On Call

• Lead biological survey teams for rare, threatened, and endangered plant and wildlife species in Hawaii and the Pacific Islands
• Identify common non-native, invasive, and noxious plant and animal species
• Lead species-appropriate survey methodologies, including acoustic detector surveys
• Conduct field surveys and monitoring individually or as part of a team across diverse habitats
• Collect and document scientific data for statistical analysis, population surveys, and regulatory compliance
• Use electronic data collection methods, including GPS
• Manage, interpret, and analyze data
• Prepare field reports
• Work with clients and internal staff on biological resource protection, permitting, mitigation, and restoration projects
• Provide technical leadership and mentorship to junior and mid-level field staff
• Keep assigned tasks on schedule and budget
• Independently manage tasks and/or oversee project teams
• Work under the supervision of a senior project manager or senior-level team member
• Support natural resource projects through biological surveys, vegetation mapping, wildlife assessments, monitoring, and habitat restoration

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