Wildlife Biologist

Lead Field Biologist Serve as lead field biologist, providing general oversight and continuing analysis of the daily operations of an installation-wide fishery/wildlife management program. Take a lead role in the development and implementation of a program covering a 61,000 acre installation that serves as a habitat for numerous flora, fauna, threatened or endangered species. Plan, coordinate, oversee, and/or conduct fish and wildlife management activities. Prepare contract specifications and statements of work for fish and wildlife management requirements. Exercise considerable initiative and professional judgment to adapt guidelines to fit local circumstances. Make recommendations concerning the impact of programs and projects such as military training, construction, livestock grazing, and multiple land use activities. Utilize a computer to develop and maintain geographic information system (GIS) files and automated databases. Prepare articles on fish and wildlife species and other wildlife management topics for publishing. Serve as Team Leader and Subject Matter Expert (SME) on matters relating to waters of the United States. Assist in developing budget and funding requests. US Department of War