Duties Summary
The objective of the State’s Natural Area Reserves Management program is to preserve the State’s unique natural ecosystems and geologic formations. Natural Area Reserves, Forest Reserves , and Wildlife Sanctuaries encompass diverse ecosystems including forests, wetlands, offshore islands, bogs, grasslands, marine coastal areas, lava flows, coastal dunes and snowy alpine terrain. They support many highly specialized plant and animal species unique to Hawaii. The Natural Resources Management Specialists (NRMS) are responsible for the development and implementation of operational management plans for natural area reserves and other natural areas that involve a variety of activities to prevent disruption of pristine areas or the degradation of sites, and to recover critically imperiled areas and native ecosystems and species. Such activities include inventory of species and ecosystem conditions; protection of areas; development and implementation of innovative management prescriptions; monitoring ecosystem and species trends; implementing adaptive management as needed; and designing and implementing educational and scientific projects, programs, and studies.
The State of Hawaii requires all persons seeking employment with the government of the State shall be citizens, nationals, or permanent resident aliens of the United States, or eligible under federal law for unrestricted employment in the United States.
Education: Bachelor’s degree from an accredited four (4) year college or university with a major in a natural resources field, such as:
1. Natural resources management, forestry, wildlife management, or other related resource management majors;
2. Botany, zoology, wildlife biology, entomology, or other related natural resource science majors;
3. Environmental studies with an area of concentration related to natural resource management.
Specialized Experience:
One (1) year of progressively responsible professional experience involving any of the following:
1. Management, utilization and/or conservation of natural resources — forests, water, wildlife, soils, land, rare species preservation, protected area management, or closely related work;
2. Protection of natural resources against fire, disease, insects, weeds, animals, or other depredations;
3. Applied research and analysis directly applicable to the development, protection, and management of natural resources; or
4. Resource planning for the development and management of natural resources.
Tagged as: Conservation
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