Project Officer; Raptor Conservation Programme

Position: Project Officer(Raptor Conservation Programme)
Location: Bengaluru

WWF-India is looking for dynamic and self-motivated biologists, with a zeal to work for research and conservation actions supporting raptors and the overall environmental well-being. The candidate is expected to conduct actionable research and take actions on ground for raptors and their habitats conservation– including data analysis and reporting. The position will be based at field locations in Karnataka.

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· Undertake raptor research and conservation work to assess status of their populations, distribution and factors affecting their long-term survival.

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· Ensure timely implementation of the activities.

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· Coordinate with various Govt. department(s), and community groups and other stakeholders for planning out and timely implementation of the activities.

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· Identify and work with partners and stakeholders to promote raptor conservation

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· Identify solutions for raptor conservation based on work on the ground and consultation with key stakeholders.

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· Coordinate with supervisors, as well as communication team at WWF-India Secretariat for communicating progress as well as success stories.

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· Represent WWF-India at relevant fora and build its network with key players in the sector.

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· Any other task that is given by the organization for meeting its objectives.

Requirements

Masters or higher qualification in the field of ecology/wildlife/environment
Experience in raptor research or avian ecology and conservation
Data collection and analysis, report writing, communication, and interpersonal skills are essential.