Indiana DNR · Indiana · posted yesterday
The Indiana DNR is currently recruiting a Furbearer and Gamebird research biologist to work with the Furbearer and Gamebird Program Leader. Position will coordinate and analyze surveys, indices, and internal research projects within the program to inform decision-making. Examples include wild turkey brood data, turkey autonomous recording unit research, gamebird call counts, drone flight surveys, hunter and trapper harvest data, hunter and trapper survey data, Archer’s Index, and Paddlecraft Wildlife Index. Position will also be responsible for providing quality customer service in responding to questions about survey efforts, furbearers, wild turkey, pheasant, and northern bobwhite quail and other programmatic support to enhance communication (e.g., social media content, website updates, outreach events) and administrative work. Position may supervise one or more temporary technicians. Ideal candidate will be organized, with solid quantitative skills, especially in program R, but still having the ability to interact positively with volunteers assisting with surveys and work cooperatively with other programs and partners to accomplish survey and research goals. Driver's license required. Must apply through Work for Indiana website: https://workforindiana.in.gov/job/Bloomington-Biologist-IN-47401/1443164200/
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