Terrestrial Wildlife Research Biologist 2
Overview
Lead wildlife research initiatives and design studies that directly address agency priorities. Manage field operations across diverse habitats while mentoring junior staff. Contribute to statewide conservation goals through rigorous scientific analysis and community outreach.
What You'll Do9
- 1Design and execute field surveys for mammals birds reptiles and amphibians using statistical modeling techniques
- 2Operate specialized equipment including drones and telemetry systems for wildlife tracking
- 3Analyze ecological datasets to develop evidence-based management recommendations
- 4Publish peer-reviewed research in top-tier scientific journals
- 5Supervise technicians and interns during multi-day field deployments
- 6Conduct habitat assessments and prepare detailed reports for regulatory compliance
- 7Collaborate with law enforcement agencies on wildlife crime investigations
- 8Develop training programs for volunteer networks supporting research objectives
- 9Maintain accurate field equipment logs and ensure proper maintenance protocols
Requirements9
- 1Valid Arizona driver's license with clean driving record
- 2Bachelor's degree in wildlife science or related field with graduate degree preference
- 3Minimum 3 years wildlife research experience with demonstrated leadership capability
- 4Proficiency in GIS mapping and spatial analysis software
- 5Experience with statistical packages SPSS R and Python
- 6Ability to operate ATVs four-wheel drive vehicles and aircraft
- 7Strong communication skills for technical presentations and stakeholder engagement
- 8Experience with field data collection methodologies and sample preservation techniques
- 9Commitment to ethical wildlife handling and conservation practices
Salary Insight
$48 - $55k per year
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