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Healthy Land & Water
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About us
For 25 years we have been delivering innovative and science-based solutions to challenges affecting the environment. We take pride in our work, investing in and leading initiatives to build prosperity, livability, and sustainability in our region. We are proud of our reputation as leaders in the natural resource management sector. We recognise that the best environmental outcomes are not achieved solely with scientific data. Rather from the layering of many streams of knowledge and understanding, including First Nations traditional knowledges and practices, community insights and experience, and world-leading science.
At the heart of our success is our ability to leverage our strong and growing network of partners and stakeholders – bringing synergistic collaborations together to deliver results. With such an extensive network, we are keenly aware of the significant role we play in educating and informing others about the environment, as well as the importance of cultural heritage in our region, and the need for their preservation.
Underpinned by actions in our RAP, we seek to further strengthen our relationships with First Nations peoples and communities.
The opportunity
We have now commenced recruitment activities for the 2026-27 Financial Year. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants who submit an Expression of Interest will be given primary consideration when we fill vacancies throughout this period.
Healthy Land & Water acknowledges that the place we live in has been nurtured by Australia’s First Peoples for tens of thousands of years. We believe the spiritual, cultural and physical consciousness gained through this custodianship is vital to maintaining the future of the region. Healthy Land & Water is committed to the employment, career development and support of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and value the diverse skills and experience that they bring to our workforce. We are inviting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples to express their interest in working with us via registering their expression of interest for future roles with Healthy Land & Water. Our Scientists, Engineers, and Project Officers are experts in research, monitoring, analysis, engagement, and project management. Our teams restore waterways and landscapes, improve native habitats, manage weeds, protect native species, and educate communities on the best ways to improve and protect the environment for future generations. Opportunities are available across all business areas, including:
About you
You will share our vision to lead the change that will deliver an environment for future generations to thrive. You will be highly motivated and can work autonomously in agreed timeframes.
What we offer
We’re a diverse team of experts, who enjoy sharing knowledge and learning. We recognise and celebrate our employees and teams for affecting real and innovative change in our communities. We value integrity, collaboration, care, innovation, and courage. Some of our benefits include:
Healthy Land & Water is committed to our Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), and we strongly encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to apply. Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander applicants will be highly regarded per affirmative measures under section 8(1) of the Racial Discrimination Act 1975.
Please indicate your area of interest or expertise in your application. Your application will remain current with Healthy Land & Water for twelve months. When a position becomes available which is suited to your skills, qualifications and attributes, or should we require any additional information, or to discuss your availability to fill a specific role, a member of the People & Culture team will contact you directly.
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