@WCSBelize is seeking a Project Coordinator to lead the day-to-day coordination, implementation, monitoring, and reporting of the project “Enhancing Management of Glover’s Reef Marine Reserve and South Water Caye Marine Reserve Using an Integrated Seascape Approach.” The position will work closely with the Belize Fisheries Department (BFD), marine reserve personnel, communities, consultants, and other project partners to support effective and timely project implementation. 📍 Location: Belize City, with frequent community visits and occasional fieldwork at Glover’s Reef and South Water Caye Marine Reserves 💼 Type: Full-time Key Qualifications & Requirements · Bachelor’s degree in Natural Resource Management, Marine Science, Fisheries Science, Environmental Science, Conservation, Project Management, Development Studies, or a related field · Minimum 5 years of relevant professional experience, including at least 3 years coordinating or managing conservation, fisheries, marine protected area, natural resource management, or community development projects · Experience in project planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation, and donor reporting · Experience working with government agencies, multidisciplinary technical teams, communities, and stakeholders · Strong technical writing, analytical, organizational, and reporting skills · Strong proficiency in MS Office (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint) · Excellent written and spoken English; Spanish and Garifuna are an asset · Valid driver’s license 📝 How to Apply Download the full job description: dub.sh/CoordinatorBZ Complete the application form: forms.cloud.microsoft/r/DL3J… Email your documents to: [email protected] Please include: · Cover letter · CV/Resume (must list three references) · Required: Complete and submit the Declaration of Undertaking form: dub.sh/Annex-2WCS 📅 Application deadline: October 22, 2026 📌 Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Six rangers share the day that changed everything. A jaguar in the wild. A Baird's tapir during a patrol. An Orange-breasted Falcon. The calls of herons echoing through a mangrove. A sea turtle. The beginning of a new generation. Every story is different. Yet they all share one thing in common: there was a moment that reminded them why they chose to protect nature. Discover their stories: dub.sh/WorldRangerDayWCS @TheWCS @WCSBelize @UKinGuatemala @UKinHonduras

It's not just a livestock issue. It's also a threat to wildlife. While the focus has rightly been on protecting livestock production, a new study highlights two risks we can no longer afford to ignore: the impact of New World screwworm on wildlife and the role of illegal cattle movements in driving its spread. Infestations have already been documented in species such as tapirs and pumas, among others of conservation concern. Yet protected areas and remote landscapes remain, to a large extent, blind spots for surveillance. Wildlife is not driving the outbreak. It is one of its victims—and it can also help us identify where the risk is emerging. 📖 Read the full story to learn why the response must include wildlife, protected areas, and a One Health approach: programs.wcs.org/5greatfores… @TheWCS #OneHealth #NewWorldScrewworm #Wildlife #Conservation #WCS

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