Job Category: White Winged Wood Duck Recovery Project Location: Eastern Assam Date Posted: 19-May-2025 Experience - Minimum of 1-2 years’ experience in the NGO sector is appreciated. Qualification - Undergraduate/ Post Graduate in Social Sciences, Communications and journalism, or equivalent. Role Context: The Field Officer / Assistant Field Officer will be responsible for implementing the White-winged Duck Recovery Project’s community engagement and outreach components at the field level in Pakke. The role focuses on executing sensitization initiatives, engaging with local communities and schools, maintaining stakeholder coordination, and supporting communication efforts for conservation awareness. The officer will work closely with the project team and report both technically and administratively to designated leads. Responsibilities Implement site-level sensitisation and outreach activities as per the project plan to ensure timely achievement of targets and deliverables. Conduct regular engagement with schools (urban and rural), communities, and other groups through training, events, and mass sensitization programmes. Assist in identifying and fostering strategic partnerships at the local and state level in support of the project goals. Engage and coordinate with a diverse set of stakeholders including government departments, NGOs, academic institutions, and individuals under the supervision of the Division Head and PI. Draft communication material, social media content, and outreach stories to maintain consistent public engagement. Track and report monthly progress of project activities in coordination with the team. Ensure all scientific, technical, and communication outputs align with project requirements. Maintain financial discipline and ensure project-related expenditures adhere to approved norms. Facilitate project visibility through local media coverage when relevant and required. Collect and submit field data to the central team at regular intervals. Prepare technical and donor reports including documentation, photographs, and other project-related materials. Assist with drafting manuscripts, reports, and proposals in collaboration with the Division Head and PI. Skills Required - Ability to multitask and manage responsibilities under time-bound conditions. Strong interpersonal and communication skills to engage with varied stakeholders. Ability to work independently as well as collaboratively in a multi-cultural environment. Attention to detail and accuracy in documentation. Initiative, creativity, and responsibility in achieving project objectives. Basic proficiency in digital tools and reporting software (MS Office). Proficiency in local languages (such as Assamese, Hindi, or other regional dialects) is preferred. Requirements - Flexibility to travel, sometimes at short notice Possess excellent written and oral communication and interpersonal skills Candidates will be enthusiastic with a strong work ethic and positive attitude. A good sense of humour is also appreciated

Job Category: Species Recovery Location: Valmikinagar, BIhar Date Posted: 16-May-2025 WTI is looking for a committed biologist and manager to strengthen our conservation efforts in Valmiki Tiger Reserve and adjoining landscape in Bihar. If you’re someone who enjoys spending time in nature, values local knowledge, experienced in managing conservation projects, and wants your work to directly contribute to the recovery of threatened wildlife and habitats, this role is crafted for you. We’re working in the landscape with rich biodiversity—from rivers to forests—and facing substantial conservation challenges that need both scientific insight and grassroots actions. We’re looking for a biologist who can lead field surveys, assess the threats faced by species and ecosystems, and work closely with local communities and the Forest Department to implement practical, science-based conservation solutions. You need to be a scientifically sound team player and field implementer with an eye for detail, and the skills to communicate with diverse groups. The work will be hands-on— population and habitat surveys, documenting biodiversity, designing and implementing conservation solutions. You’ll be part of a supportive, passionate team committed to long-term change, with space to bring your ideas, build partnerships, and grow professionally. We are looking for someone who is eager to learn, adapt, and take ownership to move the projects forward with initiative and commitment. Qualifications: 1. Postgraduate degree in Zoology, Wildlife Science, or allied Life Sciences with a minimum of 7 years of professional experience in research and/or conservation. 2. Experience in implementing conservation projects on the ground, including planning, coordination, and reporting. 3. Demonstrated experience working in terrestrial and/or aquatic ecosystems 4. Proven expertise in ecological survey design, field data collection, and execution of research or conservation projects 5. Ability to work independently as well as part of a multidisciplinary team; must be a reliable team player 6. Proficiency in both Hindi and English (spoken and written). 7. Strong communication skills and ability to engage with local government and non- government stakeholders 8. Proficiency in data analysis software (e.g., R, SPSS) and GIS tools for spatial analysis and mapping. (Preferable) 9. Strong organizational and project management abilities, with the capacity to handle multiple tasks and meet deadlines in a fast-paced setting. (Preferable)

Job Category: Natural Heritage Campaigns Location: Goa Date Posted: 20-May-2025 Qualification - Undergraduate/ Post Graduate in Social Sciences, Communications and journalism, or equivalent. Experience Required - Minimum of 1-2 years’ experience in the NGO sector is appreciated. Role Context - The Field Officer will support the implementation of the Whale Shark Conservation Project in Goa, with a focus on ground-level campaign activities. The candidate will work closely with the project team to ensure effective delivery of conservation messaging, stakeholder engagement, data collection, and field operations. This role requires field-based coordination with coastal communities, particularly marine fishers, and execution of communication campaigns promoting whale shark conservation. Responsibilities Execute and implement the campaign plan at the site level, ensuring project milestones and deliverables are met on time. Coordinate with marine fishers for campaign-related activities including training on mobile applications, sensitization workshops, and celebration of conservation-themed days. Liaise with NGOs, academic institutions, government agencies, and individuals to ensure seamless implementation of campaign activities under guidance. Draft stories, content, and social media plans to maintain a consistent online presence for the campaign. Assist with data archiving, database maintenance, analysis, and project reporting in coordination with the Division Head. Monitor project progress on a monthly basis, ensuring adherence to scientific and technical benchmarks. Maintain media coverage and public visibility of the project when required. Collect and share field data with the headquarters. Prepare relevant technical and donor reports, including photographic documentation and narrative submissions. Assist in drafting manuscripts, project reports, and proposals in collaboration with the Division Head and PI. Skills Ability to multi-task and ability to create and work in a team-oriented, multi-cultural environment; Works well under the pressure of deadlines Excellent interpersonal skills- Ability to work well with others or independently Initiative to problem solve Responsibility to complete projects by a pre-determined deadline Ability to communicate effectively and accurately in oral and written language Accurate and detail-oriented. Self-starter, good time management, creative, with the ability to communicate in a professional manner Good communication/ reporting skills with basic computer knowledge Professional proficiency in computer use (MS Office and digital tools). Should have full professional proficiency(reading, writing, and speaking) in Konkani and English (for the Position of Goa) Flexibility to travel, sometimes at short notice Possess excellent written and oral communication and interpersonal skills Candidates will be enthusiastic with a strong work ethic and positive attitude. A good sense of humour is also appreciated Applicants from Goa and Karnataka will be given preference

