Available Positions
Habitat Restoration and Management Program Manager (Environmental Analyst V):
This position is responsible for the planning, implementation, and coordination of science-based habitat management and restoration projects on lands managed by MassWildlife throughout the Commonwealth. The Program Manager leads a multidisciplinary team of Habitat Biologists, Restoration Ecologists, and Foresters to restore and manage habitat to benefit wildlife, including species of greatest conservation need identified in the State Wildlife Action Plan, while maintaining or enhancing opportunities for hunting, fishing, and other wildlife-based recreation. In addition to supervising the team, the Program Manager works closely with the District Managers across the state to coordinate agency-wide habitat management efforts. Management techniques include but are not limited to mechanical, prescribed burning, invasive plant control, and water management in a variety of habitats including grassland, shrubland, barrens, forests, aquatic systems and wetlands.
Internship & Volunteer Announcements
Buzzards Bay Tern Restoration Project Internships
Interns are needed to assist the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife with protection, research, and management of rare and endangered terns nesting on Bird, Ram, and Penikese Islands in Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts. For additional information on the restoration project, see: https://www.mass.gov/service-details/buzzards-bay-tern-restoration-project
Biological Surveys, Research, and Testing Contracts
From time to time we seek out qualified vendors to perform a variety of biological surveys, research and testing throughout the state. Documents available through the link under Additional Resources below may be required; please see individual opportunity requirements for details.
There are no opportunities available at this time.