Wildlife and Exclusion Technician Thomas Pest ServicesWildlife and Exclusion TechnicianAlbany, NYWildlife and Exclusion Technician At Thomas Pest Services, we take pride in being one of the fastest-growing, family-owned, and operated pest management companies in the Capital and Hudson Valley Regions. This is a hands-on, problem-solving role ideal for someone who enjoys working outdoors, learning technical skills, and delivering excellent customer service.
Fish and Wildlife Technician 1 New York State Thruway AuthorityFish and Wildlife Technician 1new paltz, NYIn addition to principal duties, the Technician may assist in other aspects of the Regional Wildlife Program including, but not limited to, dissemination of Program information to the public, pheasant stocking, biological data collection on hunter-harvested deer, raptor and amphibian monitoring, and waterfowl banding. Minimum Qualifications 30 semester credit hours, including 12 semester credit hours in fisheries, marine resources or wildlife management; mariculture, marine biology; aquaculture, marine or terrestrial ecology, zoology; marine technology; botany; limnology; hydrology; or oceanography.
Pest & Wildlife Management Specialist CASTLE MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISES LLCPest & Wildlife Management SpecialistRochester, NYFull timeThis is a hands-on, field-based role focused on solving real pest problems, building customer relationships, and delivering high-level service across residential, commercial, and industrial accounts. We are actively seeking experienced pest control professionals who want more autonomy, better earning potential, and the opportunity to expand into advanced services like wildlife control and exclusion.
Wildlife Specialist Critter ControlWildlife SpecialistAlbany, New York$60,000–$70,000 / yearFull timeThe ideal candidate has a passion for solving customer problems, enjoys working outdoors, excels in customer communication, and is comfortable performing physical work such as climbing ladders, working on roofs, and entering attics and crawlspaces. This territory spans from Albany to the New Jersey border and offers the opportunity to build and manage your own book of business across one of New York’s fastest-growing residential regions.
Assistant Conservator, Objects Conservation [End-Dated] The Metropolitan Museum of ArtAssistant Conservator, Objects Conservation [End-Dated]The Met Fifth Avenue, New YorkYou will be one of four conservators working towards the conservation of two monumental early sixteenth-century polychrome stone sculptural ensembles, and a polychrome architectural wood frame from Dordogne, France: Entombment of Christ (16.32.2a,b) and Pieta with Donors (16.31.1). “Commuting distance” means that they are located in one of following states: New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, or Pennsylvania (the “Tri-state and PA” areas), and be able to commute to and from the Museum in a single day.
NewSenior Manager, Communications National Audubon SocietySenior Manager, CommunicationsNew York, NY$106,995–$120,370 / yearEnsures alignment between communications from the Office of the Chief Conservation Officer with broader organizational priorities, supporting proactive internal communications, executive communications, organizational change initiatives, the Chief Conservation Officer's thought leadership strategy, and consistent enterprise messaging. Writes high-impact speeches, talking points, blog posts, press statements, briefing materials, op-eds, and other executive communications to support leadership engagements, including board meetings, congressional meetings and testimony, speaking events, internal meetings, and other strategic priorities.
Conservation Science Volunteer, Palmyra Program USA The Nature ConservancyConservation Science Volunteer, Palmyra ProgramPalmyra, New YorkDaily, weekly, and monthly tasking varies according to the needs of priority conservation science projects, which may include native plant establishment and monitoring, invasive plant removal, seabird and shorebird monitoring, maintenance and monitoring of seabird social attraction project sites, and many other varied conservation science activities led by TNC and partners. Occasionally, volunteers may be asked to participate in community-based or visitor-facing activities, such as supporting philanthropy trips, presenting or demonstrating key conservation science projects to visitors, or assisting in other roles.
0.0 Wildlife Conservation Society0.0Bronx, NYResponsibilities Include: Provide administrative and logistical support for the BZ Live Interpretive team including record keeping, assisting with timesheet collection, staff/volunteer scheduling, facilitating tour bookings, and maintaining organized and clean storage and staff areas. Job Summary: The Coordinator of Live Interpretation is a position that will provide programmatic, administrative, and operational support to the Live Interoperation program at the Bronx Zoo, which facilitates visitor engagement utilizing paid staff interprets, volunteer interpreters, and performers.