Natural Resource Technician II

Role responsibilities

The Natural Resource Technician II will serve as a field technician for various wildlife management areas, assisting with planting, cultivation, and management of wildlife habitats. Responsibilities also include conducting wildlife surveys and maintaining agricultural equipment.

Requirements

A high school diploma and two years of experience in wildlife, fisheries, or agricultural work are required, or an associate degree in technical sciences. Candidates must be able to obtain a CDL, pesticide applicators license, and prescribed fire certification.

Key skills

Wildlife Management, Habitat Management, Field Data Collection, Wildlife Surveys, Agricultural Equipment Maintenance, Tractor Operation, Public Engagement, Teamwork, Strenuous Task Completion, Pesticide Application, Fire Certification, Heavy Equipment Operation, Data Collection, Deer Management, Waterfowl Management, Planting and Cultivation

Keywords

Natural Resource Technician, Wildlife Management, Field Technician, Dove Fields, Waterfowl Area, Water Level Management, Wildlife Openings, Deer Hunts, Agricultural Equipment, Field Data Collection, Wildlife Surveys, Furbearer Routes, Quail Call Routes, Dove/Duck Trapping, Biological Data Collection, Public Hunts, Preventative Maintenance, Youth Deer Hunts, Sandy Beach, Francis Marion Forest, Santee WMA, Hellhole WMA, Pesticide Applicators License, Prescribed Fire Certification, Heavy Equipment Operation, Strenuous Tasks, Teamwork, Limited Supervision, Public Representation, Harsh Environments