The Punjab Wildlife and Parks Department has announced new job opportunities for qualified, experienced professionals in several fields.
According to the official recruitment advertisement, the department is offering 11 vacancies across 10 positions at the Changa Manga Research Center.
The recruitment is part of the development project titled &8220;Eco-tourism at Changa Manga and Wetlands, Uchhali & Chashma. &8221; The positions are contract-based. Interested candidates with a Punjab domicile can apply until November 22, 2026.
Punjab Wildlife and Parks Department Jobs 2026 The department has announced vacancies for Senior Scientific Officer, Biodiversity Specialist, Geneticist, Microbial Data Analyst, Plant Biologist, and Plant Genomics Specialist.
Other positions include Research Collaboration Coordinator, IT Support Specialist, Geospatial Analyst, and Lab Technician. The recruitment includes two vacancies for Lab Technician, while each of the remaining nine positions has one vacancy.
The jobs fall under Project Pay Scales (PPS) 6 to 9. All positions are based at the Changa Manga Research Center. However, selected candidates may also need to travel to other project locations.
Eligibility Criteria for Punjab Wildlife Jobs Applicants must meet the educational qualifications and experience requirements for their selected positions.
Candidates applying for Senior Scientific Officer must have an MS or MPhil degree in Zoology, Wildlife, Veterinary Sciences, or a related field.
They must also have at least seven years of relevant experience and three research publications in wildlife.
For Biodiversity Specialist, Geneticist, Microbial Data Analyst, Plant Biologist, Plant Genomics Specialist, and Research Collaboration Coordinator positions, applicants must have at least 16 years of education in the relevant field.
These positions also require a minimum of five years of professional experience. The department will prefer candidates with publications in international peer-reviewed journals.
Applicants for IT Support Specialist and Geospatial Analyst must have at least 16 years of education and three years of relevant experience.
Meanwhile, Lab Technician applicants must have at least 16 years of education in Wildlife, Zoology, Botany, Environmental Science, or a related field. They must also have two years of relevant experience.
Age Limit The department has set different maximum age limits for each position. Candidates applying for Senior Scientific Officer must not exceed 45 years of age.
For Biodiversity Specialist, Geneticist, Microbial Data Analyst, Plant Biologist, Plant Genomics Specialist, Research Collaboration Coordinator, IT Support Specialist, and Geospatial Analyst, the maximum age limit is 40 years.
Meanwhile, the maximum age limit for Lab Technician positions is 35 years. All applicants must hold a valid Punjab domicile.
How to Apply for Punjab Wildlife and Parks Department Jobs Interested candidates must submit their applications on plain paper through registered post or courier service.
Applicants should send their completed applications to the following address: Punjab Wildlife and Parks Department Central Tower 03, 35-B, Hali Road, Gulberg 2, Lahore.
Applicants must attach attested copies of their educational degrees, certificates, transcripts, experience certificates, CNIC, and two recent passport-size photographs.
Candidates applying for more than one position must submit a separate application for each post. The department will not accept applications submitted by hand.
Government and semi-government employees must apply through the proper channel and provide a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from their department.
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