The organisation
BirdLife Australia is on a mission to put birds and nature on the path to recovery within a decade. With over 460,000 supporters, donors, volunteers, campaigners and members, you will join over 150 staff across Australia, and a network of more than 40 voluntary community groups. Together, our growing network of people stand together to help us protect Australia’s unique birdlife.
The Role
The WA South Coast Threatened Birds Project Support will work collaboratively with the
Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) South Coast Fauna Recovery
Project Team, the South Coast Threatened Birds Recovery Team and Friends of the Western Ground
Parrot to improve conservation outcomes for the WA’s South Coast Threatened Birds including
Western Ground Parrot, Noisy Scrub-bird, Western Bristlebird and Western Whipbird. Specifically,
the Project Support will contribute to strategic planning and implementation of recovery efforts for
these species.
What you need to know:
This is a full-time position (1 FTE), on a fixed-term contract until December 2027. The position is based in Albany. Substantial travel to remote field sites and for meetings with stakeholders will be required throughout the project.
For further information please refer to the attached position description. Any questions can be directed Pamela Fallow c/- people@birdlife.org.au. If you are unable to access the position description, please contact People&Safety@birdlife.org.au.
Applications close at midnight, Sunday, 10th of May 2026.
Your application must include a cover letter, a statement briefly addressing the selection criteria and your current resume.
Applicants must have full working rights in Australia to be eligible for appointment.
A current National Police Check (NPC), Working with Children Check (WWCC), and a valid First Aid certificate are required, or a willingness to obtain these.
BirdLife Australia is an equal opportunity employer. Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander peoples, people from culturally diverse backgrounds and people with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
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