Wildlife Conservation Officer
The Kimberley Region is a vast, remote and complex landscape renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty and cultural significance. It offers many unique opportunities to explore and enjoy world-class natural and cultural attractions while appreciating the wilderness values of the area.
Key Responsibilities:
* Participate in various activities relating to conservation, parks and wildlife work within the department, including prescribed burning, bushfire suppression and control, fauna and flora protection, construction and maintenance of infrastructure, support of tourism and recreational activities and operation of associated machinery.
* Development opportunities are available for Aboriginal people with preference given to Yawuru Community members or approved Yawuru applicants.
Essential Skills and Qualifications:
* Experience or interest in working on country and ability to participate in manual activities related to conservation and recreation management, including maintenance and construction of visitor facilities, flora and fauna protection and fire suppression and control.
* Ability to liaise and interact in a positive manner with good communication and interpersonal skills and be able to work effectively in a team.
* Experience in operating equipment such as chainsaws, brush cutters and common maintenance tools.
Benefits:
* A unique opportunity to work in a remote and beautiful region of Australia.
* Development opportunities for Aboriginal people.
Additional Information:
* This role requires the ability to work in a variety of weather conditions and physical environments.
* Applicants must be willing to undergo training and development to enhance their skills and knowledge.