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BIAZA Conservation Education Committee - Regional Coordinator - Far North Region

Job in Greater London, London, Greater London, W1B, England, UK
Listing for: British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums (BIAZA)
Part Time, Contract, Volunteer position
Listed on 2026-01-30
Job specializations:
  • Non-Profit & Social Impact
    Community Health, Non-Profit / Outreach, Public Health, Volunteer / Humanitarian
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Location: Greater London

BIAZA

Overview

Closing date for applications is: 19th Feb 2026

Sector: BIAZA Committee/Working Group Vacancies | Type:
Volunteer | Contract type:
Part-time | Salary: volunteer post

BIAZA’s Conservation Education Committee (CEC) is one of BIAZA’s six key standing Committees that works towards and achieves BIAZA’s education mission: “BIAZA collections aim to provide unique lifelong learning opportunities, to raise awareness, to increase respect and knowledge about wildlife and global issues, and thus to engage and connect people of all ages with the natural world.”

BIAZA’s CEC supports member collections in achieving these principles.

Role Description – Regional Coordinator

The role of Regional Coordinator specifically involves:

  • Organising two or three regional education meetings per year
  • Attending and actively participating in Conservation Education Committee meetings
  • Acting as a point of contact for collections to seek advice or pass concerns onto BIAZA
  • Disseminating information from BIAZA to the region
  • Carrying out some additional CEC tasks e.g. writing/updating resources for the website
  • Keeping a contact list up to date for the region and updating this regularly

Many regions appoint a vice regional coordinator, so some of this workload can be shared. CEC and the BIAZA Executive Office can support you in doing this.

BIAZA Committee Member Expectations

Committee Members are expected to act in the best interests of BIAZA and are not on the committee to represent their organisations or personal agendas. Committee Members are expected to:

  • Attend and participate in all committee meetings (if unable to attend a meeting, notify the BIAZA Executive Office in reasonable time and provide any updates to the Executive Office and/or Chair)
  • Properly prepare for meetings, including reading all relevant papers and completing any relevant actions in advance
  • Carry out any relevant work required between meetings to achieve the strategic objectives of the committee
  • Raise any concerns about the committee, its members or its work through the relevant channels (see grievance policy)
  • Report their own Conflicts of Interest (including potential or perceived) at the start of every meeting

Committee Members MUST

  • adhere to the Code of Conduct for committee members
  • ensure potentially sensitive topics or information remain confidential and related discussions are discrete (e.g. not discussed in locations where they could be overheard)

Committee Members MUST NOT

  • speak to the public, press or wider membership (including on social media) on the committee or BIAZA’s behalf without prior approval
  • enter into agreements or partnerships with external organisations on the committee’s or BIAZA's behalf without prior approval
  • commit to any expenditure without the prior approval of the BIAZA Executive Office
  • use information or contact lists obtained via committee work for personal or professional work not directly related to the work of the committee

Full committee roles are for a 3-year term, with the possibility of having a further 3-year term with the agreement of the wider committee membership. Contributions to the committee will be assessed through a self-assessment process as part of re-election for this further term.

If a committee member (including vice-chair and chair) persistently fails to attend or contribute to meetings or to complete actions between meetings, the chair (or BIAZA Executive Office if this applies to the chair) should discuss with the individual involved and try to resolve the matter to everyone’s satisfaction. If improvements are not seen within three months, the individual will be asked to step down from their role on the committee.

Benefits

Of Being On a BIAZA Committee

Being a BIAZA Committee member is a voluntary role. However, it does provide many benefits:

  • Opportunity to build your experience and knowledge of BIAZA and the sector
  • Develop a wide variety of skills
  • Opportunity to build networks and exchange expertise with other experts within the sector
  • Support the wider sector through addressing needs and creating valuable resources
  • Help BIAZA to achieve its charitable objectives and strategic aims
  • Directly influence the activities of…
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