Natural Resources Recreation Manager

Clear Lake District Recreation Manager, Natural Resource Specialist 3 (NRS3)
Location: Northwest Region- Sedro Woolley or Arlington, WA
Work Hours and Partial Telework flexibility may be available and considered
Relocation Compensation may be available and considered
Salary: $4,865.00 - $6,539.00 Monthly 

Review of applications is ongoing. We reserve the right to make a hiring decision or close this recruitment any time after 10/15/24. It is in your best interest to submit materials as soon as possible.

(See official listing for full details.)
 

Responsibilities:

• Grant Development and Project Management including Research, Analysis, Preparation, Soliciting External Organizations for Funding and Project Support, and Implementation.  Provide professional-level project management for grant acquisitions in designated recreation landscapes, which includes researching, identifying, and analyzing environmental impacts and the necessary and required mitigations for successful outcomes.  
   
• Recreation Planning. Provide professional-level recreation planning for designated and non-designated (dispersed) landscapes in assigned geographic areas, which includes identifying and analyzing public use patterns and issues and recommending solutions to meet district/region and user needs based on current and future recreation forecasts.  
   
• Supervise, evaluate, and mentor the district’s recreation staff. Staff may include recreation stewards, technicians, and education wardens. Coordinate, prioritize, and assign work projects within biennial budget parameters throughout the district. Oversee WCC or other contracted resources as necessary to complete projects. Maintain a safe working environment for employees and self. 

Required Qualifications: 
 

• At least two years of experience working collaboratively with volunteers, user groups, and the general public on natural resources-related recreation.
• At least two years of experience working with forest-based land-use policy and recreation-use policy and practices such as SEPA, Forest Practice Rules, HCP, PSF, etc.
• Working knowledge of forest management activities and State trust land responsibilities.
• Ability to write planning documents, prepare cost estimates, supervise and coordinate design work, and negotiate with public officials and diverse agency staff.
• Experience in public outreach and education.
• Working knowledge of GPS and basic GIS principles.
• Working knowledge of preparation of reports, memos, forms records, and field notes.
• Ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing.
• Ability to work alone and independently in remote locations.