Certificate III in Conservation and Ecosystem Management (Marine)
Experience the lay of the land for yourself.
This qualification provides you with the skills and theoretical knowledge for work or further learnings in the Conservation and Ecosystem Management industry. You’ll gain a specialisation in Marine.
You’ll gain experience across a broad range of skills, with the opportunity to tailor your learning towards one or more specialist areas, including:
- Indigenous land management
- Ecological restoration
- Land, parks and wildlife management
- Pest controller
- Conservation earthworks
- Marine
- Fire
- Mined land rehabilitation
Graduates of this qualification carry out a variety of conservation and ecosystem management activities, such as site restoration, rehabilitation and renewal, and the management of rural, natural and marine landscapes. You’ll play a role in protecting degraded sites, preserving wildlife habitats, and maintaining parks and reserves.
Many activities involve working closely with and respecting Indigenous culture and heritage resources, contributing to the long-term health and sustainability of Australia’s natural environments.
Your qualification prepares you for roles such as:
- Marine Conservation Officer: Engaging in the preparation of management plans for marine conservation reserves, integrating social, cultural, and ecological research into the marine planning process.
- Marine Operations Assistant: Assisting in activities related to marine environments, including monitoring marine ecosystems and supporting conservation projects.
- Marine Wildlife Officer: Participating in the preservation and maintenance of marine wildlife and their habitats within natural ecosystems, parks, and reserves