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Conservation of Marine Turtles and Their Associated Habitats

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Team Leaders


Being a team leader

The key roles and responsibilities of a team leader are as follows:

  • Be responsible for the coordination of the daily monitoring program, including rostering, transport, data collation and equipment organisation. (under supervision)
  • Provide supervision and support to volunteers.
  • Participate in turtle track monitoring, training and remote camping activities as required.
  • Assist with training volunteers.
  • Set up remote camps and organise equipment in conjunction with the NTP Coordinator.
  • Organisation of meals and supplies for the remote camps.
  • Preparation and maintenance of monitoring equipment on a daily basis. (including data collection tablets and radios), camping equipment and vehicles)
  • Daily collection and filing of data sheets, volunteer hours and training progression
  • Organisation of regular social events for volunteers.
  • Assist in the preparation of end of season reports and updating standard operating procedures.
  • Provide feedback and de-briefs to volunteers and NTP staff.
  • Coordinate turtle rescues as required.
  • Assist the Communications Intern in the development and delivery of turtle education presentations to school children.

Team leaders will spend 6 – 8 hours working, per day, (starting at sunrise).
You will gain experience in marine turtle monitoring techniques and make a hands-on contribution to turtle conservation in a World-Heritage listed marine park. It can be hard, hot work but with great rewards. You will meet like-minded people, get fit and have fun!


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    Exmouth
    WA 6707

    Ph: + 61 8 9947 8000
    Email: ningalooturtles@dbca.wa.gov.au

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