South Coast Natural Resource Management (South Coast NRM) is an independent, community-based organisation providing leadership in natural resource management, conservation, sustainability, and community capacity-building. Our vision is for thriving and diverse communities where nature is valued, protected, and restored. We acknowledge and collaborate with Noongar First Nations people and organisations across the region. 

About the Role 

We are seeking a passionate and knowledgeable Natural Capital Soils Facilitator to play a key role in advancing soil health initiatives across the South Coast region. This position is part of the Know Your Southern Soils project, a partnership between South Coast NRM and the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD), funded through the National Soil Action Plan. 

The successful candidate will be solutions-focused, a self-starter, and a highly collaborative facilitator, with strong technical expertise in soil health and sustainable land management, and knowledge of natural capital approaches. 

As Natural Capital Soils Facilitator, you will: 

• Engage and support farmers, landholders, and industry groups in improving soil health and integrating soils into natural capital frameworks. 
• Lead soil extension, workshops, and field demonstrations to showcase best-practice soil management and economic insights. 
• Foster collaboration with research institutions, government agencies, and grower groups to enhance soil data collection and adoption of improved practices. 
• Manage project delivery and reporting, ensuring outcomes align with contractual and organisational objectives. 
• Contribute to workforce training and mentoring, helping to build capability in soil science and environmental accounting. 
• Support funding applications and partnership development to grow South Coast NRM’s soil-focused initiatives. 

This role offers the opportunity to make a real impact on soil health, sustainable agriculture and climate resilience in the region while working in a dynamic, supportive team. 

This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to the future of soil management and sustainable agriculture in the South Coast region. If you have the passion, expertise and drive to make a difference, we’d love to hear from you! 

The position will be Esperance based, and is offered as a 0.8FTE, permanent position.