Ranger (Identified Indigenous Role/ Female-specific)
Walhallow Local Aboriginal Land Council
Location:
Caroona (Walhallow), NSW ****
Employment Type:
Contract, Full-time
About Us
Walhallow Local Aboriginal Land Council (WLALC) is a community-driven organisation dedicated to the protection, management, and promotion of Aboriginal culture, heritage, and land.
As part of our
Walhallow Indigenous Rangers Program
, we are seeking dedicated individuals to join our team and contribute to meaningful land and water management on
Gamilaroi Country
.
About the Role
We are looking for passionate
Indigenous Rangers
(female-specific) to be part of the
Walhallow Land and Water Management Rangers Group
.
This program focuses on
caring for Country
, blending
traditional cultural knowledge
with contemporary environmental conservation practices.
Key Responsibilities:
Conduct
land and water conservation activities
, including cultural burning, revegetation, pest and weed management, and soil conservation.
Assist with the protection and maintenance of
sacred sites and cultural heritage areas
.
Engage in
environmental monitoring and sustainable resource management
.
Work closely with Traditional Owners, Elders, and the community to integrate cultural knowledge into ranger activities.
Support
educational programs, mentoring initiatives, and community engagement
.
Collaborate with other ranger programs, government agencies, and environmental organisations.
About You
We are seeking female candidates who are passionate about
land management, culture, and heritage conservation
.
This is an
Identified Indigenous Position
,



meaning only applicants who identify as Aboriginal and/ or Torres Strait Islander will be considered.
Essential Criteria:
Strong connection to
Gamilaroi Country
and commitment to
caring for Country
.
Understanding of Aboriginal culture, traditions, and environmental management practices.
Experience in
land and environmental conservation
or willingness to undertake training.
Ability to work
outdoors in various conditions
and undertake physical tasks.
Good communication and teamwork skills to work effectively with the community and stakeholders.
Willingness to undertake training in
conservation and land management
.
Desirable Criteria:
Experience in a ranger or land management role.
Formal qualifications or training in
conservation, land management, or environmental science
.
Experience working with Elders, Traditional Owners, or community groups.
A current driver's licence and ability to travel within the region.
What We Offer
A meaningful role
that connects you to culture and Country.
Competitive salary and employment conditions.
Opportunities for
training and professional development
.
A supportive team workplace working towards community-led goals.
Contribution to the preservation and management of
Gamilaroi lands and culture
.
How to Apply
To apply, please submit the following:
A
current resume
outlining your relevant experience.
A
cover letter
addressing the essential criteria and explaining your interest in the role.
For more information or to submit your application, please contact:
Jason Allan
Chief Executive Officer, Walhallow Local Aboriginal Land Council
Email:
••••@walhallowlalc.com.au
Applications close:
Friday, 28 August ****.

📌 Ranger (Identified Indigenous Role) (New South Wales)
🏢 Walhallow Local Aboriginal Land Council
📍 New South Wales