Wildlife Biologist

Clarification from the agency

All U.S. Citizens - No previous Federal Service is required. CTAP and ICTAP candidates in the local commuting area.

Duties

Serves as principal staff specialist or advisor on wildlife biology issues for the Major Projects Team. Provides advice and guidance on issues of current research in the field and its application to bureau habitat management, automation of wildlife management programs, and policy determination and interpretation. Coordinates with local government agencies, other State agencies, federal agencies, tribal councils, other BLM offices, and interest groups. State Office program lead contacts in regard to conserving, developing, and managing public rangelands in preparation of the necessary NEPA analysis (Environmental Assessment or Environmental Impact Statement), and FLPMA documents. Coordinates with appropriate federal, state, and tribal offices to obtain sensitive species information, habitat delineations, and survey information. Develops responses to Congress and other requests for information about the wildlife biology aspects of major projects. Provides technical guidance and assistance to the major projects team and project proponents on planning documents, use authorizations, feasibility studies and other activities within the wildlife biology program. Coordinates with stakeholders, non-government organizations. A member of the Major Projects Team within the Division. This team works on complex projects that span multiple states, are international, and/or are controversial as well as providing support for high priority in state projects.

Requirements

Conditions of Employment

U.S. Citizenship is required. Be sure to read the

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