1312 — Forestry and Environmental Managers

Manager, Environment is responsible for develop and implement environmental policies and programs to ensure compliance with local, state, and federal regulations conduct audits and risk assessments to identify environmental hazards and recommend solutions for minimizing or eliminating risks prepare and submit environmental reports required by regulatory agencies monitor compliance with environmental regulations through review of internal documents and on site inspections investigate complaints alleging violations of environmental regulations and take appropriate corrective action educate employees on environmental regulations and best practices for minimizing waste and reducing pollution manage the development and implementation of environmental management systems oversee the disposal of hazardous waste in accordance with regulations within their professional field.

Manager, Forestry is responsible for develop and implement long term forest management plans conduct regular field inspections to assess the condition of the forest and identify areas in need of improvement work with other departments to develop and implement land use plans that are compatible with the goals of the forest management plan develop and oversee the implementation of silvicultural prescriptions for the regeneration, growth, and yield of the forest monitor compliance with all applicable environmental laws and regulations prepare reports on the status of the forest and submit them to the appropriate authorities keep abreast of new developments in forestry and related fields and incorporate them into the management of the forest supervise the work of forest technicians, foresters, and other employees plan and oversee the budget for the forest management program  negotiate contracts with logging companies, contractors, and other entities engaged in activities on the forest within their professional field.

Manager, Hunting is responsible for manage all aspects of hunting operations develop and implement wildlife management lands to ensure sustainable hunting practices establishes and enforce safety protocols to ensure well being of hunter, staff and wildlife provide guidance on hunting rules and regulations and ensure positive customer experience ensure hunting practices adhere to ethical standards and comply with local regulations develop and manage budgets for hunting operations within their professional field.

Manager, Park is responsible for maintain a clean, safe, and welcoming park environment for all visitors develop and implement short and long term plans for the care and use of park resources manage staff, volunteers, and contractors to ensure efficient and effective operations prepare and administer budgets for park operations and capital improvements monitor compliance with park rules and regulations, and take appropriate action to resolve violations serve as liaison between the park and local community, government agencies, and other stakeholders plan and coordinate special events, programs, and public outreach initiatives conduct regular inspections of park facilities and grounds, and develop and implement plans for maintenance and repairs oversee the development and implementation of interpretive and educational programs within their professional field.

Manager, Wildlife Conservancy is responsible for overseeing all conservancy activities such as wildlife conservation, livestock programs, security operations and other community development programs; managing community relations, to ensure long term self sustainability, strong conservation and benefits to communities developing appropriate attitudes to working with all staff and stakeholders and building community ownership managing, training and mentoring conservancy staff and appraising their performance to ensure motivation and high productivity oversee management of all conservancy budgets, expenses and revenue, ensure clear record keeping, accurate budgeting and compliance with nrt and donor financial procedures; planning and implementing efficient operating procedures for the conservancy manage all conservancy logistics to ensure compliance with conservancy regulations and efficiencies within their professional field.

Manager, Wildlife Services is responsible for develop and implement annual wildlife management plans in consultation with property owners, taking into account the unique characteristics of each piece of land oversee the implementation of wildlife management activities, including but not limited to habitat improvement projects, game species stocking, hunting program administration, and predator control monitor and evaluate the results of management activities, making necessary adjustments to ensure desired outcomes are achieved keep accurate records of all wildlife management activities, including gps coordinates, maps, photographs, and written reports within their professional field.