The post is responsible for providing ecological advice in relation to planning applications, relevant appeals and public inquiries; the preparation of policies for the development plan; the co-ordination of biodiversity data and preparation of related plans and strategies; and the provision of specialist ecological advice and information. Candidates should have a relevant degree and preferably CIEEM membership. Sound ecological survey skills (Phase 1 Habitats, NVC, and protected species survey experience and or /development licenses) are required as is a clear understanding of relevant legislation and policies. Excellent communication skills and an ability to deliver high quality and succinct technical reports are essential. The successful candidate will be diligent, passionate, profes

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