The BirdLife Top End branch is a central forum for community activities centered around the conservation of birds and their habitats in the ‘Top End’ region of the Northern Territory. The BirdLife Top End branch aligns with the core values of BirdLife Australia to make a real and positive difference for Australia’s birds in the Northern Territory.
We cover over 42,000 km2 of the continental landmass, based on the ~600 mm rainfall gradient and covering the entire breadth of the Northern Territory (QLD border to WA border), and the Barkly Region to the northern tip of the continent, as well as the Tiwi Islands, Groote Eylandt, and all other offshore islands.
Some of our activities include: conducting research and monitoring programs, running capacity-building initiatives, advocating for birds or their habitats under threat, sharing knowledge and raising awareness among community members through community events, and forming collaborative partnerships with groups and Indigenous owners that manage the land on which birds belong. We are very focused on conservation science activities, monitoring shorebirds in Darwin Harbour through monthly counts is a key activity for our volunteers.
Volunteers with a strong interest in birds and their conservation, with a background in finance are encouraged to apply to help BirdLife Top End and BirdLife Australia achieve the goals of stopping human-driven extinction of birds and to halt population declines, and more specifically for the Top End that:
Network groups like BirdLife Top End work closely with the national organisation to manage their finances.
Attributes and Skills
We are looking for someone who;
For more information or to submit your expression of interest, please contact Brittany at topend@birdlife.org.au or complete the form below. If you would like to apply for the role, please provide a short paragraph about yourself and your background in relation to the role.
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Our volunteers come from all backgrounds, ages and experiences – and they all help make a real difference for Australia’s most threatened birds.