Fund development and public outreach work involving fundraising, media campaigns, contract oversight, educational programs, and information sharing for the Department of Fish and Wildlife's Nongame and Natural Heritage Program. Duties include developing a funding and outreach strategy, promoting the Nongame and Wildlife Fund, public relations, presenting a positive Department and Program image, and working with the media. Some supervision may be exercised over temporary or contractual employees and volunteers on a project basis.
Work is performed under the direction of an administrative supervisor.
Identifies markets to develop appropriate presentations, exhibits, and materials to influence interest and donations. Plans and develops educational outreach efforts regarding nongame wildlife, plants, and natural communities and NNHP and Department programs to conserve them. Interacts with various audiences and provides information tailored to their needs and orientations. Conducts a variety of workshops and presentations. Researches and responds to requests for information by the public, students, and natural resource professionals.