Wildlife Biologist

Open: September 16, 2026 —
Closes: September 29, 2026

You will serve as a Wildlife Biologist with US Fish and Wildlife Serviceat the S.O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge. The position will be responsible for conducting and analyzing biological studies, developing management recommendations, and providing technical guidance to support the conservation and management of wildlife species, populations, and habitats under U.S. Fish and Wildlife jurisdiction.

As a Wildlife Biologist, duties will include but are not limited to the following:
Develop and implement wildlife and habitat management programs, including habitat manipulation and restoration activities, and develop or review comprehensive wildlife management plans to conserve and manage Refuge biological resources. Design and conduct complex biological studies, surveys, and field investigations involving wildlife populations and habitats. Collect and analyze biological and ecological data to identify trends, assess resource conditions and develop scientifically defensible conclusions and management recommendations.

Evaluate the effects of proposed projects, land and water management activities and other actions on wildlife and habitat resources and recommend appropriate conservation measures. Prepare scientific reports, management plans, environmental documents, briefings, and other technical materials for management decision-making. Coordinate biological programs and resource management activities with internal and external partners and stakeholders to address biological and natural resource management issues.

Provide technical and scientific guidance and communicate biological information to management, partners, and the public, including presenting briefings, participating in public meetings and hearings, responding to inquiries, and providing recommendations on complex wildlife and habitat management issues.