BirdLife Australia is proud to be the nation's largest bird conservation organisation. As an independent, not-for-profit organisation, our aim is clear: to create a bright future for Australia's birds.
We have been a voice for Australia's birdlife for well over a century, protecting birds and their habitats through our robust programs and informed advocacy. It is the powerful passion of our members and supporters which keeps us moving forward and gives us our strength. With active branches and groups across the country,we are able to tap into local issues as well as understanding the bigger picture.
Our mission is to make a real and positive difference for Australia's birds. Over the years our conservation work has achieved beneficial results for a wide range of different species. Our experience and specialised knowledge combined with our ability to unite and inspire the bird-loving community means that we can act quickly and decisively at local, state and national levels.
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IMPORTANT:This Advertiser has requested that applicants MUST be National Residents / Valid Work Permit-holders. Other applicants need not apply.
Birds Australia is recruiting for a Project Coordinator to run the Threatened Bird Network.
We require a dynamic and well organised individual to continue this long running program, which facilitates the protection of Australia's threatened avifauna by connecting people to projects, disseminating vital information and consulting on recovery efforts. The current phase of the project finishes on 30 June 2009, and funding will be sought to continue the project indefinitely. Applications are due by close of business on Monday 26th January.
This is a great chance to join one of Australia's premier conservation organisations in a key role.
To obtain a copy of the Position Description and further information, please email James O’ConnorThis e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .
