Biological Science Technician (Wildlife)(Seasonal)

Job TitleBiological Science Technician (Wildlife)DutiesThese positions may be filled for a six month seasonal period, but can be vary due to weather conditions, project needs, or funding. Defined Seasons for Parks:March - October: Redwood National and State ParksApril - October: Yosemite National Park, Point Reyes National Seashore, Whiskeytown National Recreation Area, Mount Rainier National Park, Channel Islands National Park, Craters Of The Moon National Monument and Preserve, Crater Lake National ParkApril - November: Yosemite National Park, Olympic National ParkMay - October: Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks; Lassen Volcanic National ParkMay - November: Sequoia & Kings Canyon National ParksJune - December: Haleakal? National ParkSome of the Biological Science Technician (Wildlife) Standard Duties include but are not limited to:Conduct surveys and monitoring of wildlife populations, species, and habitats.Collect biological and environmental data and specimens using established wildlife sampling and monitoring methods and equipment.Record and maintain project data using Global Positioning System (GPS), Geographic Information System (GIS), and other data-management technology.Organize, enter, and maintain wildlife and habitat project data.Additional duties for GS-05:You may implement established wildlife monitoring and management projects; collect, organize, and summarize field data; and assist in the preparation of reports and project documentation.Additional duties for GS-06:You may independently conduct wildlife and habitat monitoring and management activities using established methods; operate and maintain specialized field equipment; organize and evaluate project data; and assist with project implementation, data analysis, and preparation of reports and plans.Additional duties for GS-07:You may coordinate and lead wildlife and habitat field projects and provide technical guidance to field staff, interns, and/or volunteers. You may organize, schedule, and execute established wildlife monitoring and management projects; train personnel in wildlife identification, survey and monitoring methods, data and sample collection, habitat assessment, mapping, and equipment use; ensure quality control of field data; evaluate and summarize project results; and prepare draft project reports and recommendations.