Fish and Game Seeks Conservation Officer Trainees
CONCORD, N.H. — If you‚Äôve thought about becoming a Conservation Officer, this could be your chance — the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department is seeking to staff current and future Conservation Officer Trainee vacancies. The closing date for filing an application is April 22, 2016.
¬†”Being a Conservation Officer calls for an in-depth understanding of wildlife, expert knowledge of hunting and fishing laws, physical fitness and excellent 'people skills',” said Col. Kevin Jordan, Chief of Fish and Game's Law Enforcement Division. “COs play a vital role in enforcing state wildlife laws and keeping conditions favorable for fish and wildlife throughout the state.”
The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department’s Law Enforcement Division is responsible for the enforcement of all laws, rules and regulations pertaining to fish and wildlife.  Fish and Game Conservation Officers prosecute all of their own cases involving offenders of wildlife law. They also are responsible for search and rescue operations and enforcing off-highway recreational vehicle regulations.  See more at www.wildnh.com/law-enforcement.

Find out more about necessary qualifications and how to apply by visiting the Fish and Game website at www.wildnh.com/about/careers.html.