*WWF Cameroon* is looking for a *Technical Advisor* in order to ensure the development and implementation of the *Jengi/TRIDOM (Tri-National Dja-Odzala-Minkebe) & TNS (Trinational de la Sangha)* programmes to the highest standards, in line with the WWF Cameroon Conservation Strategy. To know more about(_Major Functions, Duties and responsabilities, etc._), consult the \"attached\":https://plus.google.com/110248190107094104331/posts \"file\":https://www.facebook.com/pages/jobinfocamer/201710449879796 *+Required Qualifications+* * At least a Bachelor Degree or equivalent in any natural resource management discipline. * Good knowledge of GIS related applications. * Good knowledge of Cameroon law on forest and wildlife * Fluency in French and working knowledge of English; * Minimum of 5 years of professional experience in the area of wildlife and protected area or sustainable management of forest resources. * Relevant experience in forest certification process (FSC standards others certification bodies) on the national and international discussions on forest certification…); * Broad working experience and good knowledge of conservation and development issues in Central Africa; * Working experience with logging sectors and other law enforcement structures is an asset. *+Required Skills and Competencies+* * Strong technical, communication and organizational skills; * Ability to work and interact with people of different backgrounds; * Good team member with familiarity with the functioning of local and international organisations; * Adhere to WWF’s values: Knowledgeable, Optimistic, Determined and Engaging. *+Location+*: Yokadouma, Cameroon *How to apply?* Email a *cover letter* and *CV* to \"recruitccpo@wwfcarpo.org\":mailto:recruitccpo@wwfcarpo.org *%{color:red}The subject should read 034TA%* Only those who meet the requirements will be contacted. If you have not been contacted one month after closing, consider your application unsuccessful. *%{color:red}Deadline for applications: September 11, 2013%* Female applicants are encouraged.