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CEHMM

Field Technician Conservation (Carlsbad, NM)

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What they do

A Field Biologist studies plants and animals in their natural environments or studies plant and animal ecosystems. Conducts field research, collects observations and analyzes data. May direct research for environmental assessments or research for agricultural products.

$54,192 / year median in New Mexico

+10% projected growth

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Job Description

Description:
Title:
Field Technician -
Conservation Pay Range:
$22.00 - $27.00 per hour
FLSA Status:
Non-Exempt Report to: Project Manager -
Conservation Job Summary:
An entry-level role supporting CEHMM's conservation programs for the Lesser Prairie-Chicken (LPC), Dunes Sagebrush Lizard (DSL), and Texas Hornshell Mussel (THM), as well as other program priorities. Conservation Field Technicians assist with biological surveys, habitat management, and species monitoring while also contributing to data entry, mapping, and preparation of conservation reports. This position emphasizes learning survey protocols, developing technical skills, and supporting the broader conservation program under the direction of senior staff.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Assist with biological surveys for sensitive species, including Lesser Prairie-Chicken (LPC), Dunes Sagebrush Lizard (DSL), or Texas Hornshell Mussel (THM), and associated habitats Support conservation program monitoring and long-term data collection Enter, organize, and manage field data in spreadsheets, databases, or GIS Assist with the preparation of maps and draft materials for conservation program reports Support habitat management and invasive species control Operate and maintain instruments, vehicles, and field equipment Maintain accurate field records and support technical report preparation Adhere to CEHMM protocols and safety guidelines Other duties as assigned
Requirements:
Minimum Job Requirements:
Required High School diploma or GED Ability to conduct strenuous fieldwork in variable and extreme conditions Ability to follow instructions and learn established survey protocols Valid driver's license and a clean driving record Preferred Bachelor's degree in Wildlife Biology, Range Science, Environmental Science, or related field Prior experience conducting wildlife or plant surveys, particularly for species of concern such as Lesser Prairie-Chicken (LPC), Dunes Sagebrush Lizard (DSL), or Texas Hornshell Mussel (THM) Experience with ArcGIS Pro Experience operating and maintaining field equipment, UTVs, and trailers