Work with us
Here at BirdLife Malta we pride ourselves on being an international team working towards conserving Europe’s migratory birds in Malta. If you’re passionate about the environment and conservation, and would like to join our expanding team, then check out our current vacancies below.
Here are the available job vacancies and volunteering opportunities we have at the moment (for more detailed info on each, go to the relevant tab below):
Audiovisual Assistant: From September 2026 (12 months)
Deadline 3rd May 2026
BirdLife Malta is looking for an Audiovisual Assistant to join its Public Engagement team through the European Solidarity Corps (ESC). This full-time voluntary position offers practical experience in video production, photography and digital content creation, contributing to bird conservation in the Maltese Islands.
The volunteer will support the creation of audiovisual content by filming and photographing events and conservation activities; editing photos and videos for digital platforms; producing short-form video content for social media; archiving, organising, and uploading multimedia content to the digital media library; and assisting in the development of visual materials for campaigns, publications and outreach.
Applicants should have a good command of English, experience or strong interest in video editing and photography, and a keen interest in nature and environmental conservation. Knowledge of tools such as CapCut, Adobe Premiere Pro and Photoshop is required, while familiarity with InDesign or Illustrator is considered an asset.
View full role description and how to apply here.
Nature Reserves Visitor Assistant: From September 2026 (12 months)
Deadline 3rd May 2026
BirdLife Malta is looking for a Nature Reserves Visitor Assistant to join its Land Management team through the European Solidarity Corps (ESC). This full-time voluntary position offers practical experience in nature reserve management, visitor engagement and environmental education, contributing directly to bird conservation in the Maltese Islands.
The volunteer will be based at BirdLife Malta’s nature reserves — Għadira, Simar, Foresta 2000 and Salina — supporting daily operations and ensuring visitors enjoy a positive and informative experience. Tasks include welcoming visitors, explaining the sites’ habitats and wildlife, and assisting with the setup of reception areas, displays and the nature shop. The role also involves supporting events, promoting membership, collecting visitor feedback, and assisting with basic research and data entry.
During periods when reserves are closed, the volunteer will support habitat management and maintenance work, which may involve physically demanding outdoor tasks.
Applicants should have a good command of English, strong communication skills, and a keen interest in nature and conservation. Flexibility to work weekends and outdoors is required.
View full role description and how to apply here.
Click on the respective tabs for details. For other volunteering opportunities visit the volunteering page.
For more environmental jobs and volunteering see environmentjob.co.uk.