Urban Wildlife Research Project
Overview
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Executive Director
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Urban Wildlife Research Project . The Urban Wildlife Research Project (UWRP) is a nonprofit focused on wildlife conservation in urban environments. We seek a passionate, ecologically-minded volunteer to fill a pivotal role within our team. If you're a self-starter eager to make a difference in the world of urban wildlife, consider applying. Open Position
Executive Director Responsibilities
Act as the intermediary between the board of directors and the president; establish the board agenda and work with project leaders as needed (may research projects run by other team members). If desired, establish your own project within the Urban Wildlife Research Project. Preside at board meetings (board meets once every other month); notify the team of upcoming meetings and collect items for the agenda. Perform duties as prescribed by the board of directors or the president; in the absence or disability of the president, perform the duties of the president. Time Commitment
See below. Availability: 5-7 hours per month to plan, draft, and implement materials related to the role. About You (Qualifications)
Passionate about ecology and wildlife conservation; solid understanding of ecological principles and commitment to wildlife protection. Proactive and independent; self-starters who can move projects forward autonomously. Excellent communicator; ability to convey messages compellingly and clearly in fundraising letters or social media posts. Remote Work Ready; board meetings are held via Zoom; location is not a barrier (volunteers can be international). Availability to dedicate 5-7 hours per month. Why Volunteer with Us
By joining UWRP, you’re helping document wildlife behavior, protect critical habitats, and foster coexistence between humans and wildlife. Your work is a catalyst for change; you’ll participate in board meetings and work closely with team members to champion conservation efforts. How to Apply
Please email your resume along with at least three references who know your past achievements and a brief paragraph explaining why you’re passionate about wildlife conservation and how you can contribute to UWRP in the role you’re applying for. Interested candidates should be ready to participate actively in board meetings and collaborate with our team. Visit our website at urbanwildliferesearchproject.org or contact us at urbanwildliferesearchproject@gmail.com for more information.
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Join to apply for the
Executive Director
role at
Urban Wildlife Research Project . The Urban Wildlife Research Project (UWRP) is a nonprofit focused on wildlife conservation in urban environments. We seek a passionate, ecologically-minded volunteer to fill a pivotal role within our team. If you're a self-starter eager to make a difference in the world of urban wildlife, consider applying. Open Position
Executive Director Responsibilities
Act as the intermediary between the board of directors and the president; establish the board agenda and work with project leaders as needed (may research projects run by other team members). If desired, establish your own project within the Urban Wildlife Research Project. Preside at board meetings (board meets once every other month); notify the team of upcoming meetings and collect items for the agenda. Perform duties as prescribed by the board of directors or the president; in the absence or disability of the president, perform the duties of the president. Time Commitment
See below. Availability: 5-7 hours per month to plan, draft, and implement materials related to the role. About You (Qualifications)
Passionate about ecology and wildlife conservation; solid understanding of ecological principles and commitment to wildlife protection. Proactive and independent; self-starters who can move projects forward autonomously. Excellent communicator; ability to convey messages compellingly and clearly in fundraising letters or social media posts. Remote Work Ready; board meetings are held via Zoom; location is not a barrier (volunteers can be international). Availability to dedicate 5-7 hours per month. Why Volunteer with Us
By joining UWRP, you’re helping document wildlife behavior, protect critical habitats, and foster coexistence between humans and wildlife. Your work is a catalyst for change; you’ll participate in board meetings and work closely with team members to champion conservation efforts. How to Apply
Please email your resume along with at least three references who know your past achievements and a brief paragraph explaining why you’re passionate about wildlife conservation and how you can contribute to UWRP in the role you’re applying for. Interested candidates should be ready to participate actively in board meetings and collaborate with our team. Visit our website at urbanwildliferesearchproject.org or contact us at urbanwildliferesearchproject@gmail.com for more information.
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