Horticulturist

Natural Area Consulting Management Services - Whiteman WA

Full-time | $34/hr + superannuation (Intro Level) | Nursery Award

Native Plants | Early-career Opportunity | Career Progression

Are you passionate about native plants and environmental conservation, are you ready to make a real impact? Join our team as a Horticulturalist and contribute to preserving and enhancing Western Australia's natural environment.

About Us

Natural Area Consulting Management Services is a proudly Western Australian owned company with 20 years’ experience delivering high-quality outcomes for clients and the environment. We are passionate about preserving and enhancing WA’s natural spaces, and we are looking for like-minded people to join our team.

The Opportunity

The Native Plant Horticulturist role is varied and includes all aspects of native plant production from propagation, production, maintenance and dispatch. The role requires sound botanical knowledge and a passion for WA native plants. Horticulturalists must be reliable team players, well organised, self-motivated, outcome orientated and professional with all aspects of their work. The general day-to-day tasks in the nursery vary on a seasonal basis and horticulturalists must be flexible and adaptable to work in this environment.

With 20 years’ experience in growing native plants, the work you are doing is guided by our internal standard operating procedures for work health & safety and quality control.

What are we looking for? Your qualification, licences, skills & experiences

Successful applicants must have the following qualifications :

• Completed or near-completed qualification in conservation, horticulture, environmental science or environmental management from TAFE or University.
• WA Driver’s Licence.
• Current first aid certification.
• Recent police clearance.
• White Card.

Why Join Us?

Natural Area is known for its pragmatic, quality-driven approach, with expertise in botany, ecology, civil environmental construction, horticulture, conservation and land management built over more than 20 years. We value integrity, sustainability, and innovation. You will be part of a supportive team committed to environmental excellence and continuous improvement.

• Be part of a team dedicated to making a positive environmental impact.
• Grow native plants that are used in revegetation efforts throughout the state.
• Work with Natural Area, a team known for its local expertise and quality environmental solutions.

 

If you are a recent graduate who:

• Wants to work with native plants and make a tangible environmental impact.
• Values structured training and clear career progression.
• Is comfortable with physical work and early starts.
• Appreciates a supportive, inclusive team.

Then we want to hear from you!

What our staff say about working here

“It’s rewarding to see the positive impact our work has on nature and the community.”

“I find it rewarding to work in a supportive team environment where people are approachable and willing to help.”

Our team is united by a shared passion for conservation and a commitment to achieving positive, practical environmental outcomes. We foster an inclusive, respectful, and collaborative workplace and strongly encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, women, LGBTQIA+ individuals, and people from diverse backgrounds.

How to Apply

We are accepting applications from Australian and New Zealand citizens and permeant residents only. Natural Area does not offer visa sponsorship.

Your application must include:

Cover letter addressing the following:

- Your availability: our full-time team work 40 hours per week, 7:00-3:30pm Mon-Fri

- Details of your relevant qualification including expected completion date if still studying.

Your current resume.

Your responses to our Pre-employment Questions available from our website: (scroll to the bottom of this page).

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