Ability to: understand and interpret title reports, maps, contracts, legal descriptions, deed restrictions and other real estate documents; conduct statistical research, and analyze data pertaining to a variety of conservation and other open space matters; assimilate documents pertaining to real estate transactions; perform multiple tasks under deadlines; establish and maintain effective relationships with people encountered in the course of work; use GIS, GPS, and related software and hardware to collect data, perform analyses, and prepare maps and reports; perform analytical work carefully and accurately; communicate effectively both orally and in writing; use computers and software. Normally, this would include a Bachelors degree, or equivalent, in real estate, environmental studies, land use, conservation, natural resource planning, agriculture, geography, ecology or a related field, and one year of experience in land conservation, natural resource protection, parks, or another similar field, with a governmental agency or non-profit that includes experience working with GIS, including system functionality and map production.