecting and analyzing data and writing technical wildlife conservation or management reports
Ability to identify risk associated with wildlife on airports using data analysis and GIS software, presenting date and making recommendations to small groups and answering questions
Experience working using various lethal and non-lethal wildlife management methods to reduce damage
Ability to present data and make recommendations to small groups and answering questions required
Must have at least one year of on-site airport experience conducting a wildlife hazard assessments and/or reviewing wildlife hazard management plans and meet qualified airport biologist requirements
Experience collecting and analyzing data and writing technical or management reports. Individual would also need experience working using various lethal and non-lethal wildlife management methods to reduce damage on an airport
Experience in identifying risk associated with wildlife on airports using data analysis and GIS software, presenting data and making recommendations to small groups and answering questions required
Experience working independently and/or being a project lead
Experience in communicating in stressful situations on an airfield
Ability to comprehend FAA rules and regulations and communicate effectively with FAA personnel
You are qualifying for this position based on a combination of experience and education
You are qualifying for this position based on Superior Academic Achievement

Wildlife Biologist, Assistant Resume Examples & Samples

Will participate in research on wildlife, habitats and vegetation. 30%
Will participate in surveys for native Arizona ranid frogs. Will collect data on wildlife, habitats and/or vegetation in field. 55%
Assists in writing reports and/or scientific papers. 10%
Utilizes a variety of computer programs to collect and analyze data. 5%
Applicant must have at least one year of field experience working with Chiricahua leopard frogs in Southern Arizona
Applicant must have taken the Chiricahua Leopard frog Certification Workshop (given by the Arizona Game and Fish department and U.S. Fish and Wildlife department) within the past four years
Must have at least one year of bullfrog eradication experience in Southern Arizona
Experience in trapping, marking and measuring Sonora mud turtles
Experience in identifying Arizona native and nonnative fishes
Some experience in the statistical program R is desirable as well as a working knowledge of Excel
Experience working with GPS receivers and mapping programs such as Basecamp. – Experience in field sampling amphibians for Chytridiomycosis

Senior Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

Minimum of 5+ demonstrated years of experience in field
CDFW Specimen Collection of State Designated Endangered, Threatened, and Rare Plants, Voucher
MBTA passive monitoring
Implement environmental programs, construction monitoring, restoration programs, and the like

Fish & Wildlife Biologist W Resume Examples & Samples

Use line transect distance sampling to collect detailed seabird and marine mammal distribution and abundance data and enter those data into specialized software on a laptop computer during surveys. Surveys are conducted in accordance with the Marbled Murrelet Effectiveness Monitoring survey protocols and protocols developed for the Naval Base Monitoring Program. Surveys are conducted throughout the year and often in inclement weather
Data collection includes distribution and abundance of all seabirds (in both summer and winter plumages) and marine mammals encountered along transects as well as monitoring attendance at Washington seabird colonies
Data entry, data proofing, data summary (summary statistics) and report writing
Communicate effectively to the public and federal, state, and county officials
Daily cleaning of research boat
Maintenance of binoculars, electronic equipment, and communication equipment
Ability to accurately identify Washington's marine mammals and to identify Washington's seabirds in both breeding and non-breeding plumages
Be physically capable of withstanding long hours in a small boat (24 feet) at times in adverse weather and sea conditions and have excellent eyesight
Field experience using line transects distance sampling from boats and proficient use of a personal computer
Live and work cooperatively in a team of four people, have excellent attention to detail, and good communication skills
Ability to prepare detailed written reports on technical studies
Proficient in use of MS Word and Excel with experience summarizing data in Excel or similar software
Ability to apply standard statistical techniques to summarize research data
Knowledge of principles and procedures of biological research and of field methods
Ability to use standard field equipment
Experience is based on full time equivalency (i.e. 40 or more hours/week). Part time work is prorated (e.g. 20 hours/week for 6 years = 3 years of experience). Do not count experience that was a part of your educational requirements

Fish & Wildlife Biologist W Resume Examples & Samples

Significant responsibility for implementing the wildlife area management plans, to include conducting and overseeing wildlife/habitat surveys and data collection
Assist the Wildlife Area Manager and District Biologists in collecting biological data; trapping, transfer, and releasing wildlife; and conducting priority game and non-game species surveys
Surveys wildlife areas for priority wildlife species including pygmy rabbit, greater sage grouse, and Columbian sharp-tailed grouse
Participate in interagency projects that contribute to the restoration and conservation of fish and wildlife habitat via wildlife area use plans, regulations and actions
Implements adaptive management plans for enhancing shrub-steppe and grassland habitats
Conducts field reviews of restored sites and recommends future management activities
Surveys wildlife areas for invasive vegetation, native T&E plants, and general habitat conditions; and uses predefined methodologies to implement appropriate management
Assures compliance with applicable laws, label restrictions, and record keeping associated with agricultural chemical applications to wildlife areas
Implements Integrated Pest Management Program (IMP) on wildlife areas
Assists with development of grazing plans, agricultural permits, and other land-use permits. Monitors permits and keeps appropriate records
Cultivates native vegetation and food plots using predefined methodologies
Coordinate with Fish, Habitat, Enforcement, and Business Services Program staff to further WDFW's mission and goals
Assists the Wildlife Area Manager to plan, coordinate, implement, and monitor wetland and other habitat management / restoration projects to benefit wildlife and enhance public recreation
Serve as intra- and inter-agency liaison for the Wildlife Area
Participates on the local WDFW District Team
Helps the Wildlife Area Manager to manage Wildlife Area budgets with accountability, including meeting all reporting requirements, developing work plans, etc
Helps to maintain WDFW infrastructure, including buildings, grounds, roads, signs, irrigation systems, and public use facilities
Repairs, maintains, and operates small and large equipment
Monitors public use on the wildlife area ensuring that access and recreational uses of the wildlife areas are consistent with wildlife and habitat goals
Strong working knowledge and experience with plant identification and monitoring techniques, particularly Eastern Washington native plant species, is highly desirable
Experience in management and enhancement of shrub-steppe habitat is highly desirable
Experience with heavy equipment operation and maintenance
Experience with the use of herbicides
State pesticide license
Commercial Driver's License
ATV certification
Fish and wildlife habitat management principles
Habitat management tools and field techniques
General range management principles
Pesticide laws and application
Managing staff, and other state-owned resources
Familiarity with basic business-oriented personal computer hardware and software
Organizing and prioritizing workloads for self and others
Effective communication with other staff and the public both orally and in writing
Maintaining documentation and historical records relating to management of a Wildlife Area
Private landowner issues
Federal, state, local and agency private lands conservation programs
State environmental rules and regulations
Effectively and safely operate and perform basic maintenance on tractors, backhoes, farming implements and other equipment
Effectively and safely operate additional equipment and tools including: radios and other mobile communication devices, laptop computers, digital cameras, spotting scopes/binoculars, global positioning systems, tools associated with fencing
Complete required administrative paperwork in an accurate and timely manner
Ability to speak and write effectively
Communicate effectively with other governmental agencies and private landowners

