Conservation Specialist

The University of Georgia is seeking a Conservation Specialist to support a project on spotted turtles, involving trapping, handling, blood collection, and data management. The role requires strong communication skills and offers a chance to contribute to wildlife conservation research. Experience in home range and movement analysis is beneficial. This is a full-time position that allows for remote work.
Are you passionate about conservation and wildlife management? Do you have experience working in a remote setting? If so, we encourage you to apply for the Conservation Specialist position at the University of Georgia.

The successful candidate will provide support for a recent project focused on spotted turtles, including aquatic trapping, handling, and marking of turtles, blood collection, and sample processing. Radio-telemetry at two installations in Virginia will also be a key responsibility, as well as regular data entry and management duties.

A high degree of professionalism and excellent communication skills are essential. Experience with home range and movement analysis is a plus. The selected candidate will have the opportunity to work in a dynamic and fast-paced environment, often under challenging conditions.

As a Conservation Specialist, you will have the opportunity to contribute to meaningful research and conservation efforts while developing your skills and expertise in wildlife biology and conservation.