Gooniyandi Men's Ranger Coordinator

About the role

The Kimberley Land Council is seeking an experienced Gooniyandi Ranger Coordinator based in Fitzroy Crossing, Western Australia. The coordinator leads a small team of Indigenous rangers in delivering their annual work plan, guided by Gooniyandi Traditional Owners, combining hands-on work on Country with staff and program management.

Key responsibilities

• Coordinate a diverse range of cultural and natural resource management activities
• Fire management
• Threatened and pest species management
• Caring for cultural sites
• On Country trips with senior Traditional Owners
• Engagement with the local school
• Work alongside Gooniyandi Rangers and Traditional Owners across communities east of Fitzroy Crossing, visiting natural and cultural sites

Required profile

• Experience as a Gooniyandi Ranger Coordinator
• Australian citizenship, permanent residency or eligible New Zealand citizenship
• Equal opportunity employer; women and people from culturally diverse, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander backgrounds encouraged to apply

Applications close 9am on Monday 23 November; the council reserves the right to start recruitment immediately and close early if a suitable candidate is found. Further details are available in the attached job description form.