Southern Gulf NRM

This role develops and implements programs that address priority issues and will achieve sustainable agriculture outcomes in the Southern Gulf NRM. The SAF role will be the designated central contact point for landholders, industry and community groups and will aim to support climate-smart sustainable agriculture practices in the Southern Gulf.   The scope of the SAF is to: Engage and inform farmers, landholders, community groups, and agriculture industries within their NRM region about climate-smart, sustainable agriculture practices – including best practice natural resource management, biodiversity and carbon markets, and practices that support emission reductions and build climate resilience on-farm. Facilitate partnerships and connections that will assist farmers, landholders, community groups and agriculture industries to work together. Support the delivery of sustainable agriculture projects in their region.

The NRM Project Officer develops and implements programs and projects to support the achievement of natural resource management outcomes in the Southern Gulf region based on the strategic framework of the Southern Gulf NRM Plan.  Experience is preferred, but not essential. The focus of this position will be on the establishment and implementation of programs and projects to support environment and heritage outcomes, implementation of property plans, land condition monitoring, education and awareness, adult learning and on ground works projects across the region. The programs will be implemented to support the priorities of the Southern Gulf Regional NRM Plan

Work with landholders and managers to establish and implement property plans, land condition monitoring, education and awareness, adult learning and on ground works projects across the region. The Environment Project Officer develops and implements projects that support the priorities of the Southern Gulf Region NRM Plan.