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Jobs for Nature – Mahi mō te Taiao
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Jobs for Nature – Mahi mō te Taiao
Introduction
The Jobs for Nature programme helps revitalise communities through nature-based employment and stimulate the economy post COVID-19.
Highlights
Connect with job opportunities
Most of the jobs will be advertised through our partners who are leading these initiatives. You can also check the career pages of your local and regional council, iwi, Landcare Trust and QEII National Trust.
Reporting for Jobs for Nature
What you need to report on if you're receiving funding from the Department of Conservation’s Jobs for Nature programme, or for those wanting to apply for funding.
What we're doing
Jobs for Nature funding is helping projects to create temporary jobs on private and public conservation land.
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