Exotic, luxurious and indigenous. Anantara’s unique destinations cater for everything from a relaxing city break to an extravagant once in a lifetime journey. Exciting opportunities bring Anantara’s heart-felt hospitality and sense of discovery to destinations across Africa, Asia, Indian Ocean, Europe and the Middle East.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Carrying out anti-poaching patrols as directed
• Monitoring illegal activities, fire and water management
• Being involved in game capture and translocation of animals
• Collecting data whilst in the field for patrol and other management activities
• Collecting information on illegal activities and submit such information for strategic planning
• Attending to problem animals and plant invasive species
• Ensuring that all offenders are brought to book
• Providing information to members of the public on how to deal with animal/human conflicts
• Involvement in tree impact assessments, aerial surveys and fixed-point photography
• Conducting regular wildlife census and monitoring population dynamics
• Assisting in the maintenance of park infrastructure, including fences, roads, and water points
• Participating in community outreach programmes to promote conservation awareness
• Providing guided tours and educational talks to visitors when required
• Assisting in wildlife research projects and collaborating with scientific teams
• Maintaining and operating field equipment, including vehicles, radios, and GPS devices

• Basic knowledge and understanding of the environment and behaviours of wild animals
• At least Certificate in Ordinary level of Education
• Prior work experience in a similar role would be an added advantage
• Able to pass a basic health screening including physical exams
• Excellent physical fitness and stamina to conduct long patrols in challenging terrain
• Proficiency in using GPS devices, radios, and other field equipment
• Valid driver's licence and experience driving 4x4 vehicles in off-road conditions
• Strong observational skills and attention to detail
• Ability to work effectively in a team and independently when required
• Excellent communication skills in English; knowledge of local languages would be beneficial
• Basic first aid certification
• Demonstrated passion for wildlife conservation and environmental protection
• Ability to remain calm and make sound decisions in high-pressure situations
• Willingness to work irregular hours, including nights, weekends, and holidays

Provide three traceable referees with the contact details and valid emails addresses.