Fish & Wildlife Biologist W Resume Examples & Samples

Knowledge of federal and state environmental rules, regulations, and procedures
Wildlife population relationships and ecology
Wildlife and vegetation survey methods
Personal computer hardware and software (MS Office; ArcView)
Animal and plant species identification
Wildlife and habitat management tools and field techniques
Federal, state, local, and agency private lands conservation programs
Agricultural and silvicultural practices
Strong project management and organizational skills
Experience developing and editing content for grant proposals, technical reports, and presentations
Experience with vegetation monitoring
Familiarity with aerial herbicide application, including potential impacts on T&E species
Experience developing and managing budgets and contracts

Fish & Wildlife Biologist H Resume Examples & Samples

Demonstrated ability to effectively communicate (one-on-one and participation in group discussions), independently analyze and weigh the risks verses benefits in decisions and recommendations related to fish and wildlife resources, and habitat issues
Demonstrated ability to build rapport and partner with the public, tribes, and local, state, and federal governmental agencies regarding issues pertaining to fish and wildlife protection
Demonstrated organization and time management skills to effectively prioritize workload and maximize efficiency
Demonstrated ability to apply negotiation and conflict resolution skills
Demonstrated skill in writing and group presentations and the ability to present complex or controversial information in a way that is understandable and non-confrontational
Demonstrated ability to lead public meetings and develop communications materials. Understanding of how to determine key stakeholder values and communicate with those values in mind
Demonstrated ability in working collaboratively with private landowners
Knowledge of stream and/or marine ecology and restoration techniques, fish passage barrier assessments, fish passage requirements for road crossing structures, logging processes, heavy equipment operation and limitations, in-water construction techniques, environmental review processes, and similarly applicable fields of study or training
Familiarity with ArcGIS and Priority Habitats and Species mapping
Familiarity with local government planning processes, including the Growth Management Act and the Shoreline Management Act
Demonstrated ability to work within the regulatory environment including reviewing, issuing, monitoring or complying with federal, state or local environmental permits
Demonstrated functional knowledge of the biology, life histories, and habitat requirements of fish and wildlife species of Washington
Work in the field in all weather conditions, walk streams and over rugged terrain up to 50% of the time. Ability to work in inclement weather over difficult terrain, including slippery rocks, steep banks, and sticky mud
Ability and knowledge to work safely and efficiently around agricultural equipment, ATVs, and hand tools (e.g. shovels, box cutters)
Ability to follow oral and written directions
Ability to work independently and as a team member
A cover letter describing how you meet the qualifications of this position (generic cover letter will not be accepted)

Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

Occasional travel may be required for training, meetings, and site visits
Served as an advanced trainee specializing in wildlife biology and performing common qualitative and quantitative analyses of wildlife resources
Conducted surveys and drafted tentative professional opinions to assist in determining wildlife resource needs and remedies
Assisted in carrying out a range of analytical/scientific assignments in the wildlife biology profession that included researching and analyzing data, issues, and information that support wildlife project recommendations
Provided input in the wildlife management program by gathering, compiling, and analyzing data to determine environmental conditions, characteristics, and values, and the interrelationship of wildlife resources with other resources
Analyzed data and recommended solutions to problems involving a limited section of wildlife resources issues, e.g., interpreted the effect and impact of changes on wildlife habitat as a result of specific resource activities
Provided input in the preparation, maintenance, and revision of wildlife plans that involved interpretation of data obtained from studies and field surveys

Fish & Wildlife Biologist W Resume Examples & Samples

Methods and practices of land management; habitats, food and habits of wildlife; technical habitat processes; elements of habitat for wildlife and fish; wildlife habitat management techniques; environmental regulations; principles and procedures of fish, wildlife or habitat biological research; standard negotiating practices; principles and procedures of biological research; standard laboratory and field methods
Proficiently drive, operate, haul and maintain work truck, tractor, trailer and backhoe
Safely apply herbicides and pesticides
Work independently
Follow all safety guidelines and requirements
Effectively train staff
Communicate effectively orally and in writing
Listen to requests and respond appropriately
Work with the public in a respectful manner
De-escalate confrontational situations
Understand and perform basic math functions

Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

Experience collecting and analyzing data
Interpreting Federal, State and Local laws, regulations and policies affecting wildlife damage management activities
Experience with wildlife damage management techniques and methods
Communicating orally, presenting data and making recommendations to small groups and answer questions
Collecting, analyzing and preparing data for reports, short range plans and other documentation of activities
Writing technical wildlife conservation or management reports
Using various lethal and non-lethal wildlife management methods to reduce damage
Conducting Wildlife Hazard Assessments

Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

Experience in the use of the principles of wildlife ecology and management
Experience in dealing with human/wildlife conflicts, principles of wildlife damage management, and wildlife hazard management
Experience in selecting appropriate wildlife damage management strategies, techniques, and tools; and applying them to specific situations
Experience in the requirements of the migratory bird treaty act (MBTA) endangered species act and National Environmental Policy Act
Experience working with state and federal laws and regulations that apply to wildlife species and wildlife damage management techniques
Experience collecting and analyzing data and writing technical wildlife conservation or management reports such as Environmental Assessments or NEPA documents
Experience working with stakeholders to negotiate agreements and implement a project

Fish & Wildlife Biologist H Resume Examples & Samples

College coursework involving major study in biology, zoology, fisheries, chemistry, natural sciences, or closely allied field will substitute, year for year, for experience provided the coursework includes at least six semester or nine quarter hours of natural or environmental science classes. Note: while a college degree is not required, it is strongly preferred
Safely work in all weather conditions including extreme heat or snow and sometimes over difficult terrain and surfaces up to 75% of the time
Work schedule is typically 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM, Monday – Thursday, though may include some evening and weekend hours
Transport equipment weighing up to 30 pounds over long distances and uneven terrain
Travel by vehicle up to 200 miles per day to survey locations
Work both independently and in a team environment
Communicate effectively with co-workers, other agency staff, and the public

Junior Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

Assist in the planning and conduct of wildlife inventory programs on a project related basis
Advise on Provincial and Federal legislation pertaining to Species at Risk (SAR)
Assist in the inventory environmental conditions to determine their suitability for wildlife presence/potential with particular emphasis on SAR
Contribute to the development of and support implementation of endangered species plans including risk assessment, compensation, monitoring and interaction with external regulatory agency staff
Maintain an up to date knowledge of existing and emerging regulatory requirements, wildlife assessment methodologies and best practices
Conduct environmental monitoring/field construction inspection activities, related to both SAR and non-SAR environmental requirements
Participate in training programs to broaden capabilities and provide support for other disciplines within the department
Degree or Diploma in Wildlife, Ecology studies, or similar. Graduate degree is an asset
1 to 3 years of relevant work experience in wildlife biology
Familiarity with Provincial and Federal legislation pertaining to Species at Risk (SAR), general knowledge of environmental compliance legislation and asset
Ability to inventory environmental conditions to determine their suitability for wildlife presence/potential with particular emphasis on SAR an asset
Knowledge of methods of producing and maintaining suitable habitat for various wildlife species and asset
Experience in field identification with one or more of the avian, herpetological, mammal, or botanical taxa a definite asset
Experience in environmental compliance field inspection a definite asset
Proven technical writing skills with the ability to maintain records and prepare reports and correspondence related to the work
Ability to analyze tabular data and interpret the content of data sets
Excellent verbal and interpersonal skills are required
Willingness to travel (short-term duration)

Wildlife Biologist Bay Area Resume Examples & Samples

Independently and collaboratively perform field surveys for special-status species, natural communities and habitats. Field surveys may include walking transects, walking and mapping habitat boundaries, trapping or collecting specimens, visually identifying animal and plant species or digging soil pits for wetland delineations
Independently perform environmental compliance monitoring at construction sites (including preconstruction clearance surveys and environmental awareness training), coordinating with construction crews, and being responsive to ever-changing schedules
Evaluate project plans for determining potential impacts on special-status species and other biological resources
Prepare technical memoranda summarizing field survey results
Prepare construction monitoring reports and manage construction monitoring logs
Prepare technical sections for CEQA and NEPA documents, annual reports, and environmental permit applications under guidance of senior staff
Provide logistical support to task managers and project managers. Logistical support may include coordinating other ICF field staff and subcontractors, scheduling construction monitors, scheduling meetings, and invoicing
Bachelor’s Degree in Biological Sciences, Environmental Sciences or other related field of study
4+ years of experience in conducting biological fieldwork for consulting firm, municipality and/or government department/agency
Demonstrated experience in technical writing (writing samples may be requested)
Proficiency in use of Microsoft Word and Excel
Proficiency in use of GPS technology for navigation and data collection in the field
Experience working with or writing about particular Bay Area special-status wildlife species (e.g., California tiger salamander, California red-legged frog, San Francisco garter snake, Alameda whipsnake, vernal pool branchiopods, Ridgway’s rail, burrowing owl, dusky-footed woodrat)
Experience conducting delineations of aquatic resources (i.e., wetlands, streams)
Knowledge of northern California invasive plant species
Knowledge of northern California tidal marsh species and functions
Experience with data entry and formatting
Knowledge of federal and state laws and regulations relating to biological resources (including CEQA, NEPA, Clean Water Act, California Fish and Game Codes, etc.)

Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

Provide assistance with field work with birds
Banding, field experiments, DNA sampling, behavioral observations and morphological measurements of birds
Data entry
Must be able to work flexible hours and be able to work in inclement weather, rough terrain and remote locations
Bachelor’s Degree in Biology or closely related field

Fish & Wildlife Biologist W Resume Examples & Samples

Implement the Oak Creek Wildlife Area Management Plan
Plan, coordinate, implement, and monitor wetland and other habitat management / restoration projects to benefit wildlife and enhance public recreation
Serve as primary Wildlife Area representative on the local WDFW District Team
Manage Wildlife Area budgets with accountability, including meeting all reporting requirements, developing work plans, etc
Work with various Conservation Districts and NGOs (e.g., Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Mule Deer Foundation) to improve habitats for wildlife where these opportunities exist on and near the Oak Creek Wildlife Area
Develop grant applications and implement successful grants
Maintain WDFW infrastructure, including buildings, grounds, roads, signs, irrigation systems, and public use facilities
Oversee winter elk/bighorn sheep feeding operations at 5 feeding areas
Supervise permanent and seasonal WDFW staff
Participate in promoting WDFW's conservation and recreational values on units of the Oak Creek Wildlife Area
Wildlife ecology
Local and state laws governing land use
Contract administration
Grant writing
Managing budgets, staff, and other state-owned resources
Use sound, independent judgment to make decisions on environmental problems associated with wildlife conflict and completing assigned tasks,

Fish & Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

Supervise sampling programs and personnel in four major geographic areas around Puget Sound (North Sound, Peninsula, Central Sound, and South Sound)
Plan, design, organize, coordinate, conduct, and evaluate sampling studies throughout Puget Sound
Develop and manage an annual budget of approximately $2,700,000
Participate in North of Falcon salmon season setting process
Writes grant proposals to secure project funding for the Puget Sound Sampling Unit
Communicates the objectives, methods, and results of sampling projects via oral presentations and written reports
A Bachelor's degree with major study in a natural science (Fish Science, Fish Management, Biology, etc.)
A minimum of five years of progressively higher responsible management experience in the area of natural resources
Well-developed communication skills (written and verbal) are required
An in-depth understanding of fish conservation and fisheries management principles, Endangered Species Act law, Tribal law, and administration skills
This position also requires excellent leadership, interpersonal communication, and conflict resolution skills
Demonstrated leadership, team-building, and supervisory skills
Ability to work independently to proactively solve problems and make critical decisions in a fast-paced environment
Advanced computer, data processing, and analytical skills, across multiple hardware and software environments
Ability to produce and/or evaluate salmon and steelhead run size forecasts, run reconstructions, coded-wire tag analysis, escapement estimates, and exploitation rates relative to conservation objectives
Knowledge of: program management; budget development and management; natural resource management issues; methods of biological data collection, interpretation, and presentation; development of cooperative relationships internally and with other agencies; principles of negotiating; recreational and commercial salmon fisheries; and oral presentation skills to communicate effectively when presenting complex information to professional, technical, and public audiences
Expertise in: Treaty Case Law in Washington State; salmon and steelhead life histories; fishery management principles; biometric/statistical analysis; negotiating and developing State-Tribal fishery agreements, Pacific Fishery Management Council activities and responsibilities, and Pacific Salmon Commission activities and responsibilities

Fish & Wildlife Biologist W Resume Examples & Samples

Implements adaptive management plans for restoring, enhancing, and maintenance of shrub-steppe and grassland habitats
Conducts field reviews of restored sites, recommends and implements future management activities
Surveys wildlife areas for invasive vegetation, native T&E plants, and general habitat conditions; uses predefined methodologies to implement appropriate management
Implement and manage the Integrated Pest Management Program (IMP) on wildlife areas
Assists with development of grazing plans, agricultural permits, and other land-use permits
Monitors grazing utilization with predefined methodologies and keeps appropriate records
Assist the Wildlife Area Manager and District Biologists in collecting biological data; trapping, transfer, and releasing wildlife; conduct annual surveys for priority species including Columbian sharp-tailed grouse, greater sage grouse, and pygmy rabbit
Plan and perform wildlife habitat improvement and maintenance projects through establishment of annual cereal grain crops and riparian plantings
Operate and maintain diesel and gasoline powered equipment and vehicles, and farming implements necessary to conduct and maintain habitat enhancement and restoration projects
Assists the Wildlife Area Manager to plan, coordinate, implement, and monitor wetland and other habitat management/restoration projects to benefit wildlife and enhance public recreation

Fish & Wildlife Biologist W Resume Examples & Samples

Assist the Wildlife Area Manager and District Biologists in collecting biological data; trapping, transfer, and releasing wildlife; conducts annual surveys for priority species including elk, band-tailed pigeon, and waterfowl
Implements adaptive management plans for restoring, enhancing, and maintenance of forest, wetland, and meadow habitats
A Bachelor's degree in wildlife management, wildlife biology, wildlife ecology, forestry, agriculture, natural resource science, environmental science, soil science, range ecology, or closely allied field
AND One (1) year of professional level experience in wildlife or habitat management
A strong working knowledge and experience working with forest management, and habitat enhancement and restoration for big game species is highly desirable
Previous experience identifying big game, waterfowl, songbirds, birds of prey, and shorebirds in the field
Background in the use of agricultural practices and equipment is highly desirable
Experience with biological data collection is highly desired
Experience in identifying Western Washington native plant species is highly desirable

