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Communications Intern


Being the communications intern

The key roles and responsibilities of the communications intern are as follows:

  • Take photographs, videos, interviews and other material to promote the NTP.
  • Edit photography, videography and audio to a standard for online publication.
  • Utilise social media, local print media and other sources to promote turtle conservation and the NTP.
  • Support the Team Leaders in a supervisory role.
  • Assist in the coordination of the daily monitoring program.
  • Participate in monitoring, training, turtle rescues and remote camping activities as required.
  • Assist Team Leaders to organise social events for NTP participants.
  • Develop and conduct educational activities on turtles for school children and visitors to the Ningaloo region.
  • Work closely with NTP staff in developing content and messaging.
  • Maintain and update the NTP website as required.

Check out our media and social links to see other work from previous communications interns.

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • YouTube
  • TikTok

The communications intern will spend 6 – 8 hours working, per day, (starting at sunrise most days).
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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    PO Box 201
    Exmouth
    WA 6707

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

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