Biodiversity Research Assistant

The Great Basin Institute is hiring a Biodiversity Research Assistant in Casper, WY. The role involves supporting wildlife biologists with surveys, habitat maintenance, rangeland health monitoring, and public outreach. Candidates should have a background in wildlife, experience with plant identification and ArcGIS Pro, along with strong organizational and communication skills. This full-time position offers opportunities for skill development and contributions to conservation efforts.
As a Wildlife Technician at the Great Basin Institute, you will play a crucial role in supporting the Casper Field Office's mission to conserve and manage natural resources. Your responsibilities will include assisting wildlife biologists with surveys, maintaining habitat structures, and engaging in public outreach activities.

Key duties will involve rangeland health monitoring, invasive species monitoring, raptor nesting surveys, data management, and project maintenance. You will also have opportunities to update databases using ArcPro and engage in cross-training across various disciplines.

To succeed in this role, you should possess a strong educational foundation in a wildlife-related field, combined with relevant experience and skills. Familiarity with plant identification, ArcGIS Pro expertise, and navigation proficiency are essential. Strong organizational, communication, and teamwork skills are also vital.

This position offers a chance to work in a diverse and dynamic environment, develop new skills, and contribute to conservation efforts in the western United States.