Wildlife Biologist

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers · Junction City, OR

Full-time$61,722 – $80,243 per year
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Department of the Army

About the Position: The purpose of this position is to plan, coordinate and conduct wildlife management activities in the Willamette Valley Project consistent with program objectives established by the Master plans for Resource Use and the Natural Resource Manager. The incumbent also assists in providing professional support to project staffs in developing and implementing the wildlife management sections of the Project Operational Management plans.

  • Plan, coordinate and conduct wildlife management activities consistent with program objectives.
  • Assist in providing professional support to project staff in developing and implementing the wildlife management sections of the Project Operational Management Plans (OPMs).
  • Review Annual Work Plans submitted by projects to ensure consistency with the Project Operational Management Plans (OPMs).
  • Provide technical assistance to the projects in planning and conducting various wildlife management programs.
  • Prepare periodic and special reports to include quarterly management and expenditure, nesting box utilization, and the status of wildlife populations and habitats, including federally listed Endangered Species and Species of Concern.

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