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Help protect Wyoming’s incredible wildlife and natural landscapes. This position provides technical expertise and coordination for the Habitat Protection Program (HPP), working to safeguard critical wildlife habitats across the state. The role reviews proposed development projects on federal, state, local, and private lands to evaluate potential impacts to wildlife and develops recommendations that help balance responsible development with conservation.
Job Responsibility:
Review proposed development activities and assess impacts to terrestrial and aquatic wildlife habitat throughout Wyoming
Develop recommendations to avoid, minimize, or mitigate impacts to wildlife resources
Coordinate with WGFD field personnel to develop science-based recommendations and project responses
Analyze technical and scientific information to inform project design, monitoring, and mitigation strategies
Collaborate with federal agencies, state agencies, industry representatives, and other stakeholders to resolve conflicts related to development impacts
Track and evaluate the effectiveness of wildlife protection recommendations and update strategies as needed
Serve as the Habitat Protection Program point of contact for project review, assignments, and coordination
Develop GIS maps and manage geospatial data to support project analysis and decision-making
Maintain and manage databases, records, and project documentation
Track project deadlines and maintain records of completed project reviews
Prepare technical reports, correspondence, and project response letters for internal and external audiences
Evaluate federal, state, and local laws, plans, policies, and rules to determine potential impacts to wildlife habitats
Assist with the development of statewide policy recommendations related to land use, energy development, and transmission infrastructure
Coordinate internal and external meetings and facilitate communication among stakeholders
Requirements:
Bachelor's Degree (typically in Wildlife Management)
1-2 years progressive work experience (typically in Wildlife Management) with acquired knowledge at the level of a Wildlife Biologist II
OR 4-6 years of progressive work experience (typically in Wildlife Management) with acquired knowledge at the level of a Wildlife Biologist II
Experience working with terrestrial or aquatic wildlife habitat management, land use planning, or environmental analysis
Experience reviewing development projects or environmental impact analyses
Experience using Esri® Arc Pro Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for spatial analysis and mapping
Experience working with federal and state land management agencies
Experience coordinating multi-agency or multi-stakeholder projects
Experience interpreting environmental policies, regulations, or land use plans
Knowledge of terrestrial or aquatic wildlife and habitat management principles
Knowledge of environmental assessment and environmental impact analysis
Knowledge of federal, state, and local land use planning policies and regulatory processes
Knowledge of Wyoming’s natural resources, land uses, and economic framework
Knowledge of scientific research design and data analysis
Knowledge of GIS applications and geospatial data management
Knowledge of database management and data tracking systems
Knowledge of technical writing and report preparation
Knowledge of conflict resolution and stakeholder collaboration
Knowledge of project management, organization, and time management
A valid driver’s license
What we offer:
Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance