Opportunities for paid employment
ENM is the environment hub for the Manawatū region, connecting and inspiring communities to take environmental action.
Understanding that all life is part of a thriving, self-sustaining ecosystem, our vision is that the ecological and human communities in the Manawatū River catchment, are living in harmony.
We provide sector leadership, build capacity and capability, and create community. ENM is proud to be Palmerston North City Council’s go-to group for environmental work. As a member-led group, we work alongside our network to share ideas, get things done, and push for positive change. We lead by example, supporting everyone in their mahi and making sure they have what they need to achieve their goals.
We believe in bringing people together. We help strengthen community connections, provide opportunities to meet others, and create spaces where people can talk about what’s needed and work together to find solutions.
We’re passionate about protecting the environment, and we know that to make a real difference, we need to stay strong ourselves. We focus on getting the right resources for the community and helping our network groups and locals build their skills. By encouraging learning, working together, and supporting volunteers, we help everyone make a positive impact.
Southern Ruahine Kiwi Fieldwork Coordinator
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Role type: Reporting to: Location: Fitex Term: |
Part-time - 24-hour/week Southern Ruahine Kiwi Project Lead ENM Office based in Palmerston North Initially fixed till June 30th, 2027 |
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Wage Range: |
$30-33 per hour |
The Southern Ruahine Kiwi Project seeks a Fieldwork Coordinator for a 24-hour/week role in Palmerston North, initially fixed till June 30th, 2027. The position, with a wage of $30-$33 per hour, focuses on leading and coordinating Southern Ruahine Kiwi’s fieldwork team for predator control and kiwi habitat restoration in the Southern Ruahine Ranges. Responsibilities include team scheduling and management, volunteer and contractor coordination, landowner engagement, and predator control and monitoring fieldwork. Ideal candidates should have experience in managing contractors and volunteers, actual trapping, solid bush skills and physical fitness, and a passion for biodiversity.
We are only accepting applications from New Zealand
If you are interested, please send your cover letter and CV to admin@enm.org.nz
Applications close 30th April
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