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Offer: Technical Advisor Freshwater:Department of ConservationJob description:Job Description» Contribute and influence significant conservation mahi in biodiversity» capability to use your freshwater technical and scientific skills » Permanent opportunity, preferably located in Dunedin or Invercargill He angit?tanga: About the function We are pursuing a Kaim?tanga T?onga Wai M?ori/ Technical Advisor Freshwater to join our motivated team of technical and scientific specialists. Reporting to the Mountains and Sea Manager, you will have the opportunity to utilise your technical skillset to work on some of the more complex and challenging conservation issues facing Aotearoa/ New Zealand. The overarching focus of the functions is to lead, engage and influence on the protection and recovery of aquatic species and ecosystems across freshwater domains. The function will be fast paced, often reactive and will require broad engagement with others. You will partner with iwi, hapu, wh?nau as well as with other central and local government agencies and stakeholders to achieve greater conservation results. The position is permanent, ideally located in Dunedin or Invercargill, however we will consider alternative locations in New Zealand. He k?rero m?u: What We are seeking for To be prosperous in this position, you will be solution focused and have a passion for the conservation and sustainable management of aquatic species and ecosystems across freshwater domains. We want to hear from you if you have: » practice in freshwater ecology, eco-hydrology, wetlands, and/ or management of freshwater species and habitats. » Previous practice working with, mentoring and training peer groups with a freshwater ecology speciality. » Strong relationship management and stakeholder engagement skills, including a track record of to influencing, negotiating and collaborating. » Tech savvy with excellent written communication and presenting skills. » practice planning, leading and managing cross-functional projects, meeting timeframes and budgets. Desirable skills, practice and Appropriate qualifications: » practice working in partnership with iwi, and knowledge of tikanga M?ori and m?tauranga M?ori. » Tertiary qualification in freshwater ecology or other significant field. » Knowledge and knowledge of the RMA and planning processes. Ng? ?huatanga kei a m?tou: What’s in Information technology for you? A great supportive and collaborative working environment. Being the multiple award winner of the most attractive employer in the public sector (and second overall) with an average turnover beyond 10 years, we know people generally really enjoy working with us! We offer a range of flexible working options depending on the needs of the function and its work context. We highly value the new skills and fresh perspectives brought into the organisation. This is your chance to contribute to our culture of continuous improvement. income Range $72,610 up to $108,493. Starting income of the prosperous candidate will be located on their significant skills and practice. Eligibility to work in New Zealand is mandatory - this includes holding a valid work visa that covers the whole period of employment. COVID-19 Vaccination requirement – All Employees are required to be vaccinated in line with our Vaccination Policy. New employees will be required to provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination prior to commencing employment. How to submit the application:Please apply online via the DOC Careers Centre with a CV and cover letter demonstrating how you meet the requirements above.For any enquiry, Contact Us by Kris Ramm on 0275026059 or atkramm@doc.govt.nz Applications close at 5pm, Sunday 13thMarch 2022 Department of Conservation/ Te Papa Atawhai is committed to a diverse workforce that represents the communities we serve, and to creating an inclusive workplace culture.Skills:
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