Assistant Project Officer Threatened Species
About the job
The Assistant Project Officer for Threatened Species is a fantastic opportunity to join the National Parks Wildlife Service and make a meaningful impact on New South Wales' vulnerable native species. This role involves hands-on conservation work, project delivery, and collaboration with a passionate team dedicated to protecting biodiversity. The supportive environment encourages teamwork and innovation, making it a great fit for those eager to contribute to conservation efforts.
You'll be responsible for
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Assisting project delivery
Supporting the planning and execution of conservation projects for threatened species.📸
Collecting field data
Traveling to remote parks to gather ecological data using various tools.🤝
Collaborating with stakeholders
Working with internal and external partners to implement conservation strategies.Key criteria
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Environmental management experience
Demonstrated experience in environmental management and conservation practices.View
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Project management knowledge
Understanding of contemporary project management principles and practices.View
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Strong communication skills
Proven ability to communicate effectively with diverse stakeholders.View
