Knowledge of: Planning principles, techniques, and current trends in the areas of environmental, natural, archeological and cultural resource management; environmental laws; methods and objectives of urban and regional planning and development, land use concepts, demography; water quality and water resource data gathering and analytical tools, methods, and operation; water quality and water resource concepts and theory; wetland ecology, hydrology, plants and soils, wetland classification systems, and habitat behavior; farming practices and their potential impacts on fish and wildlife; applicable Federal, State and local laws, regulations, policies and procedures; graphic and statistical presentations. Natural Resources Specialist II Education and Experience: Graduation from a four-year college or university with major course work in environmental science, botany, biology, fisheries, forestry, soil science, water resources, wildlife biology, archeology, cultural resources, or in any other discipline applicable to the requirements of the position; any combination of education and experience which would demonstrate the ability to satisfactorily perform the work will be considered AND One (1) year experience in a position comparable to Natural Resources Specialist I; AND Qualified candidates must have a valid driver's license.