Performs entry-level professional duties in biological research or the management of fish, wildlife or marine species.
Positions in this class function under the direct supervision of a higher-level biologist or program administrator.
Conducts fish, wildlife and marine resource surveys and census studies and reviews harvest conditions. Participates in stocking native and exotic species. Conducts programs for improving habitats. Collects and examines specimens for disease and physiological conditions; conducts stomach analyses. Assists in performing wildlife management and research functions.
Knowledge of the principles and practices of fish, wildlife and marine resource management. Knowledge of South Carolina's fish, wildlife and marine species, including their habits, habitats and natural requirements. Knowledge of techniques of analyzing water and soil and identifying harmful organisms. Knowledge of United States Coast Guard rules and regulations governing navigation.
A bachelor's degree in biology, chemistry, wildlife management or related technical area.