Wildlife Biologist 2, Walton County, Georgia DNR

JOB DESCRIPTION As part of the Freshwater Biodiversity Program, the Wildlife Biologist 2 will contribute to the conservation of fishes, mollusks, and crayfishes within northeast Georgia (upper Savannah, upper Chattahoochee, and Tennessee river basins). They will work closely with private landowners and partners to meet conservation goals for high priority species and watersheds designated in Georgia’s State Wildlife Action Plan. The Wildlife Biologist 2 participates in environmental review of impacts to aquatic species and habitats from a wide variety of projects and makes recommendations for preventing or mitigating adverse impacts to aquatic resources. They will provide technical support and outreach to individuals, corporations, government agencies, nonprofits, educational institutions, and other conservation partners as needed. The Wildlife Biologist 2 will contribute to program goals, statewide conservation plans and reports, and assist other DNR staff as needed. Responsiblities include implementation, coordination, and reporting for federally funded projects and supervision of technical staff.

For more information, see attached PDF. Questions about the position can be addressed to Paula Marcinek (Paula.Marcinek@dnr.ga.gov).

Southeast USA Chapter of the Society for Freshwater Science
Southeast USA Chapter of the Society for Freshwater Science