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INTERNAL POSTING - Wildlife Biologist III

State of South Carolina

Charleston County, SCFull-time$53–90K/yrPosted 1w agoStill listed 2 days ago

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Compensation
$53–90K/yr
Location
Charleston County, SC
Schedule
Full-time
Work Authorization
Not specified

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Requirements

Credentials this posting asks for.

Bachelor's degree

Job overview

The Wildlife Biologist III will lead the SCORE Program, overseeing oyster reef and shoreline restoration projects across South Carolina. Responsibilities include supervising staff, managing contracts and permits, tracking budgets and data, developing grant proposals, and ensuring safe operation of vessels and equipment while working in challenging field conditions.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Project ManagementGrant WritingOyster RestorationPermit ApplicationVessel OperationHeavy Equipment OperationData TrackingBudget ManagementStakeholder Coordination

Qualifications

Master's Degree in Biology or Related FieldBachelor's Degree in Biology or Related FieldTwo Years Experience in Fish Wildlife or Marine ManagementFour Years Experience in Fish Wildlife or Marine ManagementAbility to Lift Heavy ObjectsWillingness to Work Evenings Weekends and Long Days

Full job description

The employee will direct the South Carolina Oyster Recycling and Enhancement (SCORE) Program and coordinate community-based and large-scale habitat restoration projects throughout South Carolina.

Job Duties Include:• Supervise, train, and evaluate SCORE and grant-funded staff and coordinate field and volunteer activities

  • Plan and oversee contractual oyster restoration projects, including site selection, shell procurement, bidding, contractor coordination, and post-project monitoring
  • Manage oyster reef, salt-marsh, living shoreline, and other grant- or mitigation-funded restoration projects
  • Track project budgets, schedules, data, grant requirements, results, and required reports
  • Oversee Army Corp of Engineers permit applications and compliance reports
  • Develop grant proposals and coordinate with agencies, contractors, partners, stakeholders, and the public
  • Ensure the safe operation and maintenance of vessels, vehicles, trailers, heavy equipment, and other program equipment

A master's degree in biology, chemistry or wildlife management and two (2) years of experience in fish, wildlife or marine management or research programs; or a bachelor's degree in biology, chemistry, wildlife management or related technical area and four (4) years of experience in fish, wildlife or marine management or research programs. Ability to lift heavy objects and work under adverse conditions including high heat and humidity. Willing to work occasional evenings and weekends and long work days as required by field schedule.

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