Wildlife Biologist Ii/Iii/Iv
Not Disclosed•Full-TimeOn-site
location_on1630, Lusitana Street, Hawaii Capital Historic District, Honolulu, Honolulu County, Hawaii, 96813, United States
About the Team
The Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) Division of Forestry and Wildlife manages the State of Hawaii's Forest Reserves, Natural Area Reserves, Wildlife Sanctuaries, Game Management Areas, and Public Hunting Areas. Our mission encompasses forestry, wildlife conservation, trail maintenance, and the stewardship of natural area reserves.
This position supports the Oahu Wildlife Resources and Management Section's Hunting Management Program. The program is dedicated to establishing and maintaining Public Hunting and Game Management Areas to provide public hunting opportunities. We also work to expand these opportunities, enhance gamebird populations, and provide technical assistance to hunting interest groups and clubs. Additionally, team members participate in wildland fire suppression operations to protect these vital ecosystems.
Work location
Work model: On-site
1630, Lusitana Street, Hawaii Capital Historic District, Honolulu, Honolulu County, Hawaii, 96813, United States
Honolulu, Hawaii
Key Responsibilities
- check_circlePlan census and surveys of game species
- check_circleIndependently conduct smaller wildlife research and management projects
- check_circleDirect the work of lower-level professional and non-professional wildlife workers
- check_circleEstablish and maintain Public Hunting and Game Management Areas
- check_circleExplore and implement initiatives to expand public hunting opportunities
- check_circleEnhance gamebird populations and provide technical assistance to hunting groups
- check_circleParticipate in wildland fire suppression operations
- check_circleAssist in the conduct of wildlife research, development, and management work
- check_circleCollect, compile, and analyze hunter use and kill data
Requirements
- verifiedUS citizen, national, permanent resident, or eligible for unrestricted US employment
- verifiedBachelor's degree in wildlife management or related biological science from accredited college
- verified18 semester credit hours in wildlife biology subjects
- verified6 semester credit hours in botany or plant sciences
- verifiedValid driver's license at time of appointment
- verifiedAbility to meet federal and state firearms regulations
- verified0 years experience for Level II, 1 year for Level III, 2 years for Level IV in wildlife conservation, development, management, or research
Benefits & Perks
check_circleEligibility for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) Program
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Skills, education and keywords
Skills: Wildlife Management, Wildlife Biology, Mammalogy, Ornithology, Animal Ecology, Animal Husbandry, Zoology, Invertebrate Zoology, Vertebrate Zoology, Comparative Anatomy.
Education: Bachelor's degree in wildlife management or related biological science required.
Frequently asked questions about Wildlife Biologist Ii/Iii/Iv at State of Hawaiʻi
What does a Wildlife Biologist Ii/Iii/Iv at State of Hawaiʻi do?expand_more
A Wildlife Biologist Ii/Iii/Iv at State of Hawaiʻi is responsible for the following: Plan census and surveys of game species; Independently conduct smaller wildlife research and management projects; Direct the work of lower-level professional and non-professional wildlife workers; and Establish and maintain Public Hunting and Game Management Areas.
What are the requirements for this Wildlife Biologist Ii/Iii/Iv role?expand_more
To qualify for the Wildlife Biologist Ii/Iii/Iv at State of Hawaiʻi position, applicants should have: US citizen, national, permanent resident, or eligible for unrestricted US employment; Bachelor's degree in wildlife management or related biological science from accredited college; 18 semester credit hours in wildlife biology subjects; 6 semester credit hours in botany or plant sciences; Valid driver's license at time of appointment; and Ability to meet federal and state firearms regulations.
Where is the Wildlife Biologist Ii/Iii/Iv role at State of Hawaiʻi located?expand_more
Wildlife Biologist Ii/Iii/Iv at State of Hawaiʻi is based in 1630, Lusitana Street, Hawaii Capital Historic District, Honolulu, Honolulu County, Hawaii, 96813, United States. This is a on-site role.
Is this Wildlife Biologist Ii/Iii/Iv job remote, hybrid, or on-site?expand_more
State of Hawaiʻi has listed this Wildlife Biologist Ii/Iii/Iv role as on-site.
How much experience is required for this Wildlife Biologist Ii/Iii/Iv role?expand_more
Wildlife Biologist Ii/Iii/Iv at State of Hawaiʻi typically requires 0–2 years of relevant experience at the mid level level.
What skills do you need for the Wildlife Biologist Ii/Iii/Iv role at State of Hawaiʻi?expand_more
Key skills for Wildlife Biologist Ii/Iii/Iv at State of Hawaiʻi include Wildlife Management; Wildlife Biology; Mammalogy; Ornithology; Animal Ecology; Animal Husbandry; Zoology; and Invertebrate Zoology.
What education is required for Wildlife Biologist Ii/Iii/Iv at State of Hawaiʻi?expand_more
Educational requirements for this role: Bachelor's degree in wildlife management or related biological science required.
What category does the Wildlife Biologist Ii/Iii/Iv role belong to?expand_more
Wildlife Biologist Ii/Iii/Iv at State of Hawaiʻi is part of the scientific & qa job category on Recrutus.