Penguin Recovery Coordinator - Contract Position

We need a motivated and organised co-ordinator and facilitator to prepare

the way for nationally coordinated penguin conservation.

Reporting to our GM Conservation Advocacy, you will be responsible for consulting

with a range of penguin conservation stakeholders to engage with them around

the development of an all-species penguin Recovery Group. Further you will

be responsible for developing a framework for a recovery plan that the Group

would be responsible for developing into a recovery plan.

This is a part-time position of 20 hours per week for six-months (starting

April 2018 and finishing September 2018).

A background in conservation, ecology or science (penguin or seabird knowledge

would be advantageous);

Project management skills;

A high level of personal motivation and , the ability to initiate and complete

tasks independently, and in a timely manner;

A proven track record of producing quality documentation and reports;

A proven track record of engagement with a number of different stakeholders

Positive interpersonal skills to engage and work with stakeholders;

The flexibility to travel;

An understanding and awareness of tikanga Maori.

This is a great job if you really want to help secure a future for New Zealand’s

penguins. Working at Forest & Bird gives you the chance to work for New

Zealand’s nature.

To apply, please email your CV and a covering letter to our HR Advisor,

Susan James at s.james@forestandbird.org.nz . All applications will be acknowledged.

Shortlisted applicants shall be required to complete an application form

prior to an interview. The closing date for applications is 5pm, Thursday

26th April.

Specific queries about this role should be directed to Helen Tickner, GM

Conservation Advocacy on (027) 770 0020.