FW: Job Opening - Supervisory Fish and Wildlife Biologist - GS-0401-12 in Tulsa, OK
Allen Rutherford
Subject: Job Opening - Supervisory Fish and Wildlife Biologist - GS-0401-12 in Tulsa, OK
Good morning,
We are excited to announce a job opening for a Supervisory Fish and Wildlife Biologist at the Oklahoma Ecological Services Field Office (ESFO) in Tulsa. The biologist will supervise outstanding staff on the Threatened and Endangered Species and Conservation Planning Assistance team in the Oklahoma ESFO. In addition to supervision, the fish and wildlife biologist will coordinate and/or lead a variety of activities such as implementation of recovery actions for federally-listed species and conservation of at-risk species; habitat conservation plans; programmatic endangered species consultations; species status assessments; critical habitat designations; recovery plan development and listing/delisting efforts; working with states, Native American tribes, and other federal agencies on land and water management conservation; and species status surveys and research studies.
https://www.usajobs.gov/job/787116000
Tulsa is a wonderful place to live, located in northeastern Oklahoma between the Ozark Mountains to the east and the Southern Great Plains to the west. It’s a relatively large city with a population of over 400,000 located along the Arkansas River. At the city waterfront there are hiking/biking trails and a large city park, The Gathering Place (recognized as one of the Nation’s best city parks). Kayaking, competitive rowing, and wildlife watching opportunities are plentiful. Its location is an ideal setting for exploring a diversity of unique ecosystems all within a short drive, including several National Wildlife Refuges and public Wildlife Management Areas in Oklahoma, as well as nearby Arkansas and Kansas. Tulsa also has many cultural amenities such as local arts, theaters, and museums along with a revitalized downtown area. Housing is relatively inexpensive with the cost of living being below the national average.
Please help spread the word and you may contact Daniel Fenner at (918) 260-8149 or daniel...@fws.gov with any questions.
Thanks, Daniel
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Daniel Fenner
Supervisory Fish and Wildlife Biologist
Program Lead, T&E Species and Conservation Planning Assistance
Oklahoma Ecological Services Field Office
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
9014 East 21st Street
Tulsa, OK 74129
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