Job Description: Provide hydrology, watershed management, watershed improvement, and riparian area management expertise, leadership, and program management to the Regional Directors and Regional Forester. Job Responsibilities: Responsibilities listed at the full performance. Develop and implement the restoration plans for impaired water. Provide hydrology, watershed management, watershed improvement, and riparian area management expertise, and technical guidance. Provide advice to the leadership on hydrology, watershed management, watershed improvement, and riparian area management expertise, leadership, and program management. Manage compliance with watershed management and quality laws and regulations, principally the Clean Water Act. Manage objectives and procedures to promote effective integration of water resource values into land management plans and projects. Work with complex and controversial scientific, policy, legal and social matters. Assist forest and grassland units to disseminate functional and technical information and by promoting new methodologies. Integrate results from diverse watershed scientific projects or reports into other resource areas to assist in planning projects. Review project plans and environmental documents involving complex or controversial issues to assess compliance with a wide range of applicable laws, regulations, and policy. Assist forest and grassland units to disseminate functional, technical information and promote new methodologies. Work with staffs to develop and implement effective and efficient watershed management and water quality monitoring programs. Work with regional staff to initiate, coordinate and evaluate assessments or studies related to the effects of forest and rangeland management practices on watersheds and water quality. Advise and assist with interpretation of general policy to cover unusual or complex problems or refers such questions for higher authority with specific recommendations. Respond to inquiries from congressional representatives and the general public concerning the interpretation and application of direction and policy guidelines. Write scientific reports, alternatives, and related documents to provide input for land management plans, environmental analysis reviews and hydrologic project plans. Job Details: Company: U.S. Forest Service Vacancy Type: Full Time Job Location: Seattle, WA, US Application Deadline: N/A Apply Here careers-trivia.net
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