Zoologist and Wildlife Biologist
- An Experienced Zoologist and Wildlife Biologist Instrumental in studying the origins, behavior, diseases, genetics, and life processes of animals and wildlife; specialize in wildlife research and management, including the collection and analysis of biological data to determine the environmental effects of the present and potential use of land and water areas
- Extensive experience of XX years in studying the life processes of animals and their environment; monitoring plant and animal habitats, determining which animals are detrimentally affecting nature, and helping restore and conserve animal habitats
- Skilled in taking care and distribution of zoo animals, working with zoo directors to determine the best way to contain animals, maintain their habitats, and manage facilities; knowledge of plants, animals, and interactions with the environment
- Adept in identifying, recording, and monitoring species of animals; managing large data sets and using statistical software packages; using modeling software to predict future scenarios, such as changes in habitats or population numbers
- Rehabilitating and releasing animals back into their natural environment; identifying, monitoring, and addressing invasive species and other threats; keeping up-to-date with relevant research and regulations
- Adroit in evaluating past wildlife habitat improvement projects to determine the effectiveness of meeting goals and objectives; writing technical documents for wildlife hazard management; developing and sharing information pertinent to the protection of resources
