Wildlife Control Specialist- Working Dog Handler REBECCA MOORE GIBSONWildlife Control Specialist- Working Dog HandlerVirginia Beach, VAFull timeThis role involves working directly with a trained Border Collie to humanely haze and relocate geese from client properties. You will be responsible for managing daily service routes, handling a working dog, and representing our company professionally on-site.
Wildlife Repair/Exclusion Technician Critter ControlWildlife Repair/Exclusion TechnicianRichmond, VirginiaFull timePerform interior and exterior inspections of customers properties, including inspecting roofs, attics, crawlspace, and other confined spaces to identify wildlife entry points and potential vulnerabilities. This role is vital in ensuring the safe and effective exclusion of wildlife from residential and commercial properties, along with performing necessary repairs to prevent future intrusions.
Seasonal Wildlife Service Technician Critter ControlSeasonal Wildlife Service TechnicianVirginia Beach, Virginia$18–$21 / hourThis seasonal role is ideal for individuals with a background in construction, repair, or related trades who are committed to craftsmanship and accountability—and who thrive in a high-demand, high-reward environment during peak wildlife season. Responsibilities: Critter Control Operations specializes in wildlife management services for residential and commercial properties, providing humane wildlife removal, exclusion, and damage repair solutions nationwide.
NewWildlife & Construction Specialist Rentokil Initial plcWildlife & Construction SpecialistFredericksburg, VA$18–$32 / hourPerforms exclusion services and animal removal for residential and commercial customers which includes inspections, trapping, baiting, light carpentry work, working at roof top levels, crawl space vapor barrier installation, crawl space insulation removal & installation, crawl space debris removal., and crawl space and attic disinfections. They strive to protect people and enhance lives by maintaining a pest free environment where our clients live and work by solving complex pest issues using their knowledge and training.
Chief Ranger - Public Safety & Law Enforcement Commonwealth of VirginiaChief Ranger - Public Safety & Law EnforcementChesterfield, VA$44,000–$60,564 / yearVirginia's award-winning state park system, a division of DCR, boasts an incredible and diverse array of natural, cultural, historical, and recreational resources including parks in the mountains, on the ocean, on the Chesapeake Bay, on 8 major rivers, on 4 major lakes, 4 rail trails, 3 battlefield sites, and 32 sites listed on the National Historic Registry. The Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation offers paid leave; a minimum of 13 paid state holidays per year; medical, dental, vision, and life insurance; retirement plans (including 401a Cash Match and 457 Deferred Compensation Plan for classified positions, and VaLORS for law enforcement positions); and is a federally recognized Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) employer.
Assistant Professor in Conservation Science (Tenure-Track) George Mason UniversityAssistant Professor in Conservation Science (Tenure-Track)Fairfax, VirginiaD. in conservation science or related eld prior to the rst day of the appointment; An established record of scholarly activity demonstrated by publication record in reputable peer-reviewed journals; Proven potential to establish an independent, extramurally funded research program; Commitment to teaching and mentoring undergraduate and graduate students; Effective interpersonal communication skills; and. Particularly desirable is the potential for collaboration with the Smithsonian Mason School of Conservation and the Institute for a Sustainable Earth; contribute to George Mason University's commitment to transdisciplinary and cross-departmental research; and engagement with policymakers to support and bring about change that improves environmental outcomes and sustainably address human needs in our region and beyond.
Invasive Species Geneticist DetailsInvasive Species GeneticistBlacksburg, VirginiaThe Department of Fish and Wildlife Conservation is well known for encompassing diverse disciplines and promoting interdisciplinary collaborations including but not limited to areas such as ecosystem ecology, behavioral ecology, population dynamics, physiology, ecotoxicology, disease ecology, human-wildlife conflicts, human dimensions of natural resource conservation, marine ecology and fisheries, natural resource policy, and fish and wildlife habitat management. As part of a campus-wide cluster hire on invasive species, the Department of Fish and Wildlife Conservation in the College of Natural Resources and the Environment at Virginia Tech seeks applicants for a 9-month, tenure-track, research (60%), teaching (30%), and service (10%) position at the Assistant or Associate Professor rank.