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Fisheries & Wildlife Biological Scientist III
Wildlife Conflict Mitigation Specialist
Location
Panama City, Florida, United States
Work type
Hybrid
Employment
Contract
Experience
2-6 years
Compensation
$23 - $23 per hour
Posted
5d ago
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Summary
The Wildlife Conflict Mitigation Biologist serves as the primary point of contact for human-wildlife conflict issues, providing information and methods to prevent or mitigate conflicts with wildlife. This role involves offering technical assistance to the public and agencies, maintaining accurate records, and participating in public outreach events.
The Wildlife Impact Management Section is seeking an energetic and motivated candidate to serve as a Wildlife Conflict Mitigation Biologist. The incumbent serves as the primary point of contact for human-wildlife conflict issues and provides information or methods to prevent or mitigate conflicts with wildlife. Assistance provided to the public or agency staff may be provided over the phone, in person, or in writing. Some fieldwork may occur but is not a regular component of this position. The successful candidate will occasionally represent the Wildlife Conflict Mitigation Program at outreach events by conducting presentations to citizen groups. The candidate may also conduct site visits and provide technical assistance, conflict mitigation strategies and loan equipment, as necessary. The Wildlife Conflict Mitigation Biologist works across multiple Divisions and Sections within FWC to:
Coordinate management of human-wildlife conflict situations including those involving bears, coyotes, birds, and other wildlife species.
Network to establish clear communication across the agency about emerging wildlife issues.
Assist with the implementation of response protocols for human-wildlife conflict situations in coordination with other FWC programs including the Division of Law Enforcement.
Responsibilities include, but are not necessarily limited to the following:
Provide technical assistance to the public and other agencies on means to address human-wildlife conflicts and to promote strategies to coexist with wildlife.
Maintain familiarity with prevalent conflict wildlife issues and continually identify and share best technical assistance practices and protocols as required.
Provide coverage for other regional Wildlife Conflict Mitigation Biologists as needed.
Maintain an accurate and thorough daily log of public correspondence via the Wildlife Impact Management System database.
Participate in public outreach efforts as directed to increase appreciation for wildlife and address conflict wildlife abatement or other wildlife-related issues.
Monitor inbox for incoming online conflict reports for queries that may require additional follow-up and respond with direct communication with stakeholders as needed.
Occasionally support the FWC’s Nonnative Fish and Wildlife Program’s management efforts through response activities.
Remain up to date on Commission rules and regulations regarding protected wildlife, the take of wildlife, conflict wildlife abatement, and related issues.
Minimum qualifications:
A high school diploma and 6 years professional experience in a closely related biological field or laboratory program is required. A Bachelor of Science degree in a relevant field can substitute for four of the 6 years of required experience.
A valid driver’s license is required.
Preferred qualifications:
Knowledge of the biological sciences and scientific principles of wildlife biology, ecology, and conservation.
Exemplary customer service skills and an ability to interface effectively with the public over the phone on a daily basis regarding sensitive topics.
Ability to develop and effectively present educational outreach material to adult audiences.
Skilled in the use of computers for word processing, information management, communications, data management, and mapping.
Knowledge of and experience with wildlife damage control techniques.
Ability to identify native and non-native wildlife.
Knowledge of wildlife issues in Florida.
Ability to work well both independently and in a team-setting in a fast-paced work environment, accurately record data, and meet deadlines with minimal, remote supervision.
Good organizational and problem-solving skills.
Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships.
Ability to effectively communicate and work with the public, stakeholder representatives and coworkers.
Ability to safely operate a vehicle.
Ability to travel overnight less than 25% of the time.
Updated 5d ago
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$23 - $23 per hour
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Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
Team size
Growing team
Location
Panama City, Florida, United States
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) envisions a Florida where native fish and wildlife are abundant and thriving in healthy and connected natural landscapes with vital working lands and waterways; where natural resources are valued and safely enjoyed by all; and wherein natural systems support vibrant human communities and a strong economy. The FWC's mission is managing fish and wildlife resources for their long-term well-being and the benefit of people.
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Fisheries & Wildlife Biological Scientist III
Panama City, Florida, United States • Contract