Enviro Jobs Network is a specialist Australian environmental jobs and careers website, run by Kay Farnell, who has worked in the environmental careers industry in Australia since 1999. With more than 25 years of sector experience, we understand what environmental employers need most: relevant applicants with genuine interest in environmental, sustainability and natural resource management careers.
Unlike automated job aggregators, Enviro Jobs Network offers a more personal and specialist approach. If requested, we can provide helpful feedback on your advert to improve clarity, candidate appeal and the likelihood of attracting suitable applicants.
Our website does more than list environmental jobs. Through our resources, blog and career help sections, we attract students, graduates, job seekers and career changers who are actively exploring environmental careers.
For advertisers, this means your vacancy is placed in front of a niche environmental audience rather than a broad, general jobs market. By reaching people who already have an interest in the sector, your advert has a stronger opportunity to connect with candidates who have relevant skills, motivation and environmental career focus.
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Enviro Jobs Network is led by Kay Farnell, who has worked in the environmental careers industry in Australia since 1999.
With more than 25 years of specialist sector experience, Kay understands what environmental employers need from a job advert: relevant applicants, clear communication and exposure to the right audience.
Over that time, Enviro Jobs Network has built a loyal niche community of environmental job seekers, graduates, professionals, career changers, newsletter subscribers, social media followers and website visitors.
For advertisers, this means your vacancy, course or event is promoted to people who already have an interest in environmental careers, rather than being lost on a broad general jobs site.
Our aim is to give advertisers a more targeted and cost-effective way to reach motivated environmental candidates and sector audiences.

