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Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust
We are the leading local wildlife
conservation charity in Hampshire and the Island. We care for 57 wildlife
reserves – more than 6,500 acres of valuable wildlife habitat – and by
providing volunteering, education and training opportunities, we enable
individuals and communities to provide sustained benefit to these essential
wild places.
Not only do we manage our own land, we also advise other landowners how to
manage their land with wildlife in mind. We carry out surveys and gather
data to monitor how our local wildlife is doing. We work to protect wildlife
on land and in the sea – so that we can all enjoy a future rich in
wildlife.
Why work for Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife
Trust?
As the leading wildlife charity in
Hampshire & the Isle of Wight, the Trust employs over 60 staff, has a
membership of over 20,000 and hundreds of dedicated volunteers to enable it
to carry out conservation work throughout the two counties. Headquarters
is at Beechcroft House, near Botley with a northern office on the Herriard
Estate near Basingstoke. We have three Education Centres at Swanwick,
Testwood and Blashford. There is also an office on the Isle of Wight.
What we can offer...
In return for the commitment of
skilled and experienced staff, we offer:
To find out more about working for
the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Trust, download an employment factsheet at
www.hwt.org.uk
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