Assist Project Off Threatened Species
About the job
The Assistant Project Officer for Threatened Species is an exciting opportunity to contribute to the conservation of biodiversity in New South Wales. This role plays a vital part in protecting the environment and heritage, working collaboratively within a passionate team. The National Parks and Wildlife Service values teamwork and encourages a hybrid working model, making it a great fit for those looking to make a difference.
You'll be responsible for
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Supporting biodiversity programs
Assisting in the planning, implementation, and review of biodiversity and threatened species programs to achieve project outcomes.🌱
Monitoring and restoration
Participating in monitoring, habitat restoration, and conservation translocation projects across New South Wales.🗂️
Administrative tasks
Carrying out administrative duties and using software systems for financial and asset management.Key criteria
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Biodiversity conservation experience
Experience working in biodiversity and threatened species management.View
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Data management skills
Proven skills in managing and analyzing conservation data.View
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Project management experience
Demonstrated experience managing conservation projects on time and budget.View
