What the job is
This job is for a Wild Horse and Burro Coordinator with the Bureau of Land Management in Yuma, Arizona. There are six open positions now, but more may open later. You may need to work weekends. Pay depends on your experience and location.

What you will do
You will manage daily tasks for the Wild Horse and Burro Program. This includes planning and running events, making sure all work follows laws and rules, and working with the public to share information about the program. You will also organize volunteers, arrange transportation for animals, and keep records up to date. Some tasks will help you grow into the full role.

What you need
You must be a U.S. citizen or national. You need a valid driver’s license and must pass a background check and drug test. You cannot have a real estate license or own stocks in companies involved with federal lands. You must complete training, use a government credit card, and qualify to carry a firearm. A two-year trial period may apply.

What you will get
Salary ranges from $61,722 to $97,087 per year. Benefits include federal employment perks.