As a Sensing Clues Ambassador, you will help organisations discover how technology and data can support nature conservation, wildlife protection and biodiversity monitoring.

You will:

• Introduce Sensing Clues to conservation organisations in your network.

• Connect us with NGOs, research institutes, field projects, and conservation practitioners.

• Explore organisational needs together with our team.

• Support organisations during onboarding and implementation as a local point of contact.

• Share practical feedback and success stories from the field to improve our solutions.

• Help build long-term conservation partnerships.

We’re looking for someone who:

• Has a network within the conservation sector or access to organisations working in wildlife protection, biodiversity, sustainability, or environmental research.

• Enjoys networking, communication, and building relationships.

• Is curious about technology-driven solutions for conservation.

• Speaks English and ideally local languages.

• Is ideally based in Southern or East Africa, South America, or South-East Asia.

Experience in conservation or fieldwork is welcome, but not required.

We are flexible regarding your availability. Typically, volunteers contribute around 1–3 days per month.

Most importantly, you will contribute to meaningful conservation work and help organisations access innovative tools that create real impact in the field.

You will also receive:

• Full access to the Sensing Clues platform and tools.

• Hands-on experience with innovative conservation technology.

• Training, guidance, and ongoing support from our team.

• Flexible remote collaboration via Slack and online meetings.

• The opportunity to join a global conservation community.

• A commission for every new paying field partner you help onboard.

We’re a passionate international team of volunteers, freelancers, and conservation professionals united by a shared mission: protecting nature and wildlife by transforming data into actionable information.