Job Category: Wildlife Crime Control Division Location: Wayanad Date Posted: 20-May-2025 Qualification - Masters in Environmental Science or any discipline related to wildlife with 1+ years’ field experience focused on species conservation. Role and Responsibilities - Assist the Project Head/ OiC in successful operationalization of HAWK Software in Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu Assist the Project Head/ OIC in organizing trainings of HAWK and Wildlife crime prevention in targeted landscape Conduct field surveys, and covert operations to gather critical data on illegal wildlife activities from field sources Coordinate anti-snare walks in identified protected areas of the targeted state and report on its efficacy Coordinate with local sources, communities, and law enforcement agencies to obtain and verify intelligence. Document evidence, including photographs, GPS coordinates, and species details. Support the execution of anti-poaching and anti-trafficking operations. Assist in any wildlife crime prevention initiatives as per the discretion of Head, PI or CEO. Project Planning & Management: Analyze field data to identify patterns and trends in wildlife crimes. Work with the project team, to produce detailed intelligence reports to assist enforcement operations Fund & Financial Management : Ensure adherence to organization financial statutory guidelines in the area of work Donor’s Co-ordination : Assist the project team with ground information to prepare detailed donor reports MIS & Reports : Prepare draft reports for stakeholders, including donors, government agencies, and conservation partners Responsible for sending half yearly report to HoD/ HQ on the status of all assets/stocks/ publications etc. Responsible for all field reports, photographic documentation, submission of data sheets etc as per the requirements and said deadlines Any other responsibilities : Responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of the field station Also responsible for the establishment, maintenance of the respective field camp, if any, that falls under the field station in consultation with DH Ensure scientific or technical adherence to all needs of the project is met Draft and publish the findings of the project in scientific journals Present the findings of the project in national and international fora Responsible for all field level governmental and partner liaison at appropriate levels and local public relation needs in consultation with the Head Responsible for acting as the on-site representative of WTI (at particular level) and to ensure that the image of WTI as a conservation action organization operating in the field is maintained at all times Ensure other project or organisation activities in the state of base is executed. Requirements - Candidates having experience in Wildlife Crime prevention initiatives shall be given preference Hardworking, passionate, energetic, and a team player. • To be able to take direction and work in remote field sites to achieve project objectives • Candidate preferably from Karnataka, Kerala or Tamil Nadu Excellent communication skills via written, spoken and graphical means in Kannada and English. Working knowledge of other Indian languages will be an added advantage Experience of working closely with government authority, stakeholders, and local community Demonstrated field management in conducting conservation projects, in a systematic, scientific, and professional manner • Strong writing abilities. Writing research publications are an added advantage • Ability to maintain high degree of private integrity and confidentiality capability • Highest degree of sensitivity regarding gender, caste and economic status Demonstrated passion and enthusiasm for pursuing a conservation career

Qualification Masters in Science Role Context: Amphibian Recovery Project has a position of a Biologist, who could be in the rank of Field Officer to Asst Manager He/she will ensure on-site implementation of activities pertaining to ecological monitoring of the targeted amphibian species in the Munnar landscape, as outlined in the project plan The officer will conduct amphibian population surveys across the landscape, including protected areas, territorial forests, plantation estates and Panchayath lands The officer will pilot habitat restoration measures under the guidance of Project Head and HQ team Scientific rigour in studies will be demonstrated by him / her by publishing project findings in peer-reviewed journals. The field officer reports to the Project Head Amphibian Recovery Project. Key Responsibilities Responsible for monitoring of all targeted amphibian species in the target area and long term monitoring sites in the Munnar landscape using appropriate tools and methodology. Shall outline methodology for population and threat monitoring of the targeted species with the Project Head, Division Head and PI, and shall follow the same in monitoring. Shall be responsible for collection of field data through surveys, analyzing the data to answer specific ecological and management questions, prepare drafts of report and scientific publications under the supervision of Project Head, Division Head, and PI. Shall be responsible for collection of quality data for analysis and monitoring, and maintaining and sharing of the data on shared drive with the Project Head and team. Shall suggest and implement improved methodology of data collection, technology usage in ecological surveys and monitoring for enhancing project effectiveness, and potential of publication of the project results. Project Planning & Management Shall be responsible for implementation of all activities assigned to him in the project plan. Shall be responsible for reporting monthly progress of the project. Shall be responsible for all field level governmental and partner liaison at appropriate levels for effective implementation of activities. Fund & Financial Management Shall be responsible for management of day-today expenditures as part of the project Any Other Responsibilities Shall be responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of the field station Experience in field work with amphibians will be an added advantage.

Experience 0-4 years Qualification Undergraduate/ Post Graduate in Social Sciences, Communications and journalism, or equivalent. Role Context To implement the White winged Duck Recovery Project in executing day to day activities assigned under awareness/ sensitisation by working closely with the project team He/ She will also be undertaking stakeholder coordination. Key Responsibilities Execute and implement the targeted outreach and awareness programme on site, ensuring project implementation and deliverables are on track Coordinate with relevant stakeholders for regular community engagement activities such as school activities (urban and rural), training, mass sensitisation etc. Assist the Division Head and PI in identifying and building more strategic partnerships under the project in the working states Co-ordinate with a wide range of stakeholders including non-governmental organizations, academic, government stakeholders, and individuals to ensure smooth implementation of the campaigns under the guidance of Division Head and PI. Project Planning & Management Drafting content, stories Social Media plans reports etc to maintain a regular social media presence Assist the Division Head in archiving and database management, analysis, and reporting related to all the specific project Monitor the progress of the ongoing projects of the division on a monthly basis Ensure scientific or technical adherence to all needs of the project is met Fund & Financial Management Ensure financial adherence to the project need be maintained External Communication / Co-ordination Maintained media coverage of the project is achieved if need arrives MIS & Reports Gather field data and share it with HQ. Develop relevant technical reports and donor reports under the project photographic documentation, submission of project reports, etc as per requirements Assist in drafting manuscript, draft reports and proposal in coordination with DH and PI Requirements Flexibility to travel, sometimes at short notice Possess excellent written and oral communication and interpersonal skills Candidates will be enthusiastic with a strong work ethic and positive attitude A good sense of humour is also appreciated

