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Glenelg Hopkins CMA works with the community to achieve sustainability of our land, water and biodiversity our region. We achieve this by employing passionate people who deliver our projects through the entire catchment area.
Location: Hamilton or Warrnambool
Salary Range: Band 5-6 ($87,000 – $102,900 p.a.)
Contract Type: Ongoing, Full-time
The role:
- Coordinate Indigenous partnership projects within the Glenelg Hopkins region; and the implementation of our Aboriginal Partnership Framework.
- Work collaboratively with Traditional Owner groups, Indigenous communities, and other partners to enhance natural and cultural resource management (NCRM) outcomes across the catchment.
- Build the organisation’s cultural competency, strengthening connections with Traditional Owner organisations
- Support the delivery of our Indigenous Participation Plan.
About you:
- Well-developed communication skills and the ability to build relationships
- Experience and confidence in working with Traditional Owners and Indigenous Communities
- Demonstrated project management skills
- Qualifications and/or significant experience in a related field.
This position is an identified role, it requires applicants to have appropriate skills, knowledge and experience that enables them to work effectively and sensitively with Traditional Owners and Indigenous communities
To Apply:
Submit your application to jobs@ghcma.vic.gov.au, including:
- A detailed CV/resume
- A cover letter that addresses why you are the best candidate for this position and how your background, experience and skills align with the Skills, Knowledge and Experience required outlined within the Position Description
For further information please contact Marty Gent, Biodiversity and Indigenous Partnerships Manager, m.gent@ghcma.vic.gov.au or 0428 141 599.
APPLICATIONS CLOSE: 9am Monday 16th September
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply