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Positions Vacant
We may not have any job openings right now, but our mission to protect Australia’s most threatened species is always moving forward — and there are still plenty of ways to get involved.
Board Directors
We’re looking for a new Treasurer to join the Board of the Threatened Species Conservancy.
The Treasurer is a volunteer role that provides leadership and oversight of the Threatened Species Conservancy’s financial governance and sustainability.
We’re looking for someone with a sound understanding of financial management principles and an ability to interpret financial statements, budgets and cash flow reports.
This would be a great opportunity for someone with relevant skills and experience who’s looking to expand their impact and do meaningful work with an organisation whose mission is to save Australia’s plants and animals from extinction.
View the position description and Board constitution here, or reach out to Netta Egoz, Chair of the Board, via board@tsconservancy.org for a confidential discussion.
Applications for the Treasurer role close 4 October 2026. To apply, send your CV and a one-page expression of interest outlining why you are interested and how your skills and experience fit the role.
If you’re interested in joining our Board but don’t meet the criteria for the Treasurer role, we are also currently recruiting for ordinary Board director roles. Please reach out to Netta for more information.
Internships
We’re always open to expressions of interest from enthusiastic students who want to gain some valuable hand-on experience in the industry.

Why Work With Us
Be part of a passionate, expert team making a real impact for our wildlife. From conservation fieldwork to community engagement and strategic planning, every role here helps shape a better future for Australia’s unique species.
Volunteer With Us
No current vacancies? No problem. Volunteering is one of the most rewarding ways to contribute and gain hands-on experience in conservation. Whether it’s helping at events, assisting in projects, or lending your skills in the office, your time makes a difference.
