Are you looking for an opportunity to oversee management of California Department of Fish and Wildlife lands in the Central Valley and Mojave Desert? The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is looking for a highly motivated individual to oversee endangered species conservation, land management, scientific research, and public use on over ~60,000 acres of Department managed lands in the San Joaquin Valley and western Mojave Desert. Under the direction of the Environmental Program Manager for Lands and Wildlife, this position serves as the Reserve Manager for 16 ecological reserves (Reserves) and is responsible for the day to day supervision and leadership of the Reserves’ programs, operations, natural resources, budget and staff. The position coordinates, directs, and approves activities on the Reserves including scientific research and monitoring, site and facilities maintenance, education/interpretive services, and both large and small-scale planning efforts. The incumbent may serve as acting Environmental Program Manager or Regional Manager requiring more broad knowledge of the Department’s legal, policy; political and management issues.
Senior Environmental Scientist (Supervisory) Exam Bulletin: CalCareers
You will find additional information about the job in the Duty Statement.
Working Conditions
Work is both in an office and in the field. Must be able to work outside in extreme temperatures, walk on uneven terrain, deal with mosquitoes, ticks and other stinging/biting insects, rattlesnakes and other wildlife. This position will be assigned to the Fresno Regional office and may require working weekends, holidays, non-traditional hours and outdoors during adverse weather.
Minimum Requirements
You will find the Minimum Requirements in the Class Specification.

Please refer the Job description for details