Plans, implements and supervises the operation of a large, multifaceted statewide fish, wildlife or marine resource program.
Positions in this class perform the most complex resource management or research work.
Plans, coordinates and supervises a statewide research, conservation, restoration and habitat preservation program in an area of fish, wildlife or marine resource management. Plans and administers activities to better inform the public of services rendered and to communicate public needs for responsible action. Evaluates environmental impact statements or assessments of proposed projects by state and federal agencies, cooperations and private industry. Evaluates current fish, wildlife and marine laws and recommends and drafts proposed legislation. Plans, develops and administers the annual budget and coordinates funding sources for the assigned program.
Knowledge of the principles and practices of fish, wildlife and marine resource management. Knowledge of management principles. Knowledge of fiscal affairs, including budgeting and fund solicitation. Ability to direct fish, wildlife or marine resources management or research projects. Ability to communicate effectively.
A bachelor's degree in biology, chemistry, wildlife management or related technical area and experience in fish, wildlife or marine resource management or research programs.