Fish & Wildlife Biologist H Resume Examples & Samples

Demonstrated ability to build rapport and partner with the public, tribes, and local, state, and federal agencies
Knowledge of ecological processes pertinent to the Northwest
Familiarity with ArcGIS and general familiarity with Priority Habitats and Species (PHS) mapping
General understanding of various regulatory processes, including the Hydraulic Code, Growth Management Act (GMA), State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA), and Shoreline Management Act (SMA)
Supervisory and leadership - Demonstrated skill supervising, leading, and coaching people. Excellent self-awareness to understand and relate to different personalities in a manner that produces team cohesion, trust, and solution-oriented thinking
Facilitation and negotiation – Demonstrated ability to apply negotiation and conflict resolution skills in contentious work settings. Leadership reaching consensus and de-escalating conflict
Communication and coordination – Demonstrated success using verbal and written communication skills. Excellent interpersonal skills. Ability to discuss complex or controversial information in a way that is understandable and non-confrontational to different audiences. Intuitive sense for who to coordinate key messages with, including relevant management
Create a positive team atmosphere where staff can function knowing the operating sideboards of their position(s) and how they align with the agency strategic plan and program business plan
Balance the interests or desires of the staff they supervise with the interests of the public. Ability and willingness to have crucial conversations with employees to help in execution of their jobs
Provide leadership and ideas for continuous improvement of program processes and be adaptive to changes in the work environment
Be pragmatic when implementing environmental regulations and able to see the "big picture" at all times
Be self-aware of their emotions and personality and how to flex these behaviors to fit with other personality types
Ability to accept and follow supervisory direction, including seeking and accepting constructive feedback on performance and making efforts to improve as needed
Demonstrate, instruct, or train others in methods, policies, procedures, and how to complete tasks
Exhibit self-initiative in developing or upgrading knowledge and skills, and applying that new knowledge or skill in the work environment

Wildlife Biologist, Assistant Resume Examples & Samples

Scout potential survey areas during daylight hours and set out transects for night surveys
Conduct surveys for Elf Owls and spot-map and track owls using passive techniques to estimate spatial and habitat use
Collect, compile, enter data into spreadsheets and Trimble software, and manipulate and correct field data for data uploads
Hike over rough terrain in hot, dry weather at night
Interact with agency personnel and the public
Drive a vehicle over rough roads
Assist with administrative tasks
Ability to work in field at night
Experience observing birds in the field

Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

Conduct basic classifications and measurements of vegetation
Conduct surveys for Elf Owls and track owls using telemetry at night
Locate and monitor owl nests
Collect, compile, enter into spreadsheets, and manipulate field data
Camp in field where needed
Use GPS, and various types of electronic equipment
Assess access and land ownership to determine right of entry and coordinate with various entities on permits
Supervise one assistant
Experience working with birds in the Sonoran Desert
Knowledge of bird survey techniques
Excellent hearing ability
Experience with GPS, telemetry, and night field work
Knowledge of tree species and ability to identify common woody plants in the Sonoran Desert
Ability to read maps and scout potential survey areas
Ability to supervise an employee

Junior Wildlife Biologist Season Contract Resume Examples & Samples

Conducting biophysical assessments with a focus on wildlife and wildlife habitat, with particular emphasis on avian species
Designing and conducting field studies and environmental impact assessments related to wildlife biology
Conducting data summary reviews and, analyzing and elevating the information for reporting and recommendation purposes
Assisting in preparing reports
Working closely with a team of professionals and technical experts in biology and environmental science
At a minimum, currently enrolled in a B.Sc. program or equivalent
Must be able to identify Alberta, Saskatchewan, and British Columbia birds by sight and sound
Familiar with bat acoustic detector deployment an asset
Knowledge and understanding of local ecosystems in western Canada
Ability to travel and work in remote locations
Ability to work safely and independently with minimal supervision
Experience using GPS, word processing, and data management software (e.g., MS Office)

Fish & Wildlife Biologist H Resume Examples & Samples

Typical work schedule is 7:00AM - 5:30PM Monday – Thursday. May include evenings and weekends, must be willing and able to work long, irregular hours at times
Ability to work in inclement weather over difficult terrain, including slippery rocks, steep banks, and sticky mud
Ability to walk, bend, stoop, often on uneven terrain, while at times carrying up to 30-50 pounds
Ability to load and transport equipment and gear
Willingness to perform in a safe and efficient manner
Ability to safely operate motor vehicles in field situations. May have to travel up to 200 miles per day to survey locations. Overnight travel may be required

Fish & Wildlife Biologist W Resume Examples & Samples

A Bachelor's degree in fisheries, wildlife management, natural resource science, or environmental science AND one year of professional experience in fish/ wildlife/ habitat management or research
Note: A Master's degree or Ph.D, degree in the applicable science will substitute for one year of the required experience
Note: A Ph.D. in the applicable science will substitute for two years of the required experience
Experience is based on full time equivalency (i.e., 40 or more hours/week). Part time work is prorated (e.g., 20 hours/week for 6 years = 3 years of experience). Do not count experience that was a part of your educational requirements
College course work involving major study in biology, zoology, fisheries, chemistry, natural sciences, or closely allied field will substitute, year for year, for experience, provided course work includes at least six semester or nine quarter hours of natural science classes.)
A strong working knowledge and experience working with forest management, and habitat enhancement and restoration for big and small game and listed species is highly desirable
Previous experience identifying non-game, big and small game, waterfowl, songbirds, birds of prey, and shorebirds in the field
Experience in identifying Eastern Washington native plant species is highly desirable

