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WA Black-Cockatoo Project Officer (0.6 FTE)
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Sectors Conservation & Ecology
Location Australia (Western Australia) - Australasia
Salary Additional Information $38,299-$40,046 pro-rata of $63,832 to $66,744 per annum (plus 9.5% superannuation)
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Salary (Maximum)
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Type Fixed Term and Permanent Roles
Status Part Time / Per Day
Level Mid Level
Deadline 24/08/2020
Company Name BirdLife Australia
Contact Name Human Resources Dept.
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Contract duration: To December 2021 (extension subject to funding / availability)

The WA Black-Cockatoo Project Officer will work collaboratively with volunteers, communities, stakeholders and project partners to contribute research knowledge and improve conservation outcomes for threatened Black-Cockatoos in WA. The successful candidate will work with the BirdLife Black-Cockatoo Project Coordinator and the WA Program Manger to deliver citizen science programs including the Great Cocky Count and achieve positive conservation outcomes for Black-Cockatoos through greater community awareness and engagement in monitoring, and community and stakeholder participation in on-ground conservation initiatives.

Download the full position description at http://birdlife.org.au/who-we-are/our-organisation/employment.   

To apply, please send your CV and application addressing all selection criteria in a single word doc to vicki.stokes@birdlife.org.au  by COB Monday August 24.
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