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Department of Parks and Recreation
Natural Resources Division
SENIOR ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST (SPECIALIST)
BOTANY
DUTY STATEMENT
November 2015
Under the direction of the Environmental Program Manager I, this position acts as the
Division’s Vegetation Management Program lead and the Department’s botanical specialist.
The position works collaboratively with headquarters and field resources management staff to
develop vegetation management program goals, objectives, and guidelines. The position
supports the Division’s statewide natural resource programs and represents the Department
on interagency and non-profit partnerships addressing vegetation management issues. The
position also provides technical assistance services in wildland vegetation management
(including native and non-native species) to field offices.
The position requires a high level of independent action and the ability to both identify and
solve complex program-related issues and to make sound recommendations to management
for program improvement. The position may be responsible for leading, but not formally
supervising, the work of Environmental Scientists, Environmental Services Interns, and other
classifications. The following are assigned duties:
30 % Vegetation Management Planning, Program Evaluation, and Policy
 Evaluates system-wide policies and programs for their effectiveness in meeting
department goals and objectives;
 Recommend and develop program improvements and policy changes to support
management needs;
 Independently identifies program and project-related problems and proposes
courses of action for improvement;
 Prepares budget proposals and grant applications, as needed, to support vegetation
management programs.
20% Vegetation Inventory, Monitoring, and Restoration
 Identifies appropriate inventory, monitoring and restoration methods for a range of
vegetation and plant community types throughout the State Parks system;
 Establishes criteria and program guidelines for natural resource inventory,
monitoring, and restoration projects and programs;
 Assists field offices in implementing and assessing inventory and monitoring
projects;
 Evaluates inventory, monitoring and restoration projects for their efficacy.
25% Resource Management
 Makes written recommendations to management for program and project
improvements;

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