At WWF-Laos, we’re more than a conservation organization – we’re a team of passionate individuals driven by purpose and the belief that, together, we can create a better future for nature and communities. With nearly three decades of experience in community-led conservation, our work spans forests, freshwater, wildlife, and climate change, tackling some of the most urgent environmental challenges in Laos and globally.
 

Joining WWF-Laos means being part of a mission-driven team grounded in shared values. We collaborate closely with local communities, governments, and partners to create a lasting, meaningful impact. Whether you’re working in the field or behind a desk, your contributions help protect biodiversity, promote sustainable development, and ensure a future where both people and nature thrive.
 

We are an equal-opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusion. We welcome applicants of all backgrounds, identities, and experiences who are ready to make a difference. When you join WWF-Laos, you’re not only supporting national conservation efforts – you’re contributing to WWF’s global mission: to stop the degradation of the planet’s natural environment and build a future in which people live in harmony with nature.
 

Ready to make your impact? Join us.

Major Functions:

The Senior Communications Officer works closely with the Communications and Advocacy Manager in implementing the communications and advocacy strategy while supporting programmatic communications needs. This includes coordination with project teams for communications-related activities, developing external relations with mainstream media and donors, managing social media, organizing exhibitions, producing impactful and engaging materials, and liaising with printing suppliers, among other responsibilities.

Key Responsibilities:
 

• Lead exhibitions and public booths at key environmental events to boost WWF-Laos visibility and engagement.
• Ensure WWF-Laos' visibility by executing public-facing events, such as representing WWF-Laos in exhibitions and relevant events.
• Enhance the visibility of WWF-Laos and its projects, through communications products and exhibitions.
• Support internal capacity building through training, feedback on field materials, and brand protocol guidance.
• Regularly assist the programme team in creating Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) materials for community engagement and awareness-raising activities.
• Develop and organize communication assets (folder) for internal use.
• Maintain a pipeline to collect regular communications assets sourced from across geographic locations and thematic areas – where WWF-Laos operates.
• Where requested, take part in communications asset gathering trips to field project sites. Collect conservation stories from the field – which includes gathering impactful quotes and multimedia assets (photos and videos) that can be developed into short stories to share with media, websites, and social media or other channels and audiences in Laos.
• Coordinate communications campaigns and content around key conservation events, national/international days, and project milestones.
• Cultivate media relations by pitching and developing timely stories, releases, and other updates to share with journalists.
• Engage with local journalists/media for the promotion of conservation in the news.
• Monitor and report on media coverage, social media analytics, and engagement to improve outreach.
• Develop content with graphic elements for social media use and other related communications purposes.
• Regularly produce content for sharing on social media platforms for WWF-Laos.
• Provide colleagues to review the Laos translations.
• Coordinate with external vendors, including printing suppliers, when required.
• Support the administrative needs of WWF-Laos’ Communications and Advocacy unit.
• Other duties as needed.

How to apply: Please submit your CV and Cover Letter in English in PDF format to e-mail: jobs.laos@wwf.org.la and mention the position you are applying for.

Deadline for applications: 5 January 2026