Field Ranger – Protect & Maintain NZ’s Treasures (Whangārei)

Department of Conservation; Whangarei; Presencial; NZD 62.000 - 67.000; Tempo integral

Resumo da vaga

The Department of Conservation in Whangārei is seeking a hands-on Ranger to protect New Zealand's natural heritage. This full-time fixed-term role involves working in the Whangārei District on field-based conservation activities, maintaining tracks and assets, pest plant and animal control, and collaborating with partners.

Candidates bring practical field skills, such as carpentry or maintenance, a full NZ driver's license, and good communication skills to work with iwi and communities.

Qualificações

• Experience in field-based conservation projects.
• Practical hands-on experience with maintenance and repair work.
• Ability to work independently and in teams in challenging environments.

Responsabilidades

• Ensure facilities, tracks, and signage are safe and accessible.
• Track clearing and maintenance of visitor assets.
• Contribute to conservation work programmes and pest control.
• Carry out pest plant and animal control activities.
• Support conservation and field-based initiatives.
• Collaborate with partners, volunteers, and stakeholders.
• Monitor, report, and plan project work.
• Maintain equipment and meet safety standards.

Conhecimentos

Fieldwork

Carpentry/maintenance

Driver's license (manual)

Pest control

Communication

Formação

Conservation/Environmental management/ecology qualification

Ferramentas

GPS

ArcGIS Field Maps

Chainsaw

Brush cutter

Descrição da vaga

The Department of Conservation in Whangārei is seeking a hands-on Ranger to protect New Zealand's natural heritage. This full-time fixed-term role involves working in the Whangārei District on field-based conservation activities, maintaining tracks and assets, pest plant and animal control, and collaborating with partners.

Candidates bring practical field skills, such as carpentry or maintenance, a full NZ driver's license, and good communication skills to work with iwi and communities.