Provide technical assistance and guidance to private landowners, government agencies, and other partners through federal Farm Bill programs, prepare conservation plans, conduct outreach, and coordinate enrollment in conservation provisions.
Locations (8)
Marion, Kansas, United States
Iola, Kansas, United States
Jetmore, Kansas, United States
Lawrence, Kansas, United States
Abilene, Kansas, United States
Garden City, Kansas, United States
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Colby, Kansas, United States
Seneca, Kansas, United States
Compensation
Salary Range: Up to $45,000 (commensurate with knowledge, skills, and experience) with annual performance-based raises
Responsibilities
Provide technical assistance and guidance to private landowners, government agencies, non-government organizations, and other groups through federal Farm Bill programs.
Prepare conservation plans, implementation requirements, status reviews, wildlife habitat evaluation guides, activity reports, and other relevant work products and documents requiring biological expertise.
Communicate program requirements and conduct contract coordination, site assessments, eligibility determinations, and training sessions for landowners and resource professionals.
Accelerate conservation program enrollment and public awareness by conducting outreach.
Meet with local PF & QF chapters and other local partners to coordinate and support habitat management efforts and participate in local and statewide habitat meetings and trainings.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in wildlife management or a closely related natural resources field
Nice to have: Bachelor's degree in wildlife management or a closely related natural resources field
