Job Description
Responsibilities:
- Supports the GPWI team in advancing the Great Plains Wildlife Initiative strategic goals.
- Identifies, initiates, sustains, and strengthens new and ongoing relationships with local communities.
- Tracks progress and provides input for strategic bison and other keystone or endangered species program planning and review.
Key Competencies:
- Clearly communicates with colleagues and external partners, including landowners, Native nations, NGOs, and agencies.
- Builds and maintains strong, trust-based relationships with communities, partners, and agencies.
- Demonstrates ability to implement current plans and projects while also considering, recommending, and implementing adaptations to successfully achieve longer-term goals.
Qualifications:
- 4–6 years of professional experience, or 2+ years with an advanced degree in natural resources management, wildlife ecology, environmental studies, or a related field; relevant work experience is required.
- Demonstrated experience managing conservation projects in the Great Plains, with a strong understanding of regional ecology is preferred.
- Proven ability to collaborate with Native nations and rural communities, with cultural sensitivity and respect required.
About World Wildlife Fund
World Wildlife Fund (WWF) is a leading conservation organization. They work to conserve wildlife and habitats.