Requirements

• MSc in nature conservation, zoology, or related field (Will accept BSc and relevant working experience in place of MSc)
• Valid driving license and at least 2 years experience in manual 4x4 driving
• 2-5 years field experience, preferably with mammal tracking, telemetry, and camera trapping
• Ability to work in remote environments, often under physically demanding conditions and late night hours, experience walking with big 5 a plus
• Strong observational and data recording skills
• Experience with GIS, telemetry, or statistical analysis is a plus
• Comfortable working independently and in a team
• Passion for conservation and ethical wildlife research
• Animal husbandry experience a plus

Responsibilities

• Conduct field surveys to monitor pangolin populations, behavior, and habitat use.
• Assist in tracking and data collection using VHF, GPS, camera traps, and other field monitoring tools.
• Record ecological and behavioral observations in a standardized format.
• Support community engagement and awareness activities related to pangolin conservation.
• Assist with handling and data collection for rescued and rehabilitated pangolins, potentially assist with rehabilitation of rescued animals
• Maintain accurate field logs and contribute to research reports.
• Work collaboratively with conservation partners, private stakeholders, local communities, and government agencies when needed.

Compensation

• Partial accomodation and food, salary negotiable and commensurate with experience
• Potential for growth within organization for long-term appointment