The Colorado Department of Natural Resources, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) is seeking qualified individuals to serve as contractors for the CPW Range Rider Program. The program aims to mitigate wolf-related livestock losses by providing a consistent human presence, monitoring livestock health, and deterring carnivore activity. The Range Rider will be responsible for attending training, monitoring livestock, detecting and communicating injury and disease information, and utilizing non-lethal tools to prevent or minimize predator conflict. The ideal candidate will have experience working with livestock, knowledge of livestock husbandry techniques, and the ability to work independently in remote areas. Key responsibilities include:
• Monitoring livestock health and behavior
• Detecting and communicating injury and disease information
• Utilizing non-lethal tools to prevent or minimize predator conflict
• Attending training and maintaining knowledge of livestock husbandry techniques
• Working independently in remote areas
The contract will be for a period of 5 years, with the possibility of extension or cancellation. The Range Rider will be required to provide their own equipment, including a vehicle, smartphone, and other necessary tools.
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