Conservation Field Operations Manager

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• Lead planning and implementation of all GMA activities, ensuring operational, administrative, financial and HR targets are met, including compliance, budgeting and KPI tracking. • Manage field operations such as infrastructure development (offices, housing, roads, checkpoints), fire management, camp oversight, logistics, inventories, safety, communications and mobility assets. • Coordinate law enforcement operations jointly with DNPW, ensuring effective patrols, SMART reporting, and high operational standards in training, discipline and readiness. • Support community governance systems, human–wildlife conflict response, transparent financial management by Community Resource Boards, and conservation education in schools and local communities. • Oversee and supervise ethical safari hunting operations and data‑driven quota setting. • Plan and deliver wildlife translocations, species reintroductions, and ecological monitoring (camera traps, transects, hunting monitoring). • Bachelor’s degree (Master’s preferred) and 5–10 years’ experience in conservation project management or protected area operations. • Experience in law enforcement support, infrastructure development, ecological monitoring, and/or community governance. • Professional or safari hunting background and understanding of the role of hunting in conservation. • Experience in wildlife translocations and reintroductions. • Strong budgeting, procurement, compliance and operational planning skills. • Ability to lead multidisciplinary field teams in remote, culturally diverse environments. • Proficiency with Microsoft Office, SMART, GIS and digital reporting tools. • Excellent communication, record‑keeping and organisational abilities with high attention to detail. • Meaningful work contributing to long‑term conservation in a globally significant landscape.