-Gather information and perform investigations on environmental regulatory compliance issues, research regulations, compliance and permitting requirements.-Write plans or reports, prepare routine correspondence. Prepare regulatory and compliance documents, applications and reports. -Manage projects & clients as assigned.-Maintain client communication and client satisfaction. Advise client on regulatory compliance issues and project status and updates. -Maintain relationships and communication with relevant agencies; maintain knowledge of relevant regulations, procedures and processes.-Perform field work associated with regulatory compliance inspections and data gathering.-Participate in business development efforts to acquire new project work. Prepare SOQs, proposals and other related information if required.-Compile investigations, surveys, and studies as requested and needed. -Prepare reports and presentations.-Conduct field surveys such as nesting birds, botanical, and T&E species such as frogs, snails, etc. -Complete hazard tree marking and removal per USFS guidelines.-Perform other projects and tasks as assigned.

Conduct maintenance of recreation and administrative sites including repairs to facilities.Repair or replace roofs, doors, wall surfaces, fences, posts, barriers, signs, bulletin boards, and kiosks.Maintain paint on buildings and other structures.Repair plumbing, potable water systems, and irrigation systems.Repair and maintain road by repainting striping, filling potholes, and installing speed bumps. Repair and maintain trails.Perform landscape maintenance such as mowing, weed abatement, spraying herbicides, planting, seeding, and installing irrigation systems.Operates various types of equipment including heavy-duty 4x4 pickups, forklift, mower, motorized weed eater, ATV or UTV, skid-steer loader, and a hydraulic pump.Constructs and installs facilities at recreation sites.Fabricates and installs bulletin boards, signs, kiosks.Forms, pours, spreads, and levels concrete walkways to ADA standards. Forms and installs tent pads in campsites, pipe safes, fires grills, and picnic tables.Performs routine cleaning of facilities and grounds.Cleans, sanitizes, and main

See descriptions for previous held Park Ranger positions within same office. Check back for update soon.

Invasive species management in Shasta, Trinity, Siskiyou, Butte, and Tehama counties.Support additional natural resource programs with project work including but not limited to Botany, Range, and Forestry.Will expand. Check back for update soon.

-Utilize motorcycle, ATV, UTV, or 4WD Truck to patrol for monitoring trail conditions, identifying project work/upgrades, and perform maintenance on trails/campsites in the Chappie-Shasta OHV Area.-Perform maintenance, rehabilitation, reconstruction, and construction in accordance with the Recreation Management Plan. -Operate mechanized equipment such as mini-excavator, SWECO, powered wheelbarrow, etc. for trail upkeep.-Take inventory, order, and post informational/directional signs on trail networks, remove fallen trees, and brush trail on an ‘as-needed’ basis.-Trail design and layout for motorized and non-motorized trails.-Educate and provide information to visitors on Chappie-Shasta and nearby recreation areas.-Utilize GPS unit/Avenza/GIS to collect and track field data on trails/facilities to develop restoration plan.-Serve as work lead on specific projects for crews (e.g. AmeriCore, NCIDC, Redding Fuels Module).-Load and transport equipment (e.g. excavator, SWECO, UTV, etc.) for project work; 4WD with trailer.-Promote visitor safety; respond to emergencies when necessary.-Maintain/perform any duties in relation to Chappie-Shasta OHV Campground.-Communicate with local groups/businesses to complete field work, order signs, materials, etc. for Redding BLM recreation sites and facilities.-Write and review policy/planning documents to identify resources to properly manage resources within recreation program.-Process and monitor Special Use Permits for compliance (e.g. Lemurian MTB Race Swasey Recreation Area). -Assist OHV Outdoor Recreation Planner with OHV grant submissions for CORVA.-Coordinate volunteer events.Project Highlight:-Developed/implemented plan to utilize Alaskan Mill to build picnic tables for Bohemotash Primitive Campground in Chappie-Shasta OHV Area following the Carr Fire. Coordinated ground operations with Redding Fire/BLM staff/volunteers to safely use Mill and create tables from Douglas Fir tree.

