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Born Free Foundation is seeking an experienced conservation professional to lead monitoring, evaluation and learning, measuring impact and strengthening reporting for our global conservation work.
The role reports to the Head of Conservation and collaborates with UK and international teams to shape the future of our conservation portfolio, while offering flexible remote working and regular meetings in Horsham, West Sussex. Interviews: 9-10 November 2026.
This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced conservation professional with a background in monitoring, evaluation and learning to help measure and strengthen the impact of Born Free's conservation work across the globe.
Reporting to our Head of Conservation, the successful candidate will work closely with colleagues in the UK and internationally, supporting organisational impact reporting, programme evaluation, data analysis, learning, and donor reporting, while helping to shape the future direction of our conservation portfolio.
Flexible remote working, with regular team meetings in Horsham, West Sussex
Approximately 13-month maternity cover contract
Salary up to £37,000, dependent on experience
Alongside a competitive benefits package, we offer opportunities for professional development, flexible working, wellbeing support, and a generous pension scheme.
The successful candidate will have international field experience in conservation management, monitoring and evaluation, with a postgraduate degree in conservation biology, zoology or a relevant subject. , environmental science, education, social science, or a related field.
Born Free Foundation is a global wildlife charity dedicated to ensuring wild animals, whether in captivity or in the wild, are treated with compassion and respect. The organization works worldwide to preserve, protect, and rescue wild animals in need, championing Compassionate Conservation solutions. Its mission is to promote peaceful co‑existence between humans and wildlife by reducing conflict, improving animal welfare, and safeguarding natural habitats.
Interviews: 9-10 November 2026