got what it takes to make a difference for nature?
TRAFFIC works across the globe to tackle the root causes of illegal and unsustainable wildilfe trade.
We are a friendly, committed and diverse multicultural organisation with more than 150 staff around the world. As an equal opportunities employer, we aim to provide a supportive and flexible environment that encourages productivity, creativity and collaboration. We apply objective criteria to ensure our colleagues are fairly selected, assessed and treated on the basis of their merits, abilities and experience.
This is the page where we post any job opportunities for individuals who share our passion for the natural world and want to help us achieve our conservation vision. Explore our current listings below for our paid and voluntary opportunities.
UK and EUROPE: JOB OPPORTUNITIES
Senior Officer – Trusts and Foundations
Location: Cambridge, UK
Contract: Indefinite
Apply by: 26 January 2026
We are looking for an exceptional fundraiser with significant experience in successfully securing income from trusts and foundations to join TRAFFIC's highly collaborative, supportive, and ambitious Development Team. The Senior Officer – Trusts and Foundations will play a pivotal role in sustaining and growing TRAFFIC's foundation income, building on the organisation's strong fundraising track record.
The ideal candidate will work in close collaboration with senior staff across the organisation to identify and strategise responses to grant opportunities, transforming complex conservation challenges into clear and persuasive proposals. Success in this role will directly enable TRAFFIC's critical work in scaling up evidence, solutions, and influence to ensure that trade in wild species is legal and sustainable for the benefit of the planet and people at a time of unprecedented biodiversity loss.
Please find more information and the application here.
AMERICA: JOB OPPORTUNITIES
ASIA: JOB OPPORTUNITIES
AFRICA: JOB OPPORTUNITIES
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