Job Description

Biologist/Environmental Scientist 

QUALIFICATIONS

• BS or MS in biology/environmental science/botany/wildlife or closely related field. 
• Substantial (2 years+) hands-on experience related to wildlife, plant conservation and habitat management; such experience may include working with special-status species, conducting wetland delineations in northern California, and identifying region-specific plant and animal species. 
• Excellent technical writing and analytical skills. 
• Familiarity with GPS data collection and navigation techniques. 
• Working knowledge of GIS software/geospatial technology. 

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Conduct wildlife surveys, habitat evaluations, and/or general plant surveys. 
• Conduct wildlife and/or special-status plant surveys and protocol-level surveys. 
• Conduct wetland delineations. 
• Conduct construction monitoring. 
• Prepare a variety of environmental compliance documents such as Biological Study Reports, Biological Assessments, Aquatic Resource Delineation Reports, and Natural Environment Study reports, and assist with NEPA/CEQA documentation. 
• Serve as liaison between various regulatory agencies and clients for environmental permit acquisition and compliance. 
• Team with project engineers, site designers, and other specialists engaged in private and public projects. 
• Coordinate or assist in the coordination of ENPLAN team member actions. 
• Assist with the processing of permits (e.g., Section 404, Section 401, CDFW Section 1600 LSA). 
• Interface with regulatory agency and client representatives on all phases of contract performance.
• Assist with creation of work programs, budgets, and proposals. 

TO APPLY

Send us your resume along with your writing and other work samples as you feel applicable. Include a description of your interest in becoming a member of the ENPLAN team, doing the work necessary, and living in the Redding area.Please email this information to  hr@enplan.com.

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