Aquatic Wildlife Biologist On-call Resume Examples & Samples

Minimum of 1+ demonstrated years of experience in field as an intern or professional
Familiar with jurisdictional determinations (Waters of the U.S. and State) using the Arid West Regional Supplement and Ordinary High Water Mark (OHWM) Manual
Familiar with the regulations under which we work including the Clean Water Act (e.g., CWA Section 401 and 404), Section 1600 of the State Fish and Game Code, Section 7 of the Endangered Species Act for the Corps, RWQCB, and CDFW
Demonstrated ability to work in a team environment and with regulatory agency personnel
Familiarity with compensatory mitigation planning [Habitat Mitigation and Monitoring Plans (HMMPs)]
Proficiency with botanical surveys
Ability to work with all levels of internal staff

Fish & Wildlife Biologist H Resume Examples & Samples

Offload field data collection equipment
Data QA/QC using Excel or other database systems
Organize data for analysis
GIS mapping of field sites and data collected
Project result synthesis and report writing

Fish & Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

Finely-tuned leadership skills – ability to work independently, think strategically, be adaptable and flexible, inspire and foster team commitment, comfortable with conflict management, highly credible and transparent, reliable and dependable, courteous and respectful of others, ability to make sound ethical decisions, high degree of integrity
Knowledge of anadromous, resident fish, life history and population dynamics
Knowledge of appropriate scientific methods and tools to conduct analysis, especially population assessment, population dynamics modeling and fishery monitoring
Competencies in: verbal and written communication, statistical analysis, computer programs such as Microsoft Excel, Access, Word and Powerpoint
Effective oral and written communication skills to produce reports that are clear and concise
Proficiency at written and verbal communications for a broad range of audiences: public, scientific, legal, and policy
Ability to interact with state, federal, and local government agencies, Indian tribes and the public on politically sensitive issues and to convey complex fishery information
Ability to coordinate and organize information and summarize appropriately for managers to use in decision-making
Knowledge of principles and procedures of fish management and harvest management, and knowledge of natural production of fish populations
Knowledge of the Coded-wire tag (CWT) system and ability to analyze CWT data. Ability to determine the methodology of biological data collection, collects these data, and provide the analysis, assessment and interpretation of the results
Ability to develop, populate and maintain large and complicated databases
Ability to develop and use complex fishery models
Policy development and implementation
Government-to-government relationships with the Columbia Basin tribes
United States vs. Oregon Federal Court orders and management plans
Knowledge of Columbia River fisheries and fish runs. Provisions of the ESA and of Washington State salmon recovery policies and Fishery Management and Evaluation
Plans (FMEP) and how they relate to management of Columbia River fisheries and hydro operations
History and structure of treaty and non-treaty commercial and recreational fisheries in the Columbia Basin
Washington State regulatory structure for regulation of fisheries
Knowledge of technical aspects of fish passage and survival through hydroelectric dams and reservoirs
Operation of the Federal Columbia River Power System (FCRPS)
Uses data and information in a clear and rational thought process to assess and understand issues, evaluate options, form accurate conclusions, and make decisions
Use of rigorous logic and methods to solve difficult problems with effective solutions is required
Effectively works with groups to understand interests and actively strive to achieve agreement or resolve differences in a timely manner, and requires ability to communicate complex issues with public, co-managers, and fishery constituents
Ability to work in a professional manner under difficult conditions
Ability to define research problems and determine extent and type of information needed

Intermediate Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

Master's in Biology, Zoology, Environmental Science, Forestry, Ecology, or Conservation
Project experience in Western Canada
Valid level 1 First Aid, ATV/UTV/Argo, and other safety courses

Senior Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

Developing and directing biophysical assessments with a focus on wildlife and wildlife habitat, with particular emphasis on avian and bat species
Working closely with a multi-disciplinary team of professionals and technical experts in biology and environmental science
Leading the existing team in delivering top quality and winning technical proposals for large, complex environmental projects
Leading the development of accurate scopes of work, cost estimates, project plans, schedules and deliverables for high quality project execution
Technical Guidance / Project Execution / Report Reviews
Mentorship and training of junior team members
Staying current on general trends in the technical field and market sector provincially and nationally
Minimum of a BSc in biology or ecology, a MSc would be deemed an asset
Eligible for or registered as Professional Biologist in Alberta
Successful applicant must have worked a minimum of 8 years in environmental consulting including wildlife surveys, impact assessment, permitting and regulatory approvals, and post construction monitoring / mitigation planning. Emphasis on avian and bat species considered an asset
Recent experience in the renewable energy sector (wind and solar power), and other related areas including transmission, distribution and utilities
Proven track record in facilitating regulatory consultation and approvals
Demonstrated experience with principals of project management
Proficient technical writer
Excellent written and verbal communication skills and ability to effectively communicate with clients, regulatory agencies, stakeholders, and the public. Public consultation experience is an asset
A strong track record in Health and Safety management on projects
Extensive knowledge of Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan environmental regulations

Fish & Wildlife Biologist W Resume Examples & Samples

One year of professional experience conducting field related research
Basic wetland management experience or understanding
Basic understanding of wetland related survey and sampling methods
Working knowledge of vegetation management techniques and strategies
Good working knowledge of waterfowl and their habitats
Ability to interact with the waterfowl hunting public and represent the agency in the field
Critical thinking and the ability to make decisions based on the best available information
Experience with a wide variety of hand and power tools(chainsaws, drills, hammer, etc.)
Experience operating wheeled tractors and skid steers and associated implements
Experience with writing reports and grant proposals

