Location: Punjab
Experience: Minimum 5 years in aquatic biology or wildlife conservation.
Compensation: Competitive
WWF - India
WWF-India has been a leading force in nature conservation for over 50 years. They work tirelessly to stop the degradation of our planet's natural environment and build a future where humans live in harmony with nature. From protecting iconic species like tigers and rhinos to conserving critical wetlands and forests, their footprint covers the entire country. They combine science, field work, and policy advocacy to tackle urgent issues like climate change and biodiversity loss, ensuring a healthy planet for future generations.
Role
This role is for the field-scientist at heart. You will implement strategies to protect species like the Indus River Dolphin and gharials, ensuring their habitats remain safe and healthy.
Responsibilities
- Implement conservation strategies for dolphins, gharials, otters, and turtles.
- Conduct field surveys and lead habitat restoration initiatives.
- Engage with district authorities and communities on biodiversity protection.
- Monitor the impact of interventions on species populations.
Requirements
- 5+ years of experience in field-based species conservation.
- Technical skills in field surveys and monitoring tools.
- Cultural sensitivity and strong community networking skills.
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