The Sea Country Ranger will be part of a team of Rangers delivering ETNTAC's program, initiatives and activities with a focus on caring for Wudjari sea country and delivering program outcomes.
As a Sea Country Ranger, you will support the protection, monitoring and management of marine and coastal environments while upholding Wudjari cultural values and knowledge. The Sea Country Ranger will work as part of a dedicated team to deliver on-ground conservation, cultural site protection, and joint management activities. The role is based in Esperance and involves travel and fieldwork in the Esperance region.
The role is based in Esperance and involves travel and fieldwork in the Esperance region.
How to apply
To assist you with preparing your application, please review the Sea Country Ranger position description and the core functions of the position.
Please get in touch with ETNTACs Workforce Coordinator for the position description (contact details below).
We require you to submit:
* A current CV including the contact details of two referees.
* A statement of no more than two pages addressing the following five selection criteria.
Selection criteria
1. Why are you interested in becoming a Sea Country Ranger?
2. Demonstrate your ability to show initiative and to work unsupervised.
3. How do you work in a team so that you are a good team member?
4. Can you give an example of a challenging situation at work and how you resolved it?
5. Do you have a current driver's license and ability to obtain other licenses and tickets as required? (skippers' ticket, remote first aid)
Please send your submission to
ETNTAC Workforce Coordinator via email at or in person.
Closing date
5pm (Western Standard Time) Friday, 16 January 2026