What does a zoo conservation program manager do?

A Zoo Conservation Program Manager oversees and coordinates conservation initiatives within a zoo, focusing on the preservation of endangered species and habitats. They develop and manage programs that support wildlife research, reintroduction, education, and community outreach. Additionally, they collaborate with other conservation organizations, manage budgets and staff, and ensure all activities align with the zoo's mission. Their work plays a vital role in promoting biodiversity and raising public awareness about conservation issues.