Four (4) full-time permanent Wildlife Biologist-E positions are now posted
on NEOGOV.  There is one position available in each of the 4 regions.  These
positions have responsibility for a variety of professional wildlife
management activities including planning, implementation, monitoring, and
analyzing wildlife habitat projects on private lands using a featured
species approach.  These positions are responsible for prioritizing and
coordinating habitat projects funded through various state, federal and
private sources. These positions track program accomplishments and monitors
expenditures.  These positions provide program oversight including
developing goals and objectives, procedures and guidelines for program
implementation and supporting other habitat biologists with first response
to landowner applications. These positions are responsible for program
outreach and working with partner private lands program.  Other activities
include ecosystem management planning, mapping (GPS and GIS), wildlife
surveys, and making management recommendations including input on hunting
and trapping regulations.  These duties may require the employee to handle
explosive devices and firearms.  These positions are responsible for
implementation of Wildlife Division strategy 2.1.8, provide technical
assistance and resources on private lands to support Wildlife Division's
habitat management needs.

Applicants must apply through the NEOGOV process from the Civil Service
website (www.michigan.gov/mdcs<http://www.michigan.gov/mdcs>).  Additional
information including the position description and the selection criteria
can also be found there.

The application deadline is September 28, 2011 at midnight.