Wildlife Conflict Specialist - Fish and Wildlife Biologist 3 - Permanent - *04551-24 - State of Washington

Wildlife Program – Region 5, Southwest Washington
 Ridgefield, Washington – Clark County 

 Salary listed does not include flight pay – flight pay is base pay plus 15% while performing low level flight operation duties.  

As a senior level biologist, bring your expertise and resolve human-wildlife conflict issues by providing sustainable solutions. 

Visualize yourself collaborating with private landowners to address and prevent damage to property, livestock, and commercial crops caused by ungulates and carnivores. 

In this dynamic role you will also lead efforts in Damage Prevention Cooperative Agreements, depredation investigations, and assist in fostering recreational access opportunities.  

Picture yourself,

Working in Clark, Skamania, and Cowlitz counties, and responding to investigations of crop depredation, primarily caused by ungulates. 

This is an opportunity,

To make an impact in preventing future carnivore depredations by planning, negotiating, and implementing Livestock Damage Prevention Cooperative Agreements.

With your effective and respectful communication skills,

Plan, facilitate, and represent the program/agency in public meetings, hearings, presentations, and workshops involving wildlife conflict management.

We are seeking a candidate, 

Who models WDFW values: Accountability, Service, Professionalism, Integrity, Respect, and Empathy (ASPIRE).