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Conservation Officer

Posted on Oct. 16, 2026

  • Remote, Australia
  • 0 - 0 USD (yearly)
  • Full Time

Conservation Officer job opportunity

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Join us as a Conservation Officer! Lead community reforestations, soil health recovery, fruit/native tree projects, and outdoor well-being education.

About the Role

Are you passionate about restoring nature, fostering community well-being, and inspiring others through outdoor learning? We are looking for an enthusiastic and community-minded Conservation Officer to guide our environmental care initiatives. In this role, you will be at the heart of our sustainability journey, designing practical tree planting, soil revitalization, and environmental education programs.

This role seamlessly blends hands-on ecosystem restoration with public engagement. You will be instrumental in executing reforestations, caring for native and fruit-bearing trees, and establishing natural learning environments that connect individuals, school groups, and community members with nature to enhance local well-being.

Key Responsibilities

· Restoration Planning & Strategy: Develop and guide hands-on ecosystem care strategies that support biodiversity, habitat restoration, and local environmental balance.

· Reforestation & Tree Stewardship: Coordinate and lead sustainable tree planting initiatives, focusing on the healthy growth and protection of native flora and community fruit trees.

· Soil Recovery & Land Health: Oversee organic and practical soil improvement plans to help heal degraded land, enrich soil health, and support thriving plant life.

· Community Outdoor Learning: Design and run interactive environmental education activities, workshops, and outdoor learning experiences for schools, landholders, and community groups.

· Well-being & Community Engagement: Nurture public participation in nature-based initiatives, creating welcoming spaces that promote eco-awareness, community connection, and personal well-being.

· Project Tracking & Reporting: Keep track of project milestones, plant survival rates, and community feedback to prepare clear, supportive updates for project stakeholders.

Pay: Up to $80,000.00 per year

Benefits:

  • Professional development assistance

Education:

  • Advanced Diploma / Associate Degree (Preferred)

Experience:

  • Conservation and Education: 3 years (Preferred)

Language:

  • Competent English and basic Spanish ideally. (Preferred)

Work Location: Remote


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