QUALIFICATIONS:

• Formal qualifications in a relevant discipline would be an advantage, but is less important than strong, practical experience and a good track record of delivering ‘on-ground’ results.

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Take the leap and start your next adventure with the AWC! AWC reserves the right to start screening applicants and interviewing throughout the recruitment process.
Initial enquiries: employment@australianwildlife.org
Applications: To submit an application, click ‘Apply’ and follow the prompts to complete an online application form. Your application must include CV and covering letter, briefly addressing the critical competencies listed in the detailed job description attachment.

AWC has established an exciting new partnership with the Traditional Owners of the Ngalurrtju Aboriginal Land Trust. The partnership project aims to deliver effective conservation by applying AWC’s approach to conservation alongside strong engagement with Traditional Owners in planning and through direct employment of Indigenous Rangers.

With that, AWC is seeking a passionate Indigenous Ranger Coordinator (IRC) to join the Ngalurrtju team. Reporting to the Operations Manager, the IRC is responsible for managing a small team of Indigenous Rangers to be employed casually to undertake works per an approved Conservation Land Management Program. This role requires engagement with various key stakeholders such as:

• Traditional Owners & AWC Indigenous Rangers
• Central Land Council
• Ngalurrtju Steering Committee (Traditional Owner Representatives).

The role involves engaging with AWC supporters and donors, including Supporter Events and contributing to AWC’s communications program, which are essential functions of this position. In this respect, the successful candidate will need to be a strong advocate for AWC’s conservation model and achievements.
This is a unique opportunity to join Australia’s largest non-government conservation organisation and help shape the future of private-sector conservation in Australia!