An incorporated Not-For-Profit organisation, we believe that resilient communities and resilient landscapes go hand in hand. For us that means focusing on the health of the region's waterways and the riparian lands in step with out local communities. Our primary sources of income are bush regeneration, vegetation management and the creation of environmental offsets through our Catchment Services division. We host community programs including our River Patrol litter clean-up crew, Water Monitoring, Frog Monitoring and provide curriculum-based Environmental Education Services to schools. ECOllaboration is also a recognised supplier of the region's Natural Resource Management (NRM) practitioners via our Certificate 1 and 3 training programs (via RTOs) in Conservation and Land Management.
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1505 Nambour North Connection Rd
Yandina
Queensland, 4561 1505 Nambour North Connection Rd, AU
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We have received funding from DESBT for next year's Skilling Queenslanders for Work, Work Skills Traineeship Program for 22 Certificate I Conservation and Ecosystem Management Trainees over 2025 🦋 🐝 🌿 Thanks to our program partners Ballistic Training Solutions PTY LTD, BUSY At Work, Mooloolah River Landcare and Queensland Parks and Wildlife. We can't wait to continue to foster environmental stewardship to the next generation of landcarers 🍃
Official announcement! Our ECOllaboration Board is delighted to announce the appointment of Tracey Tucker as the new Chief Executive Officer. With over 25 years’ experience in environmental management and leadership, Tracey is a passionate advocate for sustainability, intergenerational equity, community stewardship, and social awareness. She holds extensive qualifications in environmental management, health and safety, sustainability, and teaching. Tracey’s strategic leadership and strong communication skills have been the driving force behind her successful career. She has held senior and executive roles in various industries, including mining, public infrastructure, education, and disability sectors and has demonstrated her ability to lead and develop teams, manage complex projects, and foster meaningful connections with stakeholders. Tracey’s experience highlights her dedication to making a positive impact across diverse communities, a quality that will undoubtedly benefit ECOllaboration and its stakeholders. The Board is confident that Tracey’s innovative approach and strategic problem-solving skills will drive ECOllaboration’s goals forward, building on the strong foundation set by our departing CEO, Jacqui Atique. With Tracey at the helm, we are confident that ECOllaboration will continue to thrive and expand its impact on the Sunshine Coast, the Scenic Rim, and the Fraser Coast. We are excited about the positive changes Tracey will bring to our organisation and the communities we serve, and we look forward to a future filled with new opportunities and growth. Please join us in welcoming Tracey to ECOllaboration! #Leadership #Sustainability #ECOllaboration #EnvironmentalManagement #NewCEO #WelcomeTracey
A #viewfromthecrew that could be you! We're hiring: Certificate 1 in Conservation and Ecosystem Management. Looking for full time work while also completing a qualification? Want to help restore our natural areas, learn about flora & fauna and join industry experiences (Like our current cert 1 team on a weed survey with QPWS below)? Applications are now open for our next Sunshine Coast cohort! https://lnkd.in/grAWSfZz Traineeship Eligibility ○ Have not completed a Certificate I - III in Conservation and Ecosystem Management ○ Must be an Australian Citizen or on a visa with full Australian work rights ○ No longer enrolled at School ○ University students are eligible for this program* What we offer This traineeship gives you the ability to learn from and work with some of the Sunshine Coasts best ecologists and bush regenerators. We give you the tools to make industry connections to find further employment after the traineeship has complete. You will attend workshop and presentations on topics such as animal ecology and botany. Use ArcGIS, aid project managers, and work with Queensland Parks and Wildlife Rangers and Landcare organisations. Please submit your application by providing a cover letter addressed to the Alexandra outlining: How do you meet the essential required skills listed in the position description & Why you are the right candidate for this position. Email alexandra@ecollaboration.org.au Application closed on Sunday 26th of May 2024 at 6pm. Positions start in Monday 15th of July 2024, full time for 22 weeks. This training is proudly funded by the Queensland Government through its Skilling Queenslanders for Work program.