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Wildlife Technician
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A Wildlife Biologist studies wild animals in their natural habitats. May specialize in a particular type of wild animal, such as bears, or focus on a particular habitat, such as ocean ecosystems. May study animal characteristics and interactions, or the evolution of animal species over time. May track wildlife populations, or focus on the impact of human interactions on wildlife habitats.
$69,097 / year median in New York
+11% projected growth
Job Description
Wildlife Technician B360™ - 3.0 Rockaway Park, NY Job Details Temporary $25 - $34 an hour 3 days ago Qualifications Environmental surveys Record keeping Project documentation Outdoor work experience Environmental compliance Inspection reporting and documentation Data summary reports Wildlife ecology Attention to detail Compliance documentation Field data collection Full Job Description BizSolutions 360, Inc. (B360™) is seeking a qualified Wildlife Monitor to support environmental compliance monitoring activities for a National Park Service (NPS) construction project at Gateway National Recreation Area - Jacob Riis Park, Queens, New York. The Wildlife Monitor will provide field-based biological monitoring for the Rufa Red Knot, a federally protected migratory shorebird species, ensuring construction activities comply with applicable wildlife protection requirements and minimize impacts to sensitive species. The selected candidate will support pre-construction surveys, active construction monitoring, documentation, and preparation of monitoring reports. Key Responsibilities The Wildlife Monitor will: Conduct Rufa Red Knot surveys prior to construction activities in designated monitoring areas. Perform wildlife disturbance monitoring during construction activities occurring near sensitive habitat areas. Observe and document wildlife presence, behavior, and potential disturbance responses. Evaluate whether construction activities may result in behavioral responses meeting applicable wildlife harassment thresholds. Coordinate with the Construction Management Representative (CMR), project team, and Government representatives regarding wildlife observations and required mitigation measures. Maintain accurate field records, including: Wildlife Monitoring Forms Observation logs Photographic documentation Location/GPS information Daily monitoring reports Support preparation of final wildlife monitoring documentation and summary reports. Ensure monitoring activities comply with applicable federal wildlife protection regulations and project-specific environmental requirements.