Fish & Wildlife Biologist H Resume Examples & Samples

Independently analyze and weigh the risks and benefits when taking action or making recommendations related to fish and wildlife resources and habitat issues
Build and maintain positive working relationships with associates, HPA permit holders, public, tribes, and local, state, and federal governmental agencies
Work with difficult clients to achieve positive outcomes for fish life protection
Write and present complex or controversial information in a professional manner that is understandable and conveys a positive and collaborative approach
Understand how to determine key stakeholder values and communicate with those values in mind
Demonstrate functional knowledge of the biology, life histories, and habitat requirements of fish and wildlife species of Washington
Apply knowledge of stream and/or marine ecology, habitat restoration techniques, fish passage barrier assessments, fish passage requirements for road crossing structures, logging processes, heavy equipment operation and limitations, in-water construction techniques, environmental review processes, and similarly applicable fields of study, training, or experience
Employ mapping and other data-driven techniques to carry out job duties
Demonstrate familiarity with local government ordinances and planning processes such as those implemented under the Growth Management Act and the Shoreline Management Act
Serve as both as a regulator and as a non-regulatory technical expert on regional fish and wildlife issues is required. Being tactful and sensitive when dealing with people with strongly held opposing viewpoints are very important qualities for this position. Exemplary social and verbal communication skills are needed to ensure requests and actions are professional, objective, and expressed in a spirit of helpfulness and cooperation
Follow prescribed procedures for the escalation of the agency's compliance protocol so that the support of associates and supervisors can contribute to decisions about application of higher levels of civil compliance authority
Dress professionally and appropriately for field work involving interactions with other professionals and the public

Fish & Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

A Bachelor's degree in wildlife management, range management, forestry, ecosystem management, natural resource science, or environmental science AND three years of professional experience in wildlife management or wildlife research, or habitat management or habitat research
Note: A Master's degree in the applicable science will substitute one year of the required experience. A Ph.D. in the applicable science may be substituted for two years of the required experience
College course work involving major study in biology, zoology, fisheries, chemistry, forestry, range, natural sciences, or closely allied field will substitute, year for year, for experience, provided course work includes at least six semester or nine quarter hours of natural science classes
A strong working knowledge and experience working with forest and/or range management, and habitat enhancement and restoration
Knowledge of wildlife species (e.g., mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates) found in eastern Washington
Experience in identifying native plant and weed species in eastern Washington
Background in the use of farming and ranching practices and equipment
Experience with biological data collection
Working knowledge of ecological principles and their application to habitat restoration and management
Direct experience with wild land management

Wildlife Biologist, Assistant Resume Examples & Samples

Work will primarily be in the field, but some lab work may be required
Field work includes installing and monitoring wildlife cameras, hair snare tubes, and inventorying vegetation and wildlife sign
Lab work includes identifying hair samples under a microscope, downloading and analyzing wildlife camera photos, and entering/managing data in either Excel or an Access database

Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

Dealing with the principles of wildlife ecology and management
Identifying North American wildlife species and assess their abundance, behavior, and habitats
Dealing with human-wildlife conflicts, principles of wildlife damage management and airport wildlife hazard management
Selecting appropriate wildlife damage management strategies, techniques, and tools and apply them to specific situations
The Migratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA), Endangered Species Act, National Environmental Policy Act, and Federal Air Regulations
The Skilled use of firearms, traps, snares, pesticides, immobilizing drugs, pyrotechnics, electronic harassment devices, and

Wildlife Biologist, Assistant Resume Examples & Samples

Conducting surveys for lizards (20%)
Conducting surveys of shrikes (20%)
Radio tracking lizards (20%)
Managing data and assisting with report writing (20%)
Monitoring shrike caches with wildlife cameras (20%)
Capturing, handling and marking lizards (20%)

Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

TDY (Temporary Duty Travel) may be required: 5%
Knowledge of Wildlife Management
Ability to Analyze and Interpret Biological Data
Ability to Communicate Orally and in Writing
Skill in Administrative Duties

Wildlife Biologist On-call New Mexico Resume Examples & Samples

General knowledge of the flora and fauna of Central New Mexico
Ability to work effectively as part of a construction compliance team
Experience with conducting nesting bird surveys
At least 1 year of wildlife biology survey and monitoring experience

Wildlife Biologist On-call Irvine Resume Examples & Samples

Minimum of 2 demonstrated years of experience in field
Solid field skills including the ability to navigate using maps and GPS
Experience assessing site suitability and constraints for supporting sensitive flora and fauna
Demonstrated experience with conducting ESA/CESA rare and sensitive flora and fauna surveys
Prepared annual and technical reports on filed survey observations and findings
Authored annual habitat mitigation and monitoring reports
Wetland delineation, restoration monitoring/installation, and/or permitting experience
Strong writing, communication, data management, and critical thinking skills
A demonstrated ability to work independently
An overall dedication to excellence, integrity, and a sense of pride in your work

Wildlife Biologist On-call Wyoming Resume Examples & Samples

Raptor and Eagle Use Surveys
Avian Point Counts
Night surveys for black-footed ferrets and swift fox
Prairie dog town delineations
Providing survey results for project reporting
Must be proficient in navigation in remote and rugged terrain
Must have a valid driver's license and be able to operate four-wheel drive trucks, comfortable driving ATVs, and ability to dig out stuck vehicles

Wildlife Biologist, Assistant Resume Examples & Samples

Develop new tools in ESRI ArcGIS for the AGWA using the Python programming language
Knowledge of ESRI ArcGIS
Experience in programming with Python
BS or BA in Geography, Natural Resources or related field
One year experience in programming with Python

Wildlife Biologist, ZP Resume Examples & Samples

Your application materials must clearly demonstrate this experience.Failure to do so will result in your application being marked as ineligible
Up to 33% of foreign and domestic travel may be required
Researching migrating sea turtles and marine mammals by capturing, tagging, identifying, and sampling sea turtles and other protected species
Using recording devices in order to collect seasonal occurrence information and distribution patterns of marine mammals in the Northwest Atlantic Ocean; and
Providing expertise in leading small boat operations which include routine maintenance, coastal and offshore operations, deployment and retrieval of small boats from large research vessels