If youre someone who enjoys spending time in nature, values local knowledge, experienced in managing conservation projects, and wants your work to directly contribute to the recovery of threatened wildlife and habitats, this role is crafted for you Were working in the landscape with rich biodiversityfrom rivers to forestsand facing substantial conservation challenges that need both scientific insight and grassroots actions. Were looking for a biologist who can lead field surveys, assess the threats faced by species and ecosystems, and work closely with local communities and the Forest Department to implement practical, science-based conservation solutions You need to be a scientifically sound team player and field implementer with an eye for detail, and the skills to communicate with diverse groups. The work will be hands-on population and habitat surveys, documenting biodiversity, designing and implementing conservation solutions Youll be part of a supportive, passionate team committed to long-term change, with space to bring your ideas, build partnerships, and grow professionally We are looking for someone who is eager to learn, adapt, and take ownership to move the projects forward with initiative and commitment. Qualifications Postgraduate degree in Zoology, Wildlife Science, or allied Life Sciences with a minimum of 7 years of professional experience in research and/or conservation. Experience in implementing conservation projects on the ground, including planning, coordination, and reporting. Demonstrated experience working in terrestrial and/or aquatic ecosystems Proven expertise in ecological survey design, field data collection, and execution of research or conservation projects Ability to work independently as well as part of a multidisciplinary team; must be a reliable team player Proficiency in both Hindi and English (spoken and written). Strong communication skills and ability to engage with local government and non- government stakeholders Proficiency in data analysis software (e.g., R, SPSS) and GIS tools for spatial analysis and mapping (Preferable) Strong organizational and project management abilities, with the capacity to handle multiple tasks and meet deadlines in a fast-paced setting

Job Title Executive Assistant to ED (Executive Director) Experience 2 years or above (in a relevant role) Role context: The Executive Assistant supports the Executive Director (ED) by managing administrative, logistical, and communication functions of the EDs Office, ensuring smooth day-to-day operations The role also includes providing dedicated assistance to WTIs Board of Trustees, coordinating their administrative and travel needs, and facilitating the execution of all delegated tasks related to the EDs and Boards activities. Key Responsibilities Executive Support: Manage the EDs daily meeting schedule, fix appointments post-noon with approval, handle correspondence (emails, letters), and update Google Calendar regularly. Office & Document Management: Distribute marked papers, file necessary documents, attend to routine correspondence, take system backups, and ensure monthly credit card payments. Travel Management: Coordinate all domestic and international travel arrangements for the ED and Board members, including flight bookings, accommodation bookings and VISA processing. Records & Archives: Maintain EDs office records, library, contact databases, and archive published articles and documentation. Data Handling & Filing: Manage EDs related documentation, and data archives consistently.

Qualifications and Skills Educational Background: Master s degree or higher in Wildlife Biology, Ecology, Environmental Science, Forestry, or related fields. Experience: At least 3 years of experience in wildlife research, habitat surveys, or conservation planning. Proven expertise in ground-surveys GIS mapping, and corridor analysis. Technical Skills: Proficiency in GIS tools and satellite imagery analysis. Strong analytical and statistical skills for ecological and socio-economic data. Soft Skills: Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement abilities. Strong report-writing and documentation skills. The consultancy role is for 6 months. Position Overview Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) seeks a highly motivated and skilled consultant to lead and execute a comprehensive ground survey of elephant corridors in West Bengal. The consultant will employ uniform ground-truthing methodologies to assess the current status of identified corridors, identify potential new corridors, and evaluate the ecological and anthropogenic factors affecting habitat connectivity. Notably, the selected candidate will have the opportunity to contribute as an author for the West Bengal chapter of the upcoming Right of Passage: Elephant Corridors of India, 3rd Edition . This prestigious contribution underscores the significance of this role in shaping national-level conservation strategies and publications. Key Responsibilities - Groundtruthing of Elephant Corridors Collect secondary data from published literature, reports, and local forest department sources and primary data through field visits, direct observations, and interactions with stakeholders (forest field staff, community members). Evaluate ecological parameters: habitat connectivity, movement patterns, animal usage, and seasonal variations. Identify anthropogenic threats: linear infrastructure, settlements, land-use changes, Analyze corridor dimensions, legal land statuses, and ecological importance, including areas of overlap with reserves, IBAs, or protected areas. Assist in drafting comprehensive status reports for each corridor, detailing threats, recommendations, and conservation plans Submit actionable conservation strategies for securing corridors to Govt. for review and implementation. Coordinate logistics for field surveys and ensure adherence to timelines and deliverables. Provide progress updates and communicate findings effectively to WTI s project manager. Deliverables Detailed Corridor Profiles: Updated connectivity status, wildlife usage data, and threat analysis for each identified corridor. Conservation Recommendations: Draft and finalized conservation strategies for securing and restoring elephant corridors, including site-specific interventions and policy recommendations. Comprehensive Report: A consolidated report, including primary and secondary findings, to form the basis for the Right of Passage publication update. Application Process Interested candidates are requested to submit the following to A detailed CV highlighting relevant experience. A cover letter explaining your suitability for this role. Samples of previous work, such as reports, maps, or publications. Deadline for . WTI looks forward to collaborating with a dedicated professional to drive impactful change in protecting India s elephant corridors

Qualifications and Skills Educational Background: Master s degree or higher in Wildlife Biology, Ecology, Environmental Science, Forestry, or related fields. Experience: At least 3 years of experience in wildlife research, habitat surveys, or conservation planning. Proven expertise in ground-surveys GIS mapping, and corridor analysis. Technical Skills: Proficiency in GIS tools and satellite imagery analysis. Strong analytical and statistical skills for ecological and socio-economic data. Soft Skills: Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement abilities. Strong report-writing and documentation skills. The consultancy role is for 6 months. Position Overview Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) seeks a highly motivated and skilled consultant to lead and execute a comprehensive ground survey of elephant corridors in Meghalaya. The consultant will employ uniform ground-truthing methodologies to assess the current status of identified corridors, identify potential new corridors, and evaluate the ecological and anthropogenic factors affecting habitat connectivity. Notably, the selected candidate will have the opportunity to contribute as an author for the North-East India chapter of the upcoming Right of Passage: Elephant Corridors of India, 3rd Edition . This prestigious contribution underscores the significance of this role in shaping national-level conservation strategies and publications. Key Responsibilities - Groundtruthing of Elephant Corridors Collect secondary data from published literature, reports, and local forest department sources and primary data through field visits, direct observations, and interactions with stakeholders (forest field staff, community members). Evaluate ecological parameters: habitat connectivity, movement patterns, animal usage, and seasonal variations. Identify anthropogenic threats: linear infrastructure, settlements, land-use changes, Analyze corridor dimensions, legal land statuses, and ecological importance, including areas of overlap with reserves, IBAs, or protected areas. Assist in drafting comprehensive status reports for each corridor, detailing threats, recommendations, and conservation plans Submit actionable conservation strategies for securing corridors to Govt. for review and implementation. Coordinate logistics for field surveys and ensure adherence to timelines and deliverables. Provide progress updates and communicate findings effectively to WTI s project manager. Deliverables Detailed Corridor Profiles: Updated connectivity status, wildlife usage data, and threat analysis for each identified corridor. Conservation Recommendations: Draft and finalized conservation strategies for securing and restoring elephant corridors, including site-specific interventions and policy recommendations. Comprehensive Report: A consolidated report, including primary and secondary findings, to form the basis for the Right of Passage publication update. Application Process - Interested candidates are requested to submit the following to - A detailed CV highlighting relevant experience. A cover letter explaining your suitability for this role. Samples of previous work, such as reports, maps, or publications. Deadline for . WTI looks forward to collaborating with a dedicated professional to drive impactful change in protecting India s elephant corridors.

Job Category: Right of Passage Location: Meghalaya Date Posted: 29-May-2025 Qualifications and Skills Educational Background: Master’s degree or higher in Wildlife Biology, Ecology, Environmental Science, Forestry, or related fields. Experience: At least 3 years of experience in wildlife research, habitat surveys, or conservation planning. Proven expertise in ground-surveys GIS mapping, and corridor analysis. Technical Skills: Proficiency in GIS tools and satellite imagery analysis. Strong analytical and statistical skills for ecological and socio-economic data. Soft Skills: Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement abilities. Strong report-writing and documentation skills. The consultancy role is for 6 months. Position Overview Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) seeks a highly motivated and skilled consultant to lead and execute a comprehensive ground survey of elephant corridors in Meghalaya. The consultant will employ uniform ground-truthing methodologies to assess the current status of identified corridors, identify potential new corridors, and evaluate the ecological and anthropogenic factors affecting habitat connectivity. Notably, the selected candidate will have the opportunity to contribute as an author for the North-East India chapter of the upcoming Right of Passage: Elephant Corridors of India, 3rd Edition . This prestigious contribution underscores the significance of this role in shaping national-level conservation strategies and publications. Key Responsibilities - Groundtruthing of Elephant Corridors Collect secondary data from published literature, reports, and local forest department sources and primary data through field visits, direct observations, and interactions with stakeholders (forest field staff, community members). Evaluate ecological parameters: habitat connectivity, movement patterns, animal usage, and seasonal variations. Identify anthropogenic threats: linear infrastructure, settlements, land-use changes, Analyze corridor dimensions, legal land statuses, and ecological importance, including areas of overlap with reserves, IBAs, or protected areas. Assist in drafting comprehensive status reports for each corridor, detailing threats, recommendations, and conservation plans Submit actionable conservation strategies for securing corridors to Govt. for review and implementation. Coordinate logistics for field surveys and ensure adherence to timelines and deliverables. Provide progress updates and communicate findings effectively to WTI’s project manager. Deliverables Detailed Corridor Profiles: Updated connectivity status, wildlife usage data, and threat analysis for each identified corridor. Conservation Recommendations: Draft and finalized conservation strategies for securing and restoring elephant corridors, including site-specific interventions and policy recommendations. Comprehensive Report: A consolidated report, including primary and secondary findings, to form the basis for the Right of Passage publication update. Application Process - Interested candidates are requested to submit the following to - A detailed CV highlighting relevant experience. A cover letter explaining your suitability for this role. Samples of previous work, such as reports, maps, or publications. Deadline for Applications: 20th June 2025 Submit Applications to: Upasana Ganguly (upasana@wti.org.in) This role provides a unique opportunity to contribute significantly to elephant conservation by addressing key challenges in habitat connectivity. WTI looks forward to collaborating with a dedicated professional to drive impactful change in protecting India’s elephant corridors.

Job Category: Right of Passage Location: West Bengal (Mostly North Bengal with some forest divisions to survey in South Bengal) Date Posted: 29-May-2025 Qualifications and Skills Educational Background: Master’s degree or higher in Wildlife Biology, Ecology, Environmental Science, Forestry, or related fields. Experience: At least 3 years of experience in wildlife research, habitat surveys, or conservation planning. Proven expertise in ground-surveys GIS mapping, and corridor analysis. Technical Skills: Proficiency in GIS tools and satellite imagery analysis. Strong analytical and statistical skills for ecological and socio-economic data. Soft Skills: Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement abilities. Strong report-writing and documentation skills. The consultancy role is for 6 months. Position Overview Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) seeks a highly motivated and skilled consultant to lead and execute a comprehensive ground survey of elephant corridors in West Bengal. The consultant will employ uniform ground-truthing methodologies to assess the current status of identified corridors, identify potential new corridors, and evaluate the ecological and anthropogenic factors affecting habitat connectivity. Notably, the selected candidate will have the opportunity to contribute as an author for the West Bengal chapter of the upcoming Right of Passage: Elephant Corridors of India, 3rd Edition . This prestigious contribution underscores the significance of this role in shaping national-level conservation strategies and publications. Key Responsibilities - Groundtruthing of Elephant Corridors Collect secondary data from published literature, reports, and local forest department sources and primary data through field visits, direct observations, and interactions with stakeholders (forest field staff, community members). Evaluate ecological parameters: habitat connectivity, movement patterns, animal usage, and seasonal variations. Identify anthropogenic threats: linear infrastructure, settlements, land-use changes, Analyze corridor dimensions, legal land statuses, and ecological importance, including areas of overlap with reserves, IBAs, or protected areas. Assist in drafting comprehensive status reports for each corridor, detailing threats, recommendations, and conservation plans Submit actionable conservation strategies for securing corridors to Govt. for review and implementation. Coordinate logistics for field surveys and ensure adherence to timelines and deliverables. Provide progress updates and communicate findings effectively to WTI’s project manager. Deliverables Detailed Corridor Profiles: Updated connectivity status, wildlife usage data, and threat analysis for each identified corridor. Conservation Recommendations: Draft and finalized conservation strategies for securing and restoring elephant corridors, including site-specific interventions and policy recommendations. Comprehensive Report: A consolidated report, including primary and secondary findings, to form the basis for the Right of Passage publication update. Application Process Interested candidates are requested to submit the following to A detailed CV highlighting relevant experience. A cover letter explaining your suitability for this role. Samples of previous work, such as reports, maps, or publications. Deadline for Applications: 20th June 2025 Submit Applications to: Upasana Ganguly (upasana@wti.org.in) This role provides a unique opportunity to contribute significantly to elephant conservation by addressing key challenges in habitat connectivity. WTI looks forward to collaborating with a dedicated professional to drive impactful change in protecting India’s elephant corridors

