Environment Southland Revenue and Competitors

Environment Southland is responsible for managing the natural and physical resources of air, land, water and coast for the entire Southland region, which covers over three million hectares from Awarua Point on the West Coast to Waiparau Head on the fringe of the East Coast and includes Stewart Island. As Southlanders, we owe it to future generations to ensure they continue to enjoy the same environmental standards that we presently value. Most human activities have an impact on our natural and physical resources. We all have a part to play in making sure that the resources we depend on for our industries, jobs, recreation and quality of life are not over-used. Twelve democratically elected Councillors are ably supported by over 100 staff. Councillors must ensure that local needs are met by making decisions and setting the direction for the sustainable use of resources. How do we achieve a balance in the environment? We do this in many ways, through environmental standards, communication, education, and consultation. Our aim is to achieve the right balance for Southland's environment in the most reasonable way possible. There are many varied roles within Environment Southland, so if you'd like to work for us please check out our vacanies at www.es.govt.nz/your-council/work-for-us/ or email your interest to apply@es.govt.nz. Consent processing, Environmental Compliance, Environmental Information, Biosecurity, Flood protection, River and Drainage management, Air quality monitoring, Land sustainability and advice, Emergency Management, Policy and Planning, Environmental Education