Wildlife Biologist: Safeguarding Parks & Wildlife

US National Park Service

The National Park Service seeks a Biological Scientist in Alaska to support wildlife resources and park ecosystems. Applicants must have a biological science degree with integrated wildlife, zoology, and botany coursework and meet eligibility criteria, including residency considerations for near-area parks. The role emphasizes planning, wildlife biology, ecology, effective oral communication, and scientific research to inform management decisions and public stewardship. #J-18808-Ljbffr US National Park Service

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