Biodiversity Conservation Analyst Job Vacancy in Kisoro, Uganda – Environmental Conservation

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Kisoro
July 13, 2026
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Job Description

Position: Biodiversity Conservation Analyst

Company: World Wildlife Fund (WWF) Uganda

Location: Kisoro, Uganda

Experience: 3-5 years in conservation or environmental analysis

Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Science, Ecology, or related field

Employment Type: Full-Time

Industry: Environmental Conservation

Department: Biodiversity & Ecosystems

Salary: 3,500,000 – 5,000,000 SSP

Vacancies:1

Company Overview

World Wildlife Fund (WWF) Uganda is a global conservation organization dedicated to protecting endangered species and ecosystems. In Uganda, WWF focuses on safeguarding biodiversity hotspots like Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. The organization collaborates with local communities to promote sustainable practices and combat wildlife threats through research, education, and policy advocacy.

Job Overview

This role supports WWF Uganda’s mission to conserve Uganda’s rich biodiversity by analyzing ecological data, monitoring wildlife populations, and developing conservation strategies. The position is based in Kisoro, a gateway to Mgahinga National Park, and requires fieldwork in remote conservation areas. Candidates will contribute to projects aligned with Uganda Jobs and global conservation goals.

Key Responsibilities

  • Conduct biodiversity assessments and wildlife population monitoring in Kisoro’s conservation areas.
  • Collaborate with local communities to implement habitat restoration initiatives.
  • Analyze ecological data to identify trends and inform conservation policies.
  • Develop educational materials to promote wildlife protection and sustainable land use.
  • Coordinate with government agencies and NGOs on conservation projects.

Required Skills

  • Expertise in biodiversity data collection and GIS mapping tools.
  • Strong analytical skills for interpreting ecological research.
  • Experience in community engagement and stakeholder collaboration.
  • Proficiency in report writing and grant proposal development.
  • Ability to work in remote field conditions with minimal supervision.

Education

  • Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Science, Ecology, or Conservation Biology.
  • Master’s Degree preferred but not required.

Experience

  • 3-5 years of experience in biodiversity conservation or environmental analysis.
  • Proven track record in field research and data management.

Salary

3,500,000 – 5,000,000 SSP per annum, commensurate with experience.

Benefits

  • Health insurance and annual leave in line with Ugandan labor laws.
  • Fieldwork equipment and safety training.
  • Opportunities for professional development in conservation science.
  • Accommodation in Kisoro during field assignments.

Training

  • Onboarding training in WWF’s conservation methodologies.
  • Workshops on advanced GIS and biodiversity data analysis.
  • Leadership development programs for conservation professionals.

Working Environment

The role involves a mix of office work in Kisoro and fieldwork in Mgahinga and Bwindi regions. Candidates must be prepared for variable weather conditions, long hours in remote locations, and occasional travel to conservation sites across Uganda. A team-oriented approach and adaptability are essential.

Application Process

Submit your CV and a cover letter to the recruitment portal at https://ugandajobssearch.com. Applications must include three professional references and a statement of conservation values. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews by 2026-08-01.

Equal Opportunity Statement

WWF Uganda is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity in hiring. We encourage applications from all qualified candidates regardless of gender, ethnicity, or background. Learn more about https://www.southafricajobsearch.com for regional job opportunities.

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