Qualification - M.Sc. in biological sciences discipline such as ecology, wildlife sciences, forestry sciences, environmental sciences or M.A. in environmental studies and equivalent. Experience - 1-2 years of experience in the field of Wildlife Conservation Management and working in the NGO sector is desirable Role Context - As a A/PO under the Wild Lands division, you will be responsible for the day-to-day implementation of the programmatic activities and provide technical support to the Project teams on-ground in project development and management, reporting and meeting donor requirements and monitoring adherence to financial protocols and compliances etc. Key Responsibilities : Provide technical support to the teams on-ground in data management and analysis, project development, donor reporting and financial management. Analysis of relevant project related data and writing technical reports and publications Work with the Project teams and the WTI communications team to generate content for the social media handles and the WTI website Assist the OiC/Division Head in preparing Project proposals and concept notes to ensure continued funding and long term sustainability of the Projects Project Planning & Management: Organise monthly review meetings for Projects to ensure that Project implementation is on track and the timeline is being followed Follow-up with the teams on field and ensure that the quarterly reviews of the Projects are carried out Undertake field visits to the project sites when required and prepare evaluation reports Coordinate and organise events with the field teams and the support divisions of WTI and assist in preparing collaterals as and when required. Donor Co-ordination : Understand individual donor requirements for each of the Projects and coordinate with the teams on field to compile technical reports as per the donor reporting timeline as well as prepare updates for donors on a regular basis (as and when something arises). Other responsibilities: Any other tasks as assigned by Head/PI. Skills - Knowledge and experience in ecological monitoring, sampling and analysis of data (including socio-economic data) Working knowledge of analytical software like R and GIS is preferable. The candidate should be good in organising, prioritising, planning and coordinating work between different stakeholders with attention to detail. Prior experience in grant management, technical reporting and monitoring and evaluation will be desirable Ability to multi-task and work in a team-oriented, multi- cultural environment. Strong written and verbal communication skills in English. Prior knowledge and experience in ecological restoration will be an added advantage

Job Category: Wild Lands Location: Garo Hills, Meghalaya Date Posted: 21-August-2023 The broad responsibilities will include: Successful implementation of planned plantation/ Assisted Natural Regeneration work in the project. This will include identification of the patches, surveying adjacent forest patches, preparing inventory of available indigenous plants and undertaking the plantation, maintenance and gap filling works. Developing the wider programme and strategies for restoration of the Garo Green Spine Management of nursery to prepare saplings for plantation and deliver report Collection, management, analysis and reporting of the data Requirements and Qualifications a. A post-graduate degree in a relevant subject like restoration ecology, botany, forest management and/or significant work experience in a relevant field; b. Demonstrable experience in developing, implementing, and evaluating delivery/work plans; c. Experience in the design, planning, implementation, and management of conservation projects; d. Proven experience of carrying out botanical field surveys; e. Prior experience of working in a multicultural team is desirable.; f. Data management and database skills are desirable; g. Proven experience of engaging with a wide range of stakeholders including non-governmental organisations, academic, government stakeholders and individuals with various levels of skill h. Experience of living and working in developing countries and in remote and basic field conditions i. Understanding and experience of working for or with NGOs; j. A good knowledge of ecological and botanical survey methodologies and practices is essential; k. Skills in plant identification, nursery management, seed banking, planting, pest management and weed control are essential; l. Fluent spoken and written English is essential; m. Analytical skills and proficient use of statistical software, ideally programme R; GIS skills

Job Category: Centre for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation (CWRC) Location: CWRC, Bokakhat, Assam Date Posted: 27-June-2025 Qualification - Master’s Degree in Biology (Required) Experience - 9-10 Years (5 years’ experience in working with wildlife in the field. They should have at least 2 years’ experience of managing multi-personnel projects independently). Role Context - The Centre Manager & Biologist at CWRC will be responsible for the overall smooth running of the centre on a day-day basis, upkeep and management of the Kaziranga Discover Park (KDP) and the development and implementation of the release and post-release monitoring plan for rehabilitated wildlife at CWRC. They will work in close coordination with the PI, DH, and Chief Ecologist at WTI and the concerned Forest Department in carrying out all assigned activities as per Indian Wildlife Protection Act (1972) and WTI rules. They will ensure that CWRC/ WTI responds to wildlife in distress and that all rescued animals brought to the centre receive appropriate care and treatment, considering animal welfare and established protocols. They will release animals back to the wild following IUCN guidelines on translocation and re-introduction, and other best practice guidelines on management, rehabilitation, veterinary care and placement of confiscated or displaced wild animals. Key Responsibilities : a) Ensure smooth running of the Centre on a day-day basis, including overseeing procurement, staffing, HR management, facility management, animal welfare and reporting. b) Ensure rescued animals are provided appropriate rehabilitation pre-release and carry out appropriate post-release monitoring of released individuals following IUCN guidelines on translocation and re-introduction, and other best practice guidelines on management, rehabilitation, veterinary care and placement of confiscated or displaced wild animals c) Ensure management of the facilities at the KDP including day-day upkeep and compliance with forest department regulations. d) Serve as Project Head-CWRC until further notice and undertake all responsibilities assigned to the position as per the project implementation plan (PIP) e) Guide and mentor Volunteers or interns at CWRC in collaboration with HR and their management. Project Planning & Management: 1) Develop annual work plan and budget for CWRC for developing PIPs 2) Develop annual work plan and budget for rehabilitation, release and post-release monitoring of rehabilitated wildlife in consultation with the veterinarian at CWRC for developing PIPs 3) Develop annual work plan and budget for KDP facility management 4) Ensure all activities are carried out as outlines under the approved PIP Fund & Financial Management : a) Ensure all procurement and payments are based on approved budgets and as per approved processes b) Ensure proper documentation of all procurements and payments and submit bills, expenditure statements and regular updates to finance and administration department as per stipulated deadlines c) Ensure CWRC is in compliance with all financial rules & regulations in consultation with Finance department. Donor Co-ordination : 1) In coordination with Development division and DH, liaise with donors in order to ensure smooth communication and financing of CWRC and relevant WTI projects. 2) Draft reports and proposals for donors, forest department and other stakeholders as the case maybe and submit to DH 3) Ensure donor visibility and acknowledgement for respective projects in all WTI reports, events, media, and documentation. 4) Work with Communications division to develop appropriate collaterals and media External Communication / Co-ordination: a) Liaise and coordinate with the FD Kaziranga NP, forest department, CZA and other government agencies in coordination with DH, Development and Communication division to ensure all statutory and other compliances for CWRC and provide regular updates and reports to FD Kaziranga NP/ forest department regarding CWRC activities. b) Liaise and coordinate with the FD Kaziranga NP, forest department and other government agencies in coordination with DH, RH, and PI to obtain requisite permissions for rescue, rehab and post-release monitoring of wildlife and any other relevant CWRC activities. c) Provide regular updates to Communications division on CWRC and rehabilitation and post-release monitoring of rescued wildlife, including high-quality photographs and videos of animal rescues, rehabilitation, release, post-release monitoring and other CWRC activities. d) Liaise with other institutions and organizations, including research, academic and conservation-oriented, to form partnerships and develop MoUs to enhance CWRC and WTI mission and activities. e) Ensure promotion of WTI and its activities at all national, international and other relevant forums, including through scientific and other publications MIS & Reports : 1) Ensure proper documentation of all activities under the project and at CWRC, including regularly updating software and databases. 2) Report on monthly, quarterly and annual basis on the activities & operations of the CWRC as well as post-release monitoring activities of rehabilitated wildlife Any other responsibilities : a) Other Division level responsibilities as may be assigned by DH/PI b) Other responsibilities as may be assigned by WTI Roles and responsibilities of Project Head Project Implementation and Management. a) Monitoring of work undertaken by project partner/s as per set log-frame/Manage day-to-day activities of project as per set goals and objectives either directly or through on-ground project partners. b) Participate in planning meetings and provide inputs into the development of project implementation plans. c) Generation of financial statements of expenditures, project reports etc. in prescribed formats. d) Produce field reports (monthly, quarterly and annually/ as requested by Division Head). e) Ensure that the team is performing optimally. f) Liaising with West Bengal Forest Department and other local agencies to facilitate project implementation. g) Responsible for providing key inputs for draft to DH or PI for project proposals, donor reports and publication. Financial a) Manage project budgets as finalized in the PIPs. b) Scrutinize and forward cash flow and advance settlements to accounts/Division Head. c) Ensure all financial compliances are met. Administrative a) Ensure that field stations are and maintained to meet the project needs, as per the norms of the organization. b) Ensure a proper fixed asset register is maintained at the field station. c) Responsible for all field level governmental and partner liaisoning. Shall network with other NGOs, Government and local media in the area to see that the organizations interest and cause is promoted. d) Motivate teams to give quality results by promoting activities that encourage team building. e) Responsible for ensuring the respective projects in the field comply the requirement of the various statutory laws of the government, both state and central. f) Be responsible for review of performance/PMR of whole team as per the norms. g) Approve leave of absence of all staff under the project to HR, DH and PI. Preferred experience - Experience in handling animals, radio-collaring and wildlife population monitoring is preferred.

