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Habitat Program Manager

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Location
SALT LAKE CITY, UT
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Job overview

The Habitat Program Manager oversees regional habitat staff and wildlife habitat programs. The role manages wildlife management areas, conservation easements, and water guzzler maintenance; leads habitat restoration projects; coordinates the Watershed Restoration Initiative with partner organizations; administers work plans, budgets, and agreements; and initiates biological surveys to monitor species and habitats.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Team Leadership, nice to haveLand Management, nice to haveHabitat Restoration, nice to haveInteragency Collaboration, nice to haveProgram Administration, nice to haveBiological Surveys, nice to have

Full job description

Team Leadership: Supervise, mentor, and evaluate regional habitat staff; manage hiring, task delegation, performance reviews, and professional development.Land & Resource Management: Oversee regional WMAs, conservation easements, and water guzzler maintenance; lead multi-jurisdictional habitat restoration projects.Interagency Collaboration: Coordinate with state and federal agencies, non-profits, livestock operators, and landowners to execute the Watershed Restoration Initiative.Program Administration: Develop annual regional work plans, manage section budgets, draft cooperative agreements, and review external agency actions affecting local wildlife.Research & Public Relations: Initiate biological surveys to monitor species populations and habitats, and represent the agency at public and interagency meetings.

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