The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management plans to hire somebody who can recruit hunters and trappers, including women and people from minority communities. “We’re hiring! DEM’s Division of Fish and Wildlife (DFW) is looking for an innovative self-starter with a strong human dimensions background to coordinate the state’s efforts to recruit, retain and reactivate (R3) outdoor enthusiasts, specifically hunters, trappers and shooting sportsmen and women,” the DEM says in a Facebook post. The job, which pays $71,487 for a 35-hour work week, is consistent with a wider effort to encourage those outdoor sports. Expert: Would-be coyote trapper making Newport coyote problem worse License fees for those activities and taxes on equipment help pay for…