ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES INTERN - LOS BANOS COMPLEX INTERN
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Job Description and Duties
Under the supervision of the Senior Environmental Scientist (Supervisory), the incumbent will perform the following duties: collects waterfowl hunting data and supports staff with GIS mapping at the Los Banos Wildlife Area. The incumbent also conducts biological surveys following established protocols on various DFW properties within the LBWAC. Incumbent is also available to respond to region-wide to avian die off events.
Collect data on hunter take at DFW operated hunter check station. Make daily, weekly and seasonal reports on collected data. Conduct biological surveys following established protocols on various DFW properties within the LBWAC. Enter and manage data, assist in statistical analysis and report writing associated with biological monitoring.
Conduct mortality surveys for waterfowl and other target species on established routes throughout the Grasslands Ecological Area.
Support permanent staff performing GIS mapping of invasive weed populations and sensitive species populations. Perform maintenance tasks on the wildlife area complex including planting and irrigating wildlife food crops, controlling invasive weeds, operating small equipment to mow roadways, habitat etc. Assist with water level management of wetland habitat
Respond to Avian die off events as needed within the DFG Central Region, package and ship birds for lab testing, fill out any required associated reports or paperwork involved.
You will find additional information about the job in the Duty Statement.
Working Conditions
Must be able to swim, walk through deep mud and thick vegetation, work on steep or uneven terrain, in extreme weather and under physically challenging conditions. Must be able to work odd hours/days (weekend work will be required) and be capable of driving a State-owned vehicle. Must wear Department uniform. Must possess valid Driver's License and be able to safely and effectively operate UTVs, as well as tow trailers. Workdays are limited to 189 days within a 12-month period beginning with the date of hire. Manual labor and cleaning will be required. Data entry will be required.
Minimum Requirements
You will find the Minimum Requirements in the Class Specification.