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Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand

- Lead effective predator control and monitoring project to achieve restoration objectives. - Experienced in seed collection and nursery care, from seed through propagating to translocation and release.- Proficient in safe operation and maintenance of vehicles, trailers, ATVs, including 4x4.- Skilled in the identification and targeted eradication of various local bushland weed species with a particular focus on riparian target species and control work.- Sound understanding and safe effective implementation of chemical handling for conservation objectives. - Development of rope and access work with the ability to use a safety harness when working at heights.Achievements & skills learnt. Implementation of effective predator controls for conservation efforts. Excellent identification of New Zealand invasive and native flora across banks peninsula. Proficient and safe operation of ATV and 4x4 drive.

Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand

- Lead teams of volunteers to complete a range of conservation across Christchurch for biodiversity gains, in addition to corporate environmental responsibility events and supporting conservation work skills programs. - Provides comprehensive induction, practical onsite training, and supervision to ensure the well-being, safety, and enjoyment of participants and site users.- Excellent communication skills fostering team morale and motivation and strengthening stakeholder relations. - Prompt & appropriate response to incidents & emergencies while adhering to Conservation Volunteers processes.Achievements & skills learnt. Delivery of a residential international volunteer program and enhancement of numerous sites across Christchurch for biodiversity benefits. Strengthened collaborative working with stakeholders.

Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand

- Effective working to deliver key conservation objectives to enhance local biodiversity and freshwater habitat within Lyttelton Harbour. - A good understanding of Te Ao Māori including work on Maori land, gaining insights into traditional ceremonies & practices such as a pōwhiri.- Riparian planting native trees to reduce bank erosion and sediment influx into the stream while enhancing ecosystem diversity and resilience. - Regular monitoring and maintenance of traplines to control predators and protect native wildlife.Achievements & skills learnt. Over 70,000 native trees successfully planted as a team. Developed a good understanding of Te Ao Māori. Strengthened team dynamics skill sets while working in difficult terrains and environmental conditions.

London Area, United Kingdom

- Manage river restoration, fish passage & easement programs across the Colne Catchment from feasibility through to realization, including co-delivering a £2.8million landscape program.- Co-host river catchment partnership to deliver strategic objectives, including hosting forums, steering groups, stakeholder support & collaborative funding bids.- Contribute to National Floating Pennywort Technical Group.- Budgeting, financial reporting & fundraising. - Source & manage contractors within CDM regulations. Achievements & skills learnt. Co-delivering a £2.8million landscape project. Installation of five fish passages connecting 18km of river corridor. Detailed design of eight sites for river restoration including hydraulic modeling & public consultations.

Denham, England, United Kingdom

- Deliver river & community projects in across the park. - Engagement & promotional activities which culminated in excellent coverage on BBC Countryfile, reaching an audience of 5.4m. - Lead practical conservation sessions with volunteers & corporate groups across a range of aquatic & terrestrial habitats. - Complete ecological surveys, pollution reports, support Citizen Science network, & share findings with biological recording centres.- Submission to Environmental Audit Committee inquiry into water quality in rivers.Achievements & skills learnt. Successfully mentored trainees & volunteers into employment. Restoration of over 2.5km of river, removal of invasive species & development of fish passages. Recruited & trained more than 100 volunteers within two years.

London, England, United Kingdom

- Lead and engage teams of volunteers to complete a range of conservation activities and wellbeing activities.- Recruit, manage and motivate volunteers and support local community groups. - Establish relationships with the local community and health organisations.- Plan and deliver corporate days, some days catering for 100+ volunteers.- Monitor projects through record keeping, demographic analysis and report writing.Achievements and skills learnt. Successfully converted two TCV lead projects to volunteer ownership. Learnt about team dynamics and managing different characters, working with stakeholders, report and bid writing, dynamic risk analysis and well-being initiatives.