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The Nature Conservancy

Conservation Coordinator

The Nature Conservancy

. Develop, manage, and advance conservation programs, plans, and methods for large-scale geographic areas .

Posted 11/11/2026full-timeRemote • ChileMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in developing and managing conservation programs and strategies, with a strong focus on marine science and resource management. Proficient in stakeholder engagement, financial management, and compliance with environmental policies, while effectively communicating complex conservation practices to diverse audiences.

Highest-signal resume keywords
Conservation Program DevelopmentNatural Resource ManagementStakeholder EngagementBilingual Communication (English and Spanish)Fisheries Management

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Hard Skills
Conservation Strategy ImplementationProject ManagementBudget ManagementTechnical Report PreparationData Analysis
Soft Skills
LeadershipMentoringIndependent Decision-MakingCross-Functional CollaborationPublic Communication
Tools & Technologies
Microsoft WordMicrosoft ExcelWeb Browsers
Certifications & Qualifications
Valid Chilean Class B Driver’s License
Industry Keywords
Marine ConservationEnvironmental StudiesFisheries ManagementConservation PracticesSocioeconomic Trends

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Develop, manage, and advance conservation programs, plans, and methods for large-scale geographic areas
  • Provide technical leadership and support to a business unit or Ocean Division
  • Plan, direct, and implement preserve management programs and stewardship
  • Address critical ocean threats to natural systems and individual species
  • Foster cross-site learning among an international conservation community
  • Supply conservation planning teams with large-scale geographic-area information relevant to planning
  • Develop and implement conservation strategies
  • Acquire varying degrees of legal interest in ocean areas using protection tools
  • Secure public and private support for conservation priorities
  • Coordinate community and stakeholder support in ocean conservation and marine management resource programs
  • Facilitate multidisciplinary teams and contribute to training, mentoring, performance feedback, and professional growth
  • Track project implementation, budgets, HUB milestones, deliverables, and MEL plans
  • Prepare and review technical and financial reports
  • Support financial forecasting
  • Contribute to donor proposals, work plans, and internal and external reporting
  • Gain cooperation from outside parties to accomplish program goals
  • Manage budgets, negotiate and contract with vendors, assist with budget development, and meet fundraising targets
  • Ensure compliance with internal policies and external requirements
  • Make independent decisions based on analysis, experience, and context
  • Work in variable weather, remote locations, difficult or hazardous terrain, and physically demanding circumstances

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Bachelor’s degree in biology, marine science, environmental studies, conservation, or similar field
  • 5 years’ experience in natural resource management or related field
  • Experience working with fisheries management, marine science and/or marine conservation
  • Knowledge of current political and socioeconomic trends and practices affecting the marine environment in Chile, particularly fisheries
  • Ability to work at the nexus of science and policy
  • Ability and willingness to apply science to decision-making and guide activities
  • Experience working with stakeholders related to the marine environment, including government officials, fishing communities, academia, and NGOs in Chile
  • Experience completing tasks independently within timelines
  • Experience using Word, Excel, web browsers, and similar software applications
  • Fluency in written, spoken, and graphical communication in English and Spanish
  • Experience negotiating agreements
  • Experience communicating with the public and/or media in writing and verbally
  • Valid Chilean Class B driver’s license
  • Valid driver’s license and compliance with TNC’s Auto Safety Program
  • Vehicle Use Agreement, potentially including motor vehicle record review
  • Ability to explain conservation practices to technical and non-technical audiences

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Health care benefits
  • Retirement benefits
  • Parental leave
  • Paid time off
  • Life insurance
  • Disability coverage
  • Employee assistance program
  • Other life and well-being benefits
  • Flexible work environment supporting employee health and well-being
  • Professional growth opportunities