Qualification - masters Degree in Biology (Required) Experience - 9-10 Years (5 years experience in working with wildlife in the field. They should have at least 2 years experience of managing multi-personnel projects independently). Role Context - The Centre Manager & Biologist at CWRC will be responsible for the overall smooth running of the centre on a day-day basis, upkeep and management of the Kaziranga Discover Park (KDP) and the development and implementation of the release and post-release monitoring plan for rehabilitated wildlife at CWRC. They will work in close coordination with the PI, DH, and Chief Ecologist at WTI and the concerned Forest Department in carrying out all assigned activities as per Indian Wildlife Protection Act (1972) and WTI rules. They will ensure that CWRC/ WTI responds to wildlife in distress and that all rescued animals brought to the centre receive appropriate care and treatment, considering animal welfare and established protocols. They will release animals back to the wild following IUCN guidelines on translocation and re-introduction, and other best practice guidelines on management, rehabilitation, veterinary care and placement of confiscated or displaced wild animals. Key Responsibilities : a) Ensure smooth running of the Centre on a day-day basis, including overseeing procurement, staffing, HR management, facility management, animal welfare and reporting. b) Ensure rescued animals are provided appropriate rehabilitation pre-release and carry out appropriate post-release monitoring of released individuals following IUCN guidelines on translocation and re-introduction, and other best practice guidelines on management, rehabilitation, veterinary care and placement of confiscated or displaced wild animals c) Ensure management of the facilities at the KDP including day-day upkeep and compliance with forest department regulations. d) Serve as Project Head-CWRC until further notice and undertake all responsibilities assigned to the position as per the project implementation plan (PIP) e) Guide and mentor Volunteers or interns at CWRC in collaboration with HR and their management. Project Planning & Management: 1) Develop annual work plan and budget for CWRC for developing PIPs 2) Develop annual work plan and budget for rehabilitation, release and post-release monitoring of rehabilitated wildlife in consultation with the veterinarian at CWRC for developing PIPs 3) Develop annual work plan and budget for KDP facility management 4) Ensure all activities are carried out as outlines under the approved PIP Fund & Financial Management : a) Ensure all procurement and payments are based on approved budgets and as per approved processes b) Ensure proper documentation of all procurements and payments and submit bills, expenditure statements and regular updates to finance and administration department as per stipulated deadlines c) Ensure CWRC is in compliance with all financial rules & regulations in consultation with Finance department. Donor Co-ordination : 1) In coordination with Development division and DH, liaise with donors in order to ensure smooth communication and financing of CWRC and relevant WTI projects. 2) Draft reports and proposals for donors, forest department and other stakeholders as the case maybe and submit to DH 3) Ensure donor visibility and acknowledgement for respective projects in all WTI reports, events, media, and documentation. 4) Work with Communications division to develop appropriate collaterals and media External Communication / Co-ordination: a) Liaise and coordinate with the FD Kaziranga NP, forest department, CZA and other government agencies in coordination with DH, Development and Communication division to ensure all statutory and other compliances for CWRC and provide regular updates and reports to FD Kaziranga NP/ forest department regarding CWRC activities. b) Liaise and coordinate with the FD Kaziranga NP, forest department and other government agencies in coordination with DH, RH, and PI to obtain requisite permissions for rescue, rehab and post-release monitoring of wildlife and any other relevant CWRC activities. c) Provide regular updates to Communications division on CWRC and rehabilitation and post-release monitoring of rescued wildlife, including high-quality photographs and videos of animal rescues, rehabilitation, release, post-release monitoring and other CWRC activities. d) Liaise with other institutions and organizations, including research, academic and conservation-oriented, to form partnerships and develop MoUs to enhance CWRC and WTI mission and activities. e) Ensure promotion of WTI and its activities at all national, international and other relevant forums, including through scientific and other publications MIS & Reports : 1) Ensure proper documentation of all activities under the project and at CWRC, including regularly updating software and databases. 2) Report on monthly, quarterly and annual basis on the activities & operations of the CWRC as we'll as post-release monitoring activities of rehabilitated wildlife Any other responsibilities : a) Other Division level responsibilities as may be assigned by DH/PI b) Other responsibilities as may be assigned by WTI Roles and responsibilities of Project Head Project Implementation and Management. a) Monitoring of work undertaken by project partner/s as per set log-frame/Manage day-to-day activities of project as per set goals and objectives either directly or through on-ground project partners. b) Participate in planning meetings and provide inputs into the development of project implementation plans. c) Generation of financial statements of expenditures, project reports etc in prescribed formats. d) Produce field reports (monthly, quarterly and annually/ as requested by Division Head). e) Ensure that the team is performing optimally. f) Liaising with West Bengal Forest Department and other local agencies to facilitate project implementation. g) Responsible for providing key inputs for draft to DH or PI for project proposals, donor reports and publication. Financial a) Manage project budgets as finalized in the PIPs. b) Scrutinize and forward cash flow and advance settlements to accounts/Division Head. c) Ensure all financial compliances are met. Administrative a) Ensure that field stations are and maintained to meet the project needs, as per the norms of the organization. b) Ensure a proper fixed asset register is maintained at the field station. c) Responsible for all field level governmental and partner liaisoning. Shall network with other NGOs, Government and local media in the area to see that the organizations interest and cause is promoted. d) Motivate teams to give quality results by promoting activities that encourage team building. e) Responsible for ensuring the respective projects in the field comply the requirement of the various statutory laws of the government, both state and central. f) Be responsible for review of performance/PMR of whole team as per the norms. g) Approve leave of absence of all staff under the project to HR, DH and PI. Preferred experience - Experience in handling animals, radio-collaring and wildlife population monitoring is preferred.

