This position will focus on the following habitats for Greater Sage-grouse and other Sage-steppe obligates:
Sagebrush steppe communities
Riparian areas/wet meadows
Agricultural/native grassland interface areas
Geographic Focus Area:
All lands within Harney County with program emphasis on private land within Harney County CCAA and Ag waters jurisdiction. Coordinated resource management with federal lands is an important planning component to CCAA, Site-Specific Plan (SSP) documents and Oregon Department of Agriculture (ODA). There may be work in adjacent counties as work assignment requires.
Specific tasks and responsibilities:
Provide delivery & technical support for habitat conservation projects.
– Conduct outreach to private landowners through in-person meetings, telephone, or other mechanisms to identify opportunities for conservation of sage grouse and other sagebrush obligate species.
– Conduct site visits with the landowner and field office (FO) to provide technical guidance on developing conservation plans that address ecological and wildlife resource concerns.
– Develop voluntary conservation agreements to improve or maintain habitat conditions on private lands. (Baseline inventory, screening and ranking, ARCGIS mapping).
– Conduct annual monitoring and provide written reporting to US Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS) and others as necessary.
– Identify potential grant opportunities through private foundations and the state and federal government, and match grant opportunities with needs within the District.
– Write grant proposals for private, state and federal funds with emphasis placed on sustaining capacity and Conservation Measure (CM) implementation.
– Coordinate Ag water issues with local working groups and landowners.
Identify, develop and provide formal trainings, workshops, and products for information and outreach.
– Collaborate with local, state, federal, NGO, tribal, and other stakeholders to formulate program level and strategic plans to address issues/opportunities related to the CCAA and maintaining working landscapes for wildlife.
– Identify and secure funding to enhance efficiencies for outreach, development, implementation, and monitoring activities associated with the Harney County CCAA.
– Provide partners and landowners with on-ground training; (as needed or requested.)
– Wildlife education and outreach for the general public (landowners, youth groups, community organizations, etc.).
– Write wildlife and rangeland management related articles for district website and other publications.
– Develop and implement communications strategies and tools, provide for adequate recruiting and facilitate community capacity building and interest in the CCAA (to include but not limited to) media releases, social media, web presence, and participation in community meetings.
Sustain cooperative working relationships.
– Assist Sage Grouse Coordinator and participate in Harney County CCAA steering committee as necessary.
Develop technical proficiency.
– Attend trainings as needed for professional development.
– Become proficient with records management as it pertains to privacy requirements of Oregon law.
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