• GS-09: Assisting in preparing, evaluating and conducting biological analysis of land and water resource projects.

• Working closely with and assisting senior specialist with coordinating and consulting with Tribal, State, special interest groups and other federal agencies.

• Serving on interdisciplinary teams where in collaboration with other specialists writes and reviews biological input to environmental assessments, biological assessments, and development of protective stipulations, and resource management plans.

• Participating in monitoring wildlife development projects by providing input to interdisciplinary reports, environmental assessments and protective stipulations for threatened and endangered species.

• GS-11: Reviews the recommendations and data input from the Field/District offices on wildlife issues.

• Works closely with the Lead Wildlife Biologist in the District/State Office on coordination with local interest groups, Tribal Councils, and other Federal agencies.

• Serves on district/field level interdisciplinary teams responsible for writing and reviewing multi-field office required biological input to environmental/biological assessments, development of protective stipulations, and resource management plans.

• Is responsible for identification of impacts to wildlife habitat and Threatened and Endangered species by other resource activities.

• Assisting in designing and implementing habitat improvement and restoration projects, specifically in wetlands, riparian forest, oak savanna and woodland habitats.

• Conducting wildlife (i.e. waterfowl and shorebirds, raptors) and habitat (i.e. wetland, riparian, oak woodland) surveys.

Please see the job posting for more information: https://www.usajobs.gov/job/767219900#