From Michigan DNR <[email protected]>
Subject Work for wildlife: DNR hiring for spring positions
Date January 23, 2024 3:43 PM
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A variety of temporary wildlife positions available around the state; apply by Feb. 5.



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Work for wildlife: DNR hiring for spring positions

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Calling any nature enthusiasts, outdoor lovers or conservation-minded folks – the Michigan Department of Natural Resources is hiring for a variety of temporary wildlife positions that may be right for you! These spring jobs, available around the state, could be especially attractive to those looking to enter the conservation work force or seniors and retirees who want to get more involved in the outdoors.

Whether you’re looking to gain new skills or seeking an interesting job steeped in natural resources, the DNR Wildlife Division has several options. Temporary workers are crucial to maintaining the healthy wildlife populations that are central to quality hunting and wildlife watching experiences. People in these roles:


* Assist with wildlife habitat maintenance and improvement, which may include farming, planting trees, cutting clearings and adjusting water levels.
* Help with mowing, landscaping and facility maintenance duties.
* Handle tasks related to wildlife surveys, wildlife sample collection, crop damage inspections, nuisance animal control and equipment operation and maintenance.

“These positions are a great way to experience the conservation field and learn new skills,” said Jennifer Schafer, human resource liaison for the DNR Wildlife Division. “Each of these roles within the wildlife team not only contributes to vital conservation efforts but also offers a rewarding and hands-on experience.”




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Apply for current postings on the State of Michigan's Department of Natural Resources jobs page. Search "wildlife" to show the Wildlife Division opportunities.




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Taking care of the outdoors is a big responsibility. Learn more about the variety of seasonal, part-time and full-time positions, as well as career pathways and benefits.






*Applications are due by Monday, Feb. 5. *The listed job titles for these temporary positions include:


* Spring non-career wildlife assistant.
* Spring non-career wildlife state worker.

Questions? Call Jennifer Schafer or Brandi Holden at 517-284-9453 or email [email protected] <[email protected]>.



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* *DNR wildlife staffer [ [link removed] ]*: The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is hiring for a variety of temporary spring wildlife positions available around the state.
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