· Carr Fire burn area emergency stabilization work including but not limited to bridge repair, bridge rebuild, culvert install/replace, volunteer coordination work, signing, welding/cutting galvanized steel for H-brace posts, etc.· Storm Patrol.· Operate UTV in Chappie-Shasta OHV for trail repair/maintenance/stabilization.· Plan and implement fence building for exposed sites including building H-braces in shop. · Utilize chainsaw to clear trail of hazards/blocks following snowstorm in greater Redding area. · Build, plan and install galvanized steel fencing for critical and sensitive resource areas exposed by the fire. · Perform trail restoration in result of suppression repair (dozer destruction). · Utilize GPS unit/Avenza to collect field data on trails/facilities to develop restoration plan. · Manage volunteer crews, provide safety briefing prior to work in field. · Routine facility maintenance of developed sites/trailheads.

· Trail and facility routine maintenance, reconstruction and construction. · Trail design and layout of non-motorized and motorized trails utilizing hand tools, mini excavator, etc.· Rebuild specific trail features (e.g. Bike berms in Swasey) following Carr Fire damage.· Reestablish trail following Carr Fire Initial Attack (IA) and Emergency Stabilization (ES) damage. · Use of OHVs to accomplish tasks and monitor trail conditions throughout Chappie-Shasta OHV Area.· Work with local volunteer groups (e.g. RTA) on trail project work. · Indirect (kiosks) and direct visitor education.· Monitor and evaluate visitor use patterns; manage vehicle counter program for RMIS.· Utilize GPS unit/Avenza to collect field data.· Assist Planners with SRPs.· Help with various recreation events on BLM Lands (e.g. races). · Manage recreation supplies via office inventory and place orders with local/online businesses.· Aid law enforcement in removing illegal mining sites on public lands. · Conduct permit compliance check along Sacramento river via raft with law enforcement. · Monitor habitat and species populations with wildlife program. · Operate machinery to help recreation program rebuild sites following Carr Fire damage:-Gas-powered ground tamper on road culvert/drainage projects. -Excavator (316/308/mini) to remove excess sediment from stream bed and install triple culvert.-Devise a plan and install ID signs for recreation areas and trailheads. · Support fire program with prescribed burns.

Side job as a stable/ranch hand for facility and animal care.

Work within the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) as an AmeriCorps Volunteer with GBI.

- Previously worked in the Chem Stockroom during the summer of 2016. - Assist in managing deliveries for stock, professors, students, etc. by maintaining an organized system and a thorough understanding of various needs. - Knowledge of different computer programs aids (Microsoft Access, excel, web, etc.) with monitoring transactions in the stockroom. - Help visitors/ buyers throughout process of finding equipment they need and purchasing.

- Manual labor at the Syracuse dome assisting with laying flooring for different events- Prepare for events via setting up tables, pipe, drape, offices, etc. taking place at the dome & at Manley Field House.- Work SU Athletics events for Dome Operations.

· Work with many diverse groups and individuals to meet specific requirements for trail and site conditions. · Monitor overuse trends and manage trail conditions in Catskills to mitigate for environmental degradation by human use.· Daily duties included building/repairing structures (lean-tos), surveying users at high use areas, trail inspections & reports, trail maintenance, GIS mapping, photo logging, forest inventory, etc.

·Utilization of ArcGIS and other software to assist with environmental screenings of project proposals·Aid in preparation of Protection of Waters and Freshwater Wetland permitting throughout Region 7·Assist with other office duties as required, including entering the field.

- Connect the college to external groups to educate public about environmental, social, and economic issues- Participate in outreach events, planning & evaluation

•Added and organized information that was collected in the field.•Completed multiple studies in the field such as loon surveying, veg plotting, catch and release small animals, trail clearing, etc.•Efficiently and effectively worked well with the group members to complete a day’s work.

Worked individually to satisfy the visitor/traveler needs.Coordinated and cooperated with photography team & guides throughout the day to provide accurate and interesting information to tourists.Aided in building customer service and communications skills.