Water Stewardship Specialist — Conservation Impact

World Wildlife Fund South Africa; Pietermaritzburg; On-site; ZAR 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Career development

Collaborative work environment

Training programs

Job summary

World Wildlife Fund South Africa is seeking a Sustainable Water Management Specialist to join our Conservation and Sustainability team in Pietermaritzburg. The role requires a strong background in environmental science, water management, and the ability to work independently and with colleagues to advance conservation goals.

You will monitor water quality, develop strategies for sustainable water use in our conservation areas, and build relationships with government, communities, and other

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required in Environmental Science or related field.
• 5-7 years of experience in environmental conservation or water management.
• Excellent communication and collaboration skills.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement sustainable water management strategies in conservation areas.
• Conduct water quality monitoring and assessment in conservation areas.
• Collaborate with conservation team to develop and implement conservation plans.
• Provide technical support to conservation team on water management issues.
• Develop and maintain relationships with stakeholders, including government agencies and local communities.

Skills

Water management

Communication

Teamwork

Analytical thinking

Strategic planning

Education

Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science

Job description

World Wildlife Fund South Africa is seeking a Sustainable Water Management Specialist to join our Conservation and Sustainability team in Pietermaritzburg. The role requires a strong background in environmental science, water management, and the ability to work independently and with colleagues to advance conservation goals.

You will monitor water quality, develop strategies for sustainable water use in our conservation areas, and build relationships with government, communities, and other