Regional Landcare Coordinator
Job Description
Applications for this position have now closed, however if you are interested in joining our team, please forward your details to chair@nsla.net.au and request to be added to a talent pool for future opportunities
The Regional Landcare Coordinator is responsible for creating partnerships with regional organisations to increase awareness and raise the profile of Landcare in NSW. They work with local landcare coordinators and other stakeholders to ensure that any new partnerships/funding opportunities/projects are relevant and actionable.
Supported by the Regional Administration Support Officer, the Regional Landcare Coordinator will directly interact with Landcare and agencies at the regional, district and network scale, in addition to regional partners, Universities, research institutions and Government bodies.
The Regional Landcare Coordinator will liaise with North West Landcarers to collaborate in Regional Landcare activities, to partner with Local Land Services and to deliver on the target outcomes of the LP3 - NSW Landcare Program
The Regional Landcare Coordinator will be expected to collaborate with Landcare stakeholders both within their region and other regions across the state including Local Coordinators, Regional Administration Support Officer, Landcare Committees, Local Government and Local Land Services, utilising Landcare NSW support mechanisms.
Key Deliverables:
· Facilitate regional delivery and partnerships.
· represent NW Landcarers to create positive change, aligned with strategic outcomes of the NSW Landcare Enabling Program in the region.
· Operationalise the Strategic Plan of the North West Landcarers to ensure the region is on-track to meet outcomes.
· Maintain existing and develop new partnerships with other Regional Stakeholders
· stimulate regional community engagement and participation in Landcare.
· develop and plan regional scale projects with support from Local Landcare Coordinators
· support to the Aboriginal Landcare Project
· Deliver Regional and Coordinator Community of practice projects and events.
For a full position description and instructions on how to apply, please contact Chair - Kate Groth chair@nsla.net.au