Sydney

Wildlife Officer

A Wildlife Officer protects and manages wildlife and their habitats. You might work in national parks, conservation areas, or wildlife reserves. Wildlife Officers focus on monitoring animal populations, enforcing wildlife protection laws, and conducting field research. You’ll assess and address threats to wildlife, educate the public about conservation, and collaborate with other agencies to promote biodiversity and habitat preservation.

Wildlife Officers play a crucial role in conserving Australia’s natural heritage. You’ll need to be passionate about wildlife conservation and possess strong observational and problem-solving skills. Effective communication is essential, as you will interact with the public, work with conservation teams, and ensure compliance with environmental regulations to support sustainable wildlife management.

Future demand Medium
Average yearly income $81,432
Skill level Unknown

Unfortunately, we currently have no courses available to show you

Related occupations

Animal Control Officer

An Animal Control Officer enforces animal welfare laws, capturing strays, investigating mistreatment, and working in shelters while ensuring effective communication.

Avg yearly income $78,520
Skill level Unknown

Animal Shelter Attendant

An Animal Shelter Attendant cares for lost or neglected animals by feeding, exercising, grooming, and cleaning, while also needing strong people skills.

Avg yearly income $70,460
Skill level Unknown

Animal Shelter Manager

An Animal Shelter Manager oversees shelter operations, leads staff, organises training, and ensures animal care while maintaining good communication.

Avg yearly income $90,116
Skill level Unknown

Animal Management Officer

An Animal Management Officer rescues mistreated animals, enforces laws, investigates breaches, and prepares reports while ensuring clear communication.

Avg yearly income $78,780
Skill level Unknown

Wildlife Management Officer

A Wildlife Management Officer conserves wildlife and their habitats by conducting surveys, assessing health, and promoting sustainable practices.

Avg yearly income $73,580
Skill level Unknown

Animal Welfare Officer

An Animal Welfare Officer ensures humane treatment of animals by investigating abuse, enforcing laws, and promoting proper care and welfare practices.

Avg yearly income $79,300
Skill level Unknown

Further reading

All You Need to Know About Certificate III in Pathology Collection

10th February 2025

Your Guide to Laboratory Technician Training in Australia

7th February 2025

How to get a job in the fitness industry

29th January 2025