The Bureau of Land Management is hiring a Range Management Specialist in Kingman, Arizona. The specialist serves as a rangeland resource consultant and advisor, providing expertise and guidance on rangeland management to staff, land users, and the public. The role is the principal contact and liaison between permittees and field-office leadership on multiple-use land management. The position plans, manages, produces, and implements assessments of grazing areas and rangeland conditions; collects, interprets, and analyzes scientific data to determine the status of allotments under review; and contributes to interdisciplinary reports and environmental assessments. It also plans and designs range improvements, vegetation treatments, permit renewals, and other proposed actions consistent with program goals and multiple-use constraints and objectives. Duties will be developmental when the position is filled below the full performance level. The announcement covers GS-5, GS-7, GS-9, and GS-11 qualification levels. A mandatory education requirement applies: qualifying range-management coursework, or the specified combination of coursework and experience. Telework is suitable only during an emergency or natural disaster. The listed duty station is Kingman, Arizona, and the salary ranges from $41,609 to $99,169 per annum depending on grade.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level