## Title: Rangeland Officer

We are seeking a qualified candidate to fill the Rangeland Officer position with the One Mara Carbon Project in Nairobi, Kenya.

Lead the development and implementation of community-based rotational grazing plans across participating conservancies
Track the level of implementation of project activities critical to rangeland restoration and carbon sequestration (e.g., adherence to grazing plans and stocking densities) and report non-compliance
Monitor livestock movement, Body Condition Scores (BCS), and herd structure to ensure compliance with agreed grazing schedules
Support the integration of Indigenous knowledge systems into rangeland management plans
Contribute to the development of early warning systems for drought and pasture scarcity

Conduct rangeland health assessments, including vegetation cover, soil condition, and biodiversity indicators
Support the mapping and zoning of grazing areas using GIS and remote sensing tools
Oversee the collection of data on livestock movement, livestock numbers, and herd structures in accordance with appropriate carbon standard methodologies to demonstrate evidence of project activities and calculate project emissions and leakage
Collaborate with the technical team on soil organic carbon (SOC) sampling and monitoring

Facilitate community engagement forums to co-design and review grazing protocols and restoration strategies
Train community scouts and herders on rangeland monitoring techniques and sustainable grazing practices

Assist in the preparation of technical reports, donor updates, and learning briefs
Ensure timely reporting of activity implementation, non-compliance, and field observations

Represent the project in local and regional rangeland forums and stakeholder meetings

Additional qualification information was not provided in the original listing.

Rangeland Officer at One Mara Carbon Project

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