Ducks Unlimited is seeking a Field Biologist in western Minnesota. In partnership with the U. S. Fish & Wildlife Service, one DU position will be based in their Fergus Falls Wetland Management District (WMD) Office. Start date for this position is negotiable. This position identifies, develops, and delivers prairie and wetland enhancement and restoration projects in west central Minnesota on federal United States Fish and Wildlife Service habitat easements on private lands. This position will fill a critical gap in the delivery of prairie-wetland complex conservation across Minnesota's prairie pothole region. Working as part of a cohesive team alongside biologists and engineers from DU and USFWS, this position will play a central role in advancing habitat easement delivery and habitat restoration efforts. This position reports to DU's Regional Biologist in Fergus Falls, Minnesota. The field biologist will help plan and oversee wetland and grassland restorations, manage contractor activities, collect and analyze site data, and track deliverables for reporting. The biologist will also interact and communicate with the private landowners who own the land where this work will occur. These are hands-on, field-based positions that require strong technical skills, ecological knowledge, and a collaborative mindset. Throughout the process, the biologist will work closely with all project partners to ensure that conservation outcomes are optimized across all stages of planning, implementation, and long-term management.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
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Education Level
Bachelor's degree