Job Category: Wildlife Crime Control Division Location: Noida Date Posted: 01-July-2025 Internship Opportunity Division: Natural Heritage Campaigns (NHC) & Wildlife Crime Control Location : Headquarters, Wildlife Trust of India, Noida Duration: 3 months Stipend: Rs. 9000/- Key Responsibilities:  Conduct legal research on existing legal interventions by elephant range states.  Undertake a literature review of wildlife crime cases across the world, with emphasis on India where legal intervention for Elephant conservation has worked positively towards coexistence.  Analyze key legal interventions with respect to Elephant Conservation and compile a detailed report on the same  Identify existing wildlife crime cases(related to elephant) in consultation with WTI’s lead legal counsel, across India where WTI interventions/ nudges can be invoked  Identify existing wildlife crime cases in consultation with WTI’s lead legal counsel, across India where compensation provisions can be invoked  Develop targeted case summaries on compensation in consultation with WTI’s lead legal counsel  Coordinate with targeted stakeholders and undertake online research in gathering information on compensatory measures  Coordinate with existing WTI Forest counsels in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Assam, and Madhya Pradesh in collating information on wildlife crime cases  Develop targeted case summaries in consultation with WTI’s lead legal counsel  Coordinate with stakeholders in gathering information on compensatory measures  Coordinate with existing WTI Forest counsels in Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Odisha, West Bengal and Uttarakhand in collating information on cases related to Elephant Conservation.  Undertake field visits to collate information on targeted wildlife crime cases or attend meetings with lawyers or project teams.  Assist the project team in drafting components of the technical and/ or donor reports Eligibility and Skills:  Student of law enrolled in a 5-year integrated law program, 3-year law program or masters program.  Candidate needs to be physically present in office for this internship  Possess excellent written and oral communication and interpersonal skills  Ability to work well with others or independently  Initiative to problem solve  Responsibility to complete projects by a pre-determined deadline

Internship Opportunity Division: Natural Heritage Campaigns (NHC) & Wildlife Crime Control Location : Headquarters, Wildlife Trust of India, Noida Duration: 3 months Stipend: Rs. 9000/- Key Responsibilities: Conduct legal research on existing legal interventions by elephant range states. Undertake a literature review of wildlife crime cases across the world, with emphasis on India where legal intervention for Elephant conservation has worked positively towards coexistence. Analyze key legal interventions with respect to Elephant Conservation and compile a detailed report on the same Identify existing wildlife crime cases(related to elephant) in consultation with WTI s lead legal counsel, across India where WTI interventions/ nudges can be invoked Identify existing wildlife crime cases in consultation with WTI s lead legal counsel, across India where compensation provisions can be invoked Develop targeted case summaries on compensation in consultation with WTI s lead legal counsel Coordinate with targeted stakeholders and undertake online research in gathering information on compensatory measures Coordinate with existing WTI Forest counsels in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Assam, and Madhya Pradesh in collating information on wildlife crime cases Develop targeted case summaries in consultation with WTI s lead legal counsel Coordinate with stakeholders in gathering information on compensatory measures Coordinate with existing WTI Forest counsels in Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Odisha, West Bengal and Uttarakhand in collating information on cases related to Elephant Conservation. Undertake field visits to collate information on targeted wildlife crime cases or attend meetings with lawyers or project teams. Assist the project team in drafting components of the technical and/ or donor reports Eligibility and Skills: Student of law enrolled in a 5-year integrated law program, 3-year law program or masters program. Candidate needs to be physically present in office for this internship Possess excellent written and oral communication and interpersonal skills Ability to work well with others or independently Initiative to problem solve Responsibility to complete projects by a pre-determined deadline

