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The Urban and Nuisance Wildlife Program Specialist will work closely with the Wildlife Damage Specialist on the implementation of several programs including the Wildlife Damage Abatement and Claims Program, the wolf conflict program, the urban wildlife program, and the Deer Donation Program.
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Candidate will assist primarily with forest habitat management on Wildlife Management Areas including forest inventory, marking, sale preparation, and monitoring. Will also assist with other various wildlife projects including but not limited to pheasant releases, deer checks, and answering wildlife related questions.
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Home to bighorn sheep, bears, elk, moose, mountain goats, and more, it's a great place to experience wildlife it its natural habitat, and hiking, skiing, and fishing are popular pastimes no matter the time of year.
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Illinois has a wealth of state parks, natural areas, conservation areas, recreation areas, fish and wildlife areas, and national parks. Plus, we're the only healthcare staffing company to offer our travelers a free, all-inclusive tropical vacation.
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While under the supervisor of the Wildlife Management Area (WMA) Wildlife Foreman, The Fish and Wildlife Technician II position within the Purchase Region of the Wildlife Division is responsible for implementing the daily technical activities associated with the maintenance, management, and enhancement of Big Rivers WMA.
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Division/Unit: DNR Fish and Wildlife / Wildlife Research Program. Management skills to effectively plan, budget, motivate, coordinate, and direct resources to meet wildlife research needs.
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Dokken is seeking a highly talented and motivated Wildlife Biologist/Environmental Planner to complete biological resource and environmental planning tasks. Work with other disciplines within the company, clients, regulatory authorities and sub-consultants, in-person and with video/teleconference meetings.
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Education: Master’s Degree in Biological Sciences (Ornithology, Mammalogy, and/or Herpetology), Wildlife Ecology/Management, Environmental Biology/Science, or a closely related discipline; preferably with an emphasis in Wildlife.
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Compensation DOE. Full-time, permanent status employees are eligible for incentive bonuses and the company offers excellent medical, HSA, dental, vision, and life insurance benefits.
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Provide policy expertise and guidance on coastal issues as they impact wildlife and habitat to the Vanishing Paradise team, the NWF Gulf team and the Restore the Mississippi River Delta coalition.
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Plans, investigates, conducts, and reviews on-site ecological investigations on a wide variety of the most complex and diverse Federal land and water and other resource development proposals to determine their effects on fish and wildlife resources, with special emphasis on rare, candidate, proposed, federally listed threatened and endangered species habitat, riparian habitat, wetland ecology and management, and other habitats of concern in the affected area.
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B. Combination of education and experience : equivalent to a major in biological science (i.e., at least 30 semester hours), with at least 9 semester hours in wildlife subjects, 12 semester hours in zoology, and 9 semester hours in botany or related plant science, as shown in A above, plus appropriate experience or additional education.
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Under supervision of a wildlife biologist or Senior Biologist, the Wildlife Technician may assist in conducting surveys, investigations, and developments to enhance wildlife.
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This position has the opportunity to participate in team meetings, seminars, and workshops relating to wildlife resource management, as well as other professional development opportunities within and outside FWC.
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Fundraising and Community Engagement Assistant , Center for Wildlife - Dynamic and unique wildlife conservation medicine and environmental education center seeks full-time, highly organized and relationship focused fundraising professional.
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