This exciting positon will lead on the delivery of our upland conservation work, operating throughout Cheshire’s Pennine Fringe and the wider South West Peak District. You will be joining us at an exciting time, with a range of existing projects, and new initiates due to commence soon, that will allow for the delivery of conservation
Learn to effectively assess and monitor biodiversity and ecosystems across all biomes. The Postgraduate Certificate in Ecological Survey Techniques aims to provide the knowledge, understanding and skills needed to conduct effective ecological field surveys for a range of key taxa, and to analyse field survey data with confidence. The PGCert is taught via a mixture of face-to-face,
Learn to effectively assess and monitor biodiversity and ecosystems across all biomes. The Postgraduate Certificate in Ecological Survey Techniques aims to provide the knowledge, understanding and skills needed to conduct effective ecological field surveys for a range of key taxa, and to analyse field survey data with confidence. The PGCert is taught via a mixture of face-to-face,
This role will lead on a range of habitat and species surveys and monitoring, demonstrating the impact on nature’s recovery through the delivery of our projects. If you have experience of habitat assessment, survey techniques for flora and fauna, a degree in Ecology or a related science or comparable experience, then you may be who
This role will lead on a range of habitat and species surveys and monitoring, demonstrating the impact on nature’s recovery through the delivery of our projects. If you have experience of habitat assessment, survey techniques for flora and fauna, a degree in Ecology or a related science or comparable experience, then you may be who
We are looking for a dynamic, experienced and capable Senior Team Manager to take on the operational running of our Ecology & Consulting subsidiary, Arcadian, and drive forward our Nature-Based Solutions Programme. Fixed Term Contract for 2 years (with potential for extension) Here in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight we have huge challenges. We
We are looking for a dynamic, experienced and knowledgeable self-starter to lead our Carbon Reduction Programme. Fixed Term Contract for 2 years (with potential for extension) 35 hours per week (part time will be considered) As part of our Wilder 2030 strategy, we made a pledge to become a “climate positive” organisation by 2030. By
It’s a great time to join North Somerset Council as our Principal Ecologist. Our vision is to be a greener Council and to demonstrate that we have declared a nature emergency, delivered ‘rewilding’ on our own land and just published our green infrastructure strategy. There are lots of exciting topics to be involved in and to
Closing date: Friday 30 April 2021 Salary: 24,000 Contract type: Fixed term / Working hours: Full time Location: Robinswood Hill Country Park, Reservoir Road, Gloucester, GL46SX We are looking for an enthusiastic Project Officer to help deliver the environmental aspects of the Cotswold Canals Connected (CCC) project. CCC is a canal restoration project near Stroud
We are acting on behalf of the team behind one of the world’s most ambitious development projects ever undertaken. A new concept in creating a community for a liveable, innovative and sustainable society. Located in a totally untouched corner of the Middle East the development exists within an area of over 20,000km2 , extending along breathtakingly
‘Saving Species from Extinction’ is as vital now as it ever has been. Apply now for our Durrell Endangered Species Management (DESMAN) graduate certificate course and YOU too could become part of a growing global community of conservation professionals rewilding the world. Closing date: 14 May 2021 – course starts 14 Sept 2021. Do not
We’re looking for an inspiring leader with who wants to play a key role in restoring nature across lowland Derbyshire. Do you have an energy and passion for rewilding with leadership skills and knowledge to transform the region into a thriving haven for wildlife? Do you understand the importance of making more space for nature?
