Program Leader/Instructor: Mongolia Fall Program

Round River Conservation Studies is a conservation organization dedicated to working with local communities to protect large intact landscapes.

Dates 

August 1st – November 25th.

Position

We are seeking a dedicated and passionate Instructor/Leader to join our Mongolia team in advancing our fieldwork initiatives and conservation education. This multifaceted role encompasses conducting herbivore monitoring surveys, planning and leading academic programs, providing student support, managing logistics and safety protocols, fostering collaborations with local partners and senior staff, teaching undergraduate courses, and offering comprehensive student support. The position requires living on-site, ensuring availability and approachability to students, and being on-call to address emergent needs. The ideal candidate will possess a strong background in conservation science, field research methodologies, and teaching, coupled with exceptional organizational and leadership skills. If you are committed to environmental conservation, enjoy mentoring students in experiential learning settings, and thrive in dynamic field-based environments, we invite you to join us in our mission to promote impactful conservation initiatives on a global scale by leveraging scientific research, educational outreach, and collaborative community engagement.

Please refer to our website for full job description: https://roundriver.org/who-we-are/employment/