Species Conservation Manager (SWAE)
Make a world of difference and help conserve the Southwest Australian Ecoregion
• Perth location
• Work-life balance
WWF-Australia, the global conservation organisation, is seeking a skilled conservation manager to build upon on the foundations of WWF’s SWAE conservation strategy to deliver conservation outcomes of international significance. With a focus on priority species, the position works with a diverse range of partners to leverage resources and support and develops pro-active on-ground activities to produce tangible results.
With a track record in delivering transformative species conservation programs, the successful candidate will design and implement conservation projects and interventions utilising a broad and deep skills set to engage stakeholders and contribute to WWF-Australia’s broader biodiversity related fundraising strategies.
The successful candidate will have a demonstrated understanding of conservation issues in Southwest Australia and will need:
• Experience in developing and maintaining large, complex cross-sector conservation programs
• Experience in species and conservation planning, design, project management, budgeting and reporting
• High level communication skills including advocacy, media relations, networking, presenting and group facilitation to a diverse range of stakeholders
• Demonstrated track record in conservation fundraising
• An ability to build strong, credible relationships with Indigenous peoples, communities, government and industry
A full position description with selection criteria is available above to download and enquiries may be directed to Dr Gilly Llewellyn on +61 (02) 8202 1227.
WWF values a diverse workforce and is an equal opportunity employer. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply.
Please send applications, with covering letter, CV and statement addressing the selection criteria to:
People and Organisation Development
WWF Australia, GPO Box 528
Sydney NSW 2001
or via email jobs-au@wwf.org.au
• Perth location
• Work-life balance
WWF-Australia, the global conservation organisation, is seeking a skilled conservation manager to build upon on the foundations of WWF’s SWAE conservation strategy to deliver conservation outcomes of international significance. With a focus on priority species, the position works with a diverse range of partners to leverage resources and support and develops pro-active on-ground activities to produce tangible results.
With a track record in delivering transformative species conservation programs, the successful candidate will design and implement conservation projects and interventions utilising a broad and deep skills set to engage stakeholders and contribute to WWF-Australia’s broader biodiversity related fundraising strategies.
The successful candidate will have a demonstrated understanding of conservation issues in Southwest Australia and will need:
• Experience in developing and maintaining large, complex cross-sector conservation programs
• Experience in species and conservation planning, design, project management, budgeting and reporting
• High level communication skills including advocacy, media relations, networking, presenting and group facilitation to a diverse range of stakeholders
• Demonstrated track record in conservation fundraising
• An ability to build strong, credible relationships with Indigenous peoples, communities, government and industry
A full position description with selection criteria is available above to download and enquiries may be directed to Dr Gilly Llewellyn on +61 (02) 8202 1227.
WWF values a diverse workforce and is an equal opportunity employer. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply.
Please send applications, with covering letter, CV and statement addressing the selection criteria to:
People and Organisation Development
WWF Australia, GPO Box 528
Sydney NSW 2001
or via email jobs-au@wwf.org.au
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