Qualification - M.Sc or Ph.D in Zoology/Wildlife Conservation/Life Sciences or related subjects Experience - 8-9 years of experience Role Context : Managing & running the Central India Conflict Mitigation Project in Bandhavgarh & Sanjay Tiger Reserve, Madhya Pradesh. This region in Madhya Pradesh has experienced an increase in human-wildlife interactions in the past few years, especially due to the relatively recent migration of elephants that have now become resident. WTI in collaboration with the MP Forest Department has initiated this project to set up a team and strategy to mitigate the conflict through community engagement, on-ground actions and capacity strengthening of stakeholders. The project aligns with our conflict mitigation Big Idea. Key Responsibilities - Project planning and implementation with the active involvement of team members. Assessing development needs of the project to achieve project impact and initiate writing concept note / project proposal drafts. Develop draft of progress and annual reports Manage the budget as per the approved Project Plan Ideate new components in the project to achieve the impact Be a point person to ensure high quality in implementation of activities in the project Be a point person to collate and manage project related data in a proper format and share it with team members Ensure maintenance of field station and field camps, proper use, maintenance and inventory of project equipment and assets. Liaise with government department officials, local NGOs and key stakeholders Ensure statutory compliance relevant to the project, in coordination with the state facilitator and HQ team Manage human resources of the project Project Planning & Management Conduct situation analysis and Theory of Change to develop outline of the plan and Logical Framework (new project / new triennium) Prepare the draft of the project plan and work plan of the Project in consultation with the team members Review team members target every month and report to PI and DH on quarterly basis Participate and present monthly progress of the project in the monthly review meetings Conduct self-review of the project plan on quarterly basis and share the review with the project staff and DH/PIs to facilitate quarterly review of the project Fund & Financial Management Responsible for budget management and booking of expenditure under appropriate activity head for each donor Ensure that the funds are utilized judiciously for achieving the anticipated outcome by implementing appropriate activities Approve the cash-flow and expenditure of the team members as per the policy and procedures of WTI Maintain records of expenditure of the project and share with the team in review meetings Make timely budget change request to the CFO, PI and DH for approval and mid-term corrections in the project plan Ensure that travel, accommodation and subsistence expenditures by team members are in accordance with their entitlement. Take prior approvals from CFO and DH in case of any deviation due to emergent reasons. Donor s Co-ordination Coordinate with specified donors, if assigned the role of Donor/s Point Person by the organization. Provide timely update to the Donor Point Person/s of the project for reporting project progress and deliverables to the donor External Communication / Co-ordination Represent WTI & HWCM Division in workshops / conferences /meetings Liaison with forest department, line departments, non-government organizations, academic institutions etc. to facilitate project implementation and associated matters. Interact with media on project related communication, prepare press notes / release on project events, and represent the organization at appropriate forum. MIS & Reports Responsible for collection of quality data (both quantitative and qualitative) by the project team for analysis and monitoring, validation of the primary data of the project, and maintaining and sharing of the data on shared drive with team members and HQ. Ensure that the project data is updated on monthly basis and shared with the team. Ensure that the record of primary data collector is maintained in the data base for future credit sharing Organize donor reports keeping in mind the donor (CSR, Charities and Foundation, Public funds) with appropriate primary analysis, and maps and figures. Draft donor report as per the donor format, or standard format of a technical report and submit to the DH well in advance for timely submission. Ensure that the periodic reports and other regular updates, and photographs and video footages of the project are shared with the Communication Division for appropriate communication and branding needs of the project. Ensure that the team members prepare manuscripts for scientific publication, conferences following the processes of approval of idea, analysis and selection of journal by the Principal I, Co-PI, C Human resources management Ensure PMRs of all team members are done meticulously on time Approve leave of absence of all staff in reporting relation Organize regular meetings with the staff to record grievances and issues related to the project Motivate teams to give quality results by promoting activities that encourage team building Preferred Skills - Proven experience in Project Management and Team Management.

Job Category: Human-Wildlife Conflict Mitigation Division Location: Tala, Madhya Pradesh Date Posted: 18-July-2025 Qualification - M.Sc or Ph.D in Zoology/Wildlife Conservation/Life Sciences or related subjects Experience - 8-9 years of experience Role Context : Managing & running the Central India Conflict Mitigation Project in Bandhavgarh & Sanjay Tiger Reserve, Madhya Pradesh. This region in Madhya Pradesh has experienced an increase in human-wildlife interactions in the past few years, especially due to the relatively recent migration of elephants that have now become resident. WTI in collaboration with the MP Forest Department has initiated this project to set up a team and strategy to mitigate the conflict through community engagement, on-ground actions and capacity strengthening of stakeholders. The project aligns with our conflict mitigation Big Idea. Key Responsibilities - Project planning and implementation with the active involvement of team members. Assessing development needs of the project to achieve project impact and initiate writing concept note / project proposal drafts. Develop draft of progress and annual reports Manage the budget as per the approved Project Plan Ideate new components in the project to achieve the impact Be a point person to ensure high quality in implementation of activities in the project Be a point person to collate and manage project related data in a proper format and share it with team members Ensure maintenance of field station and field camps, proper use, maintenance and inventory of project equipment and assets. Liaise with government department officials, local NGOs and key stakeholders Ensure statutory compliance relevant to the project, in coordination with the state facilitator and HQ team Manage human resources of the project Project Planning & Management Conduct situation analysis and Theory of Change to develop outline of the plan and Logical Framework (new project / new triennium) Prepare the draft of the project plan and work plan of the Project in consultation with the team members Review team members’ target every month and report to PI and DH on quarterly basis Participate and present monthly progress of the project in the monthly review meetings Conduct self-review of the project plan on quarterly basis and share the review with the project staff and DH/PIs to facilitate quarterly review of the project Fund & Financial Management Responsible for budget management and booking of expenditure under appropriate activity head for each donor Ensure that the funds are utilized judiciously for achieving the anticipated outcome by implementing appropriate activities Approve the cash-flow and expenditure of the team members as per the policy and procedures of WTI Maintain records of expenditure of the project and share with the team in review meetings Make timely budget change request to the CFO, PI and DH for approval and mid-term corrections in the project plan Ensure that travel, accommodation and subsistence expenditures by team members are in accordance with their entitlement. Take prior approvals from CFO and DH in case of any deviation due to emergent reasons. Donor’s Co-ordination Coordinate with specified donors, if assigned the role of Donor/s Point Person by the organization. Provide timely update to the Donor Point Person/s of the project for reporting project progress and deliverables to the donor External Communication / Co-ordination Represent WTI & HWCM Division in workshops / conferences /meetings Liaison with forest department, line departments, non-government organizations, academic institutions etc. to facilitate project implementation and associated matters. Interact with media on project related communication, prepare press notes / release on project events, and represent the organization at appropriate forum. MIS & Reports Responsible for collection of quality data (both quantitative and qualitative) by the project team for analysis and monitoring, validation of the primary data of the project, and maintaining and sharing of the data on shared drive with team members and HQ. Ensure that the project data is updated on monthly basis and shared with the team. Ensure that the record of primary data collector is maintained in the data base for future credit sharing Organize donor reports keeping in mind the donor (CSR, Charities and Foundation, Public funds) with appropriate primary analysis, and maps and figures. Draft donor report as per the donor format, or standard format of a technical report and submit to the DH well in advance for timely submission. Ensure that the periodic reports and other regular updates, and photographs and video footages of the project are shared with the Communication Division for appropriate communication and branding needs of the project. Ensure that the team members prepare manuscripts for scientific publication, conferences following the processes of approval of idea, analysis and selection of journal by the Principal I, Co-PI, C Human resources management Ensure PMRs of all team members are done meticulously on time Approve leave of absence of all staff in reporting relation Organize regular meetings with the staff to record grievances and issues related to the project Motivate teams to give quality results by promoting activities that encourage team building Preferred Skills - Proven experience in Project Management and Team Management.