Job Description: As a Conservation Field Technician, you will be responsible for supporting conservation projects and field-based activities aimed at protecting and restoring natural habitats and biodiversity. Your role will involve conducting field surveys, collecting data, and assisting in the implementation of conservation initiatives. You will work alongside conservationists and field biologists to monitor wildlife populations, assess habitat conditions, and implement habitat restoration or enhancement projects. Your tasks may include conducting vegetation surveys, monitoring invasive species, assisting with wildlife capture and tagging, and participating in habitat restoration activities such as tree planting or erosion control. Attention to detail, physical fitness, and the ability to work in various weather conditions are important for this role.
Job Requirement: High school diploma or equivalent (Associate's degree or relevant coursework in conservation or natural resources is a plus). Previous experience or fieldwork in conservation, ecology, or related fields is desirable. Basic knowledge of conservation principles, habitat management, and ecological processes. Familiarity with field data collection methods, including using GPS and other survey tools. Physical fitness and ability to perform tasks requiring manual labor in outdoor environments. Good communication skills to collaborate with team members and follow instructions. Willingness to work irregular hours and travel to remote field sites. Ability to operate and maintain field equipment and tools. Knowledge of native plant and wildlife species identification. Understanding of conservation practices and principles of environmental stewardship. Valid driver's license and willingness to travel to different work sites. Flexibility in working hours, as some tasks may require early morning, evening, or weekend work.
