Job Opportunities at WWF South Pacific
WWF staff surveying one of the turtle nesting beach at Ligau village, Kia. They found turtle bones at the site
Employees are at the heart of accomplishing our mission to conserve nature. From scientists to IT specialists to Press Officers, we require a multi-disciplinary, diverse and motivated team who align with our core values:
- Challenging and inspiring: To be visionary leaders who challenge accepted thinking and break new boundaries.
- Credible and accountable: To maintain and build upon WWF’s 50 year reputation built upon experience and trust.
- Passionate and optimistic: To be passionate about the work we do and optimistic about the solutions we develop.
Current vacancies
Communication Manager
Posted 25/10/2011
The post holder will be responsible for designing developing and leading the profiling of an exciting and globally, regionally, nationally and local area aligned Conservation Programme to achieve outcome. The Manager will lead a small communications team and will be a member of the Senior Management Team.
The post holder will be responsible for designing developing and leading the profiling of an exciting and globally, regionally, nationally and local area aligned Conservation Programme to achieve outcome. The Manager will lead a small communications team and will be a member of the Senior Management Team.
Western & Central Pacific Ocean Tuna Programme Officer
Posted 26/08/2011
The Western & Central Pacific Ocean Tuna Programme Officer work will to lead and coordinate WWF work in the region to promote sustainable harvest strategies for skipjack, bigeye and yellowfin tuna in the Western & Central Pacific Ocean Fisheries Commission, and ultimately increase MSC certification of tuna catches from stocks of principal tuna in the Western & Central Pacific Ocean.
The Western & Central Pacific Ocean Tuna Programme Officer work will to lead and coordinate WWF work in the region to promote sustainable harvest strategies for skipjack, bigeye and yellowfin tuna in the Western & Central Pacific Ocean Fisheries Commission, and ultimately increase MSC certification of tuna catches from stocks of principal tuna in the Western & Central Pacific Ocean.
