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Job Description and Duties
Are you looking for a position working with wetlands, waterfowl, and uplands while interacting with a diverse group of entities including other state agencies, county governments, Federal agencies, Native American Tribes, the public, and local land owners? The Department of Fish and Wildlife's Bay Delta Region (Region 3, or BDR) is seeking a motivated individual to work as a Fish and Wildlife Technician located in the BDR's office at the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area (YBWA) near Davis, CA.
Under the supervision of the YBWA Senior Environmental Scientist Supervisor, the Fish and Wildlife Technician will be responsible for conducting day to day management activities on the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area outside of Davis. These activities include operating equipment such as tractors, backhoes, and four wheel drive vehicles. Job duties include discing, mowing, road maintenance, installation and maintenance of water control structures, water management, and the control of invasive species. Employee will interact with the public on a regular basis and act as a lead with the hunter check station during waterfowl season. They will help maintain heavy equipment and vehicles, as well as buildings and small gas and hand powered tools.
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