Consultant - Conservation Priorities for Sharks and Rays in Oceania
Quick answer
The United Nations Environment Programme is seeking a remote consultant to develop conservation priorities for sharks and rays in the Oceania region, with a focus on using specific methodologies and engaging stakeholders.
- Role
- Consultant - Conservation Priorities for Sharks and Rays in Oceania
- Organization
- United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
- Location
- remote
- Work setup
- Remote
- Category
- Other
The role
The consultant will develop a comprehensive prioritization of conservation activities for sharks and rays listed in the Sharks MOU Annex 1 within the Oceania region, using specific methodologies and engaging with relevant stakeholders.
What you'll do
- Develop an inception report outlining steps, timelines, risks, and draft structure of the report
- Apply methodology to identify priority species and conservation actions for the Oceania region
- Prepare a draft consultation report outlining regional priorities for shark and ray conservation
- Engage with relevant stakeholders to solicit input and comments on the draft report
What it takes
- Advanced university degree in environmental science, marine biology or a related field
- Experience in assessing the conservation needs of sharks and rays
- Substantial experience related to the conservation of sharks and rays
What you'll bring
How we treat you
None specified
Frequently asked questions
Where is this job located?
The job is remote.
What is the compensation for this position?
Compensation is not specified in the posting.
What are the key qualifications required?
A master's degree or equivalent, and substantial experience in conservation planning and shark and ray conservation.
How to apply
Apply directly on United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)'s site. We link straight through — no resume parsing, no profile to fill out.
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