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Rewilding Britain wants to see rewilding flourishing across Britain — reconnecting us with the natural world, sustaining communities and tackling the climate emergency and extinction crisis. Established in 2014 as the only national rewilding charity in Britain, our mission is to champion rewilding, acting as a catalyst for debate and action and demonstrating the power of nature to address the
The North Team are recruiting for a Wild Ingleborough Project Officer. The North team are part of Yorkshire Wildlife Trust’s North and East Operations Directorate and deliver all aspects of Yorkshire Wildlife Trust’s charitable work within North Yorkshire. The team looks after over 30 nature reserves and two farms within this patch and works on
Do you want to use your passion and experience to develop and deliver an exciting new approach to engagement which will help create a Wilder Cheshire? Can you lead a team to empower 1 in 4 people in the region to take action for wildlife? Contact details You’ll use your knowledge and experience of behaviour
Contact details With funding from Sport England, Cheshire Wildlife Trust are systemising and piloting a designed scaling approach that has been put together over the last 6 months. The role will be working with Grass Roots Organisations and Green Providers to support them to deliver our tried and tested approach. You will be helping to put
This week we welcomed five new Social Media Officers to the Conservation Careers team as part-time, remote volunteers. How did we select our top candidates, and why? What made them stand out? And why were other applications unsuccessful? We’re sharing a behind-the-scenes glimpse into our the recruitment process, to help applicants understand what conservation employers
Responsible for: Project Co-ordinator (P/T), Administrator (P/T), ten professional/ skilled volunteers, and 300 volunteers (approx) available for land work, event support and fundraising. The role: Part time (⅘) – to be reviewed within six months to allow for extension to full time if necessary. 2 year contract, working from own premises. Some flexible working required to attend
Organizational Overview Wildlands Network is a growing nonprofit organization that is committed to reconnecting, restoring and rewildling North America so that life—in all its diversity—can thrive. We have staff in the United States and Mexico working with NGO partners, landowners, elected officials and government agencies to protect, maintain and restore wildlife habitat and movement corridors.
Climate change has never been more relevant. In the quest for solutions, one project in Siberia seeks to restore the mammoth steppe, a vast grassland ecosystem that once stretched from Alaska to Europe. This mammoth-sized plan could halt permafrost melt and stop the ticking time bomb of greenhouse gases stored within. The best part? It’s
It’s a great time to join North Somerset Council as our Principal Ecologist. Our vision is to be a greener Council and to demonstrate that we have declared a nature emergency, enacted ‘rewilding’ on our own land and just published our green infrastructure strategy. There are lots of exciting topics to be involved in and to have
The team covers terrestrial activities from the North Yorkshire coast, across the North York Moors, across the Vale of Mowbray, to the Yorkshire Dales and west to the Lancashire border. The team looks after over 30 nature reserves and two farms within this patch and works on a variety of projects in the wider countryside.
Wildlands Network is a growing non-profit organization that is committed to reconnecting, restoring and rewilding North America so that life in all its diversity can thrive. We have staff in the United States and Mexico working with NGO partners, landowners, elected officials and government agencies to protect, maintain and restore wildlife habitat and movement corridors.
The board of directors of Wild Seed Project in Portland, Maine, has launched the search for a new executive director to succeed founder Heather McCargo and lead the organization beyond the successful startup phase. The organization’s mission is to inspire people to take action and help increase the presence of native plants grown from wild
Wildlands Network is a growing non-profit organization that is committed to reconnecting, restoring and rewilding North America so that life in all its diversity can thrive. We have staff in the United States and Mexico working with NGO partners, landowners, elected officials and government agencies to protect, maintain and restore wildlife habitat and movement corridors.
Wildlands Network is a growing non-profit organization that is committed to reconnecting, restoring and rewilding North America so that life in all its diversity can thrive. We have staff in the United States and Mexico working with NGO partners, landowners, elected officials and government agencies to protect, maintain and restore wildlife habitat and movement corridors.
Are you the sort of person who can balance the objectives of developers with the needs of the environment? If so, and you feel you have the skills and experience to embrace the challenges of this role, then we would like to hear from you. Contact details This new, exciting positon will add capacity to
We want every child in our region to experience the wonder of wildlife and to grow up feeling a deep connection with nature. We can’t do this alone so you will need to work smartly – through teachers, community leaders, partner organisations and others to bring about long lasting social change. Ideally, you’ll have worked
We are currently seeking a highly motivated individual to work with the other members of the Field Programmes’ leadership team to ensure the effective delivery of Durrell’s ‘Rewild Our world’ Strategy through its field programmes. The role will initially lead on the management of field programmes in Durrell’s rewilding sites in India, Mauritius and Madagascar. They will
