This seasonal position assists staff with biological fieldwork and compliance tasks. The anticipated entry on duty is April or May 2027. Housing may be available. The appointment may be temporary seasonal, generally not to exceed 1,039 hours, though it may be filled for up to 1,560 hours depending on the park and program. Employment may end at any time due to funding, project needs, employee performance, or other considerations. The work includes designing and implementing field studies to assess natural-resource management; developing and carrying out vegetation and wildlife projects; reviewing projects and impacts and recommending ways to minimize impacts; implementing management plans; and performing project management, planning, and compliance work. The biologist also develops budgets and work plans, assists with agreements, records observations of vegetation conditions and wildlife, and works collaboratively with interdisciplinary staff, the public, and volunteers. Work takes place indoors and outdoors in all types of weather. Assignments may involve hazardous areas, steep rocky terrain, arctic environments, and forests; flying in fixed- or rotary-wing aircraft is possible. The position may require strenuous activity, including standing, walking, climbing, and lifting or carrying heavy objects. Documentary research and report writing involve sedentary work and prolonged concentration. Telework is suitable only during an emergency or natural disaster.
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Career Level
Mid Level