Wildlife Biologist, Assistant Resume Examples & Samples

Hike several miles in extreme temperatures and adverse terrain while carrying a pack of 10-30 lbs
Conduct behavioral observations of Sonoran pronghorn, collect biological samples from wild animals, and maintain a remote-sensing camera network
Work with other team members as well as alone in a challenging landscape
Process and analyze data

Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

Extensive knowledge, education and practical experience in wildlife research and management, with specialized training and experience in waterfowl ecology and management
Proven communication and technical writing skills, including the ability to communicate effectively with a wide range of people from other scientists to the general public. This also involves working effectively as a team member with larger groups of professionals and resources users
Strong computer and analytical skills including the use of standard and advanced computer software for data management, statistical analysis, spatial analysis, presentations, and office productivity
Ability to travel for extended periods while conducting field work, often in remote locations
Willingness and/or experience to work safely with helicopters, small fixed-wing aircrafts, and motorized boats to conduct population and monitoring surveys and wildlife capture activities
Demonstrated experience managing, coordinating, and supervising the work of field personnel
Extensive experience planning, budgeting, designing, and implementing complex research and management projects, analyzing data and writing comprehensive scientific reports and peer-reviewed publications
Demonstrated ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with government officials, private industry officials, hunters, subsistence users, and the general public; and
Experience developing project proposals and grant applications and developing public information and educational programs
Copies of all college transcripts (unofficial copies are acceptable)

Intermediate Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

B.Sc. or M.Sc. in biology, primarily related to wildlife, or equivalent demonstrated experience
Willingness to work in the field in remote locations for extended periods of time
3-6 years of relevant field experience related to wildlife, preferably with an emphasis on breeding bird surveys in western Canada
Experience with biophysical baseline studies and monitoring programs
Knowledge of provincial and federal environmental legislation and regulatory requirements, primarily in western Canada
Excellent interpersonal skills, team-oriented, and suited to work as part of a multi-disciplinary team
A driver’s license and a clean driver’s abstract
Preference will be given to candidates with valid First Aid and H2S certifications

Oil Sands Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

Must be legally eligible to work for any employer in Canada without sponsorship
A Post Secondary education in Biology
Professional Designation with the Alberta Society of Professional Biologists (P.Biol)
Specific experience / training in Avian Biology is needed
7-10 years experience in the environmental industry (Oil and Gas, Energy and Utilities) conducting wildlife surveys, particularly leading breeding bird point count, avian use, migratory bird nesting and amphibian surveys in western Canada strongly preferred
Experience with data management, analysis and interpretation, and determination of appropriate mitigation measures is required
Valid driver’s license; experience driving a 4x4 truck in all-terrain conditions

Wildlife Biologist / Non-game SME Resume Examples & Samples

A Bachelor of Science in wildlife biology or closely related field and three years of experience
Ability and expertise to map locations utilizing Geographic Information System (GIS) using ArcMap
Ability to perform strenuous field work in rugged terrain and weather extremes
Ability to maintain a flexible work schedule to conform to special project/ event requests and to facilitate collection of biological data
The successful candidate must be eligible to work in the United States by proposed start date. CEMML will not provide visa sponsorship for this position
Ability and experience to implement the field techniques of capturing, identifying (visual and auditory), and banding/ marking birds, reptiles, amphibians, mammals, fish and invertebrates within all appropriate habitats (i.e. upland and riparian forests; lotic and lentic waters)
Experience preparing documents and reports
Experience communicating with stakeholders or other entities
5) References – (contact information for 3 professional references including at least one supervisor) References will not be contacted without prior notification of candidates

Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

A Bachelor’s degree in wildlife biology or similar field and 5 or more years of wildlife biology experience
Experience supporting wildlife projects at the Nevada Test and Training Range
Knowledge of flora and fauna of Nevada
Experience with GPS, ArcGIS, and mapping
Experience writing reports/technical documents
Experience working in the field
Experience working in the Nevada or desert southwest
5) Three References (contact information for professional references including at least one supervisor, references will not be contacted without prior notification of candidates)

Senior Wildlife Biologist / Ecologist Resume Examples & Samples

Masters or Ph.D degree in wildlife or wildlife habitat-related studies with a minimum of 8 to 10 years of directly relevant consulting experience conducting and managing wildlife studies
Strong field skills and two or more years of leading and managing teams in remote settings
Relevant regulatory experience that is applicable to the oil and gas, energy, mining, and infrastructure industries
Working knowledge of relevant provincial and federal environmental legislation in western Canada
Hold or be eligible for Professional Designation under the BC College of Applied Biology
Strong time management skills, with the ability to simultaneously work on multiple tasks/projects and meet project deadlines
Experience in client liaison and business development
Experience with overseeing wildlife biology components of environmental assessment and regulatory applications, as well as defending work in regulatory settings (i.e., oral hearings, working groups)
Positive attitude, self-motivated with strong initiative

Wildlife Biologist Resume Examples & Samples

Plan and carry out wildlife damage control operations in a variety of settings
Communicate verbally and in writing with individuals and small groups in order to coordinate and document wildlife service activities
Research wildlife control theories to help develop plans to mitigate damage caused by wildlife
Create new damage control techniques to meet local conditions and address specific environmental, economic or political considerations
Preparation of presentations and reports to cooperators and other entities to ensure program success

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