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Wildlife Agent Regional Salary in Denmark
DKK 347,460 USD
per year
Hourly Rate
DKK 167.05
Bonus
DKK 5,316
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DKK 260K
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DKK 347K
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DKK 409K
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The average pay for a Wildlife Agent Regional is DKK 347,460, which is DKK 167.05 an hour in Denmark. The average salary range for a Wildlife Agent Regional is between DKK 260,247 and DKK 408,613. On average, a High School is the highest level of education for a Wildlife Agent Regional.
This compensation analysis comes from aggregated salary survey data for Denmark. ERI's compensation information is based on employer-reported data collected from ERI's salary surveys, customer HRIS data, data from Proxies/10Ks and Forms 990, proprietary databases, and purchased survey data. Cost-of-labor data in the Assessor Series are based on actual housing sales data from commercially available sources, plus rental rates, gasoline prices, consumables, medical care premium costs, property taxes, effective income tax rates, etc. For more information, see ERI's methodology.
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Salary Potential for Wildlife Agent Regional
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Number of Years
2 Years
Estimated Salary
DKK 359,302 USD
Percentage Growth
0%
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What Does a Wildlife Agent Regional Do?
Supervises and coordinates activities of fish and game wardens engaged in enforcing fish and game laws, reporting crops and property damage by wildlife, and compiling biological data. Studies and surveys assigned region to learn topography and available cover and feed for wildlife. Subdivides region into geographical districts and submits request for fish and game wardens to patrol districts. Plans location of access roads, trails, sanitary facilities, boat launching sites, and parking areas, based on number of people using area. Trains and assists subordinates to solve work problems and to interpret directives and regulations. Observes issuance of citations, apprehension of game law violators, and seizure of equipment to verify compliance with laws and regulations. Evaluates and submits efficiency reports on subordinates, and initiates personnel actions such as reprimand, disciplinary action, transfer, or discharge. Addresses school, civic, and sports groups on wildlife and recreational activities. Arranges for witnesses and evidence to be used at court trials of game law violators. Compiles consolidated report of region activities and approves requests for new equipment.
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Average Salaries for Wildlife Agent Regional
The average salary of wildlife agent regional in Denmark is 347.460 kr. The average salary of wildlife agent regional in California is $47,742. The average salary of wildlife agent regional in United States is $41,788. Explore the average salaries for wildlife agent regional in other locations below.
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Copenhagen, Denmark
DKK 370,389
Esbjerg, Denmark
DKK 330,233
Holstebro, Denmark
DKK 328,793
Horsens, Denmark
DKK 320,108
Randers, Denmark
DKK 320,812
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Alabama, United States
$38,211
Colorado, United States
$43,826
Iowa, United States
$39,210
Kentucky, United States
$38,599
New Hampshire, United States
$43,059
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How much does a Wildlife Agent Regional make in Denmark?
ERI's data indicated that, on average, a Wildlife Agent Regional is DKK 347,460 per year or DKK 167.05 per hour in Denmark, which is 1% lower than the national average. Top earners have reported making up to DKK 408,613. However, the typical pay range in Denmark, is between DKK 260,247 and DKK 408,613 annually.
What is the salary potential for Wildlife Agent Regional in 5 years?
Wildlife Agent Regional is projected to see 8.7% salary growth in 5 years.
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