Are you passionate about protecting the environment and knowledgeable about Florida’s native ecosystems and natural areas? Our Natural Areas and Trails Department is seeking a motivated, tech-savvy, and environmentally focused Land Manager to join our team. In this position, you will split your time between Wildland Fire Operations and Neighborhood Natural Areas. Responsibilities include implementing resource management operations, monitoring ecological conditions, developing and overseeing contracts, and assisting with the coordination and training of staff responsible for managing County-owned natural area lands. The pay starts between $53,456.00 - $56,000.00/ annually, based upon experience, and benefits begin within 60 days of hire. Apply today and see how your role impacts the community for generations to come! About the Position Wildland Fire Operations: Assist County Fire Mitigation and ESIII with implementing prescribed fire operations on natural area lands Operate and assist in maintaining vehicles and equipment utilized in prescribed fire operations Prepare bid specifications in addition to contractor oversight for projects to be performed by outside contractors associated with fire mitigation and prescribed fire preparation vegetation management and IPM related projects Gain full understanding of fire management processes and levels of coordination among all staff involved to include Site manager, fire mitigation, burn crew, management team Develop detailed understanding of all sites managed with fire to include knowledge of all trails, management zones, and boundaries Neighborhood Natural Areas: Conduct monitoring, documentation and treatment of invasive plant occurrences. Maintain Florida pesticide applicators license Complete assigned resource management plans sections for sites and IPM priority plan Review sites for follow up treatment needed, in-house or contractual Coordinate with other divisions within PRNR to ensure completion of projects and plans Operation and maintenance of integrated pest management equipment and knowledge of techniques and effective processes Collection, analysis and evaluation of land management projects/ data including GPS/GIS information, evaluate effectiveness of land management and monitoring strategies for their restoration and maintenance Participate in public outreach and develop material for public education on ecological burning and integrated pest management Work Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Number of Employees
1,001-5,000 employees