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Department of Conservation in Whanganui is seeking a Ranger to manage facilities, tracks, signage and backcountry maintenance within Whanganui National Park. You will contribute to biodiversity initiatives, predator and weed control, and stakeholder collaboration in both backcountry and front-country settings.
The role involves traveling to remote areas, flexible weekend work, and embedded safety responsibilities while supporting heritage sites and visitor experiences.
Live and work in one of Aotearoa New Zealand's most spectacular natural environments - Whanganui National Park!Salary range: $62,192 to $67,446 depending on skills and experiencePermanent, fulltime position | based in Whanganui but may consider other locations within the district for the right candidate
How would you like to call the scenic Whanganui National Park your new office? Would you enjoy mahi that involves a Great Walk, beautiful heritage sites, including the Whanganui River and local treasures. The Ranger is a crucial operational role within the close-knit team based in Whanganui. You will be contributing to meaningful mahi in both the back and front-country as you assist the Regional Operations Whanganui District team with maintaining some of Aotearoa New Zealand's beautiful heritage sites.The position will be focussed on:
While this position is mostly field-based you will also be required to complete office-based tasks assisting the Principal Ranger with planning and organising of projects. You will be required to often work in backcountry locations - in remote and rugged terrain.' You must be flexible and available to regularly travel and to stay away from home up to 3 nights a week. Some weekend work will be required
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We are looking for a proactive team player with a passion for conservation and a practical approach to field-based work. You'll be comfortable working across a range of biodiversity activities, building positive relationships, and contributing to the delivery of meaningful conservation outcomes.
Desirable:
DOC is committed to a culture where everyone can participate, thrive, and grow. We're driven by our values and behaviours, and are working towards being an organisation that is diverse, equitable, and inclusive by default.
Salary: $62,192 to $67,446, depending on skills and experience.Eligibility: You must hold a valid NZ work visa that covers the duration of employment. Please note, we are not engaging with recruitment agencies for this role.