Programme
Manager
Selamatkan
Yaki Conservation Programme
Overview
of Role
The
Selamatkan Yaki conservation programme is developing its field project team to
fulfil the aim of reducing the threats to the Sulawesi crested black macaques
(Macaca nigra) and their habitat. The Programme Manager (will work directly
with the Management Team (Programme Director (PD) Programme Supervisor (PS) and
Projects Coordinator (PC)) and Team Leaders (TLs) to support the planning,
implementation, monitoring and evaluation of all conservation and research
activities. Their main responsibilities will include the management of ongoing projects,
strategic conservation planning for the programme, leveraging and overseeing
funding and co production of scientific output They will be responsible for
evaluating and reporting on ongoing population monitoring, education and
wildlife trade strategy projects.
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