The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) administers 256 million acres of
public land, most of it in Alaska and the western states of Arizona,
California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, New Mexico, Nevada, Oregon,
Utah, and Wyoming. The Bureau of Land Management also manages public
land in the eastern United States, with a State Office located in
Virginia. The Bureau is also responsible for 700 million acres of
federally-owned minerals. In addition to mineral resources, the
Bureau manages forests, wilderness areas, wildlife, habitat and
rangeland.
For additional information about the Bureau of Land Management,
please visit our website at: http://www.blm.gov. |
This position is located within the Directorate of the Assistant
Director (AD), Renewable Resources and Planning. The incumbent
serves in the Division of Fish, Wildlife and Plant Conservation as
the Senior Specialist for the BLM Threatened and Endangered Species
(T&E plants and animals) program.
This is an Interdisciplinary position that may be filled as an
Ecologist GS-0408, Botanist, GS-0430, Fisheries Biologist GS-0480 or
a Wildlife Biologist GS-0486. |