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Midlands: this area covers Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire, Staffordshire, Shropshire, West Midlands, Hereford & Worcester and Warwickshire.If you are interested in a particular ad, please respond directly to the advertiser and not to CJS. Please remember to tell them that you saw their advertisement on CJS Online.
Salary circa £17,000 Are you looking to develop and improve within a professional and
successful FTSE 100 company? We are currently recruiting for a Permanent Ranger at Draycote Water.
The Ranger teams across the region are the first point of contact for
our four million annual visitors and through delivering high quality
conservation, access, recreation and education will support the success
of the team.
Based on Tristan da Cunha Island, South Atlantic Ocean 6 month Fixed Term contract full time 37.5 hours per week The RSPB is seeking to appoint a Marine Biologist to support the implementation of the Darwin Plus project “Sustainable Management of the marine environment and resources of Tristan da Cunha”. The postholder will gather information to improve understanding of the functioning of the shallow water marine ecosystems of the Tristan islands, leading to better-informed decisions on the use of marine natural resources and a better understanding of and preparedness for the likely impacts of climate change in the marine environment. The role will involve underwater survey work (diving) and will work closely with the Tristan community.
Based on Tristan da Cunha Island, South Atlantic Ocean 2 year fixed term contract full time 37.5 hours per week The RSPB is seeking to appoint a Fisheries and Marine Scientist /
Project Manager to implement our new Darwin Plus project “Sustainable
Management of the marine environment and resources of Tristan da Cunha”.
The postholder will lead investigation of the inshore biology of Tristan
lobsters. This will involve diving and remote sampling, and will include
the use of plankton hauls, larval traps and tagging. The post-holder
will also provide training to Tristan da Cunha Fisheries Department
staff in sampling, data recording, statistics and data processing.
Woodland
Management Officer - to be based at its Moira office, near
Swadlincote, Derbyshire. The post will be responsible for giving advice to landowners on
woodland management for the development and delivery of sustainable
woodland management in existing mature woods and younger woods planted
from the early 1990s onwards. Particular focus will be on woodlands
approaching first thinning, with other important works focussing on deer
and squirrel control, tree health management and developing the Forest’s
growing woodland economy. The postholder will be a key part of a small
team delivering one of the most ambitious forest creation and woodland
management programmes in the country.
This full time, permanent position offers an excellent opportunity to join one of the UK’s most respected and longest established ecological consultancies. The successful candidate will join our team of licensed bat surveyors, assist on a range of other ecological surveys and provide support for data collation and analysis.
£19,683 - £21,579 Fixed-term You will assist in the day to day management and maintenance of the County Council's Country Parks. The role will involve working with the Country Parks Team and a range of partners and contractors to deliver high quality visitor facilities with a particular focus on health and safety. Daily tasks involve land and habitat maintenance and improvement, working with the public and volunteers and attending to facilities issues as they arise.
Salary: Full time salary range £22,698 to £25,903 per annum. Pro rata this equates to a range of £11,349 to £12,952 per annum. The Black to Green Project, funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund,
wishes to make a step change in engaging the local community through a
volunteer and education programme that connects people with the
landscape change. This is for an initial development phase of the project, with an
expectation that the main Delivery Phase will follow for a further three
years subject to fundraising, but applicants should be aware that this
post is for the development phase period of 12 months.
37 hours per week, Fixed Term April 2018 Working on both sides of the English-Welsh border, as Countryside
Officer you will be one of a team of five people delivering the
Landscape Conservation Action Plan developed as part of a successful bid
to the Heritage Lottery Fund in 2012. £2.24m was secured for 15 projects
within four programmes of activity, focused on the themes of mining
heritage and borderlands.
22 hours per week, Fixed Term April 2018 Working on both sides of the English-Welsh border, as Education Officer you will be one of a team of five people delivering the Landscape Conservation Action Plan developed as part of a successful bid to the Heritage Lottery Fund in 2012. £2.24m was secured for 15 projects within four programmes of activity, focused on the themes of mining heritage and borderlands. You will work with schools, youth clubs, young people and families to deliver education projects such as ‘young people and heritage’. You will develop a ‘one stop shop’ to link education activity with other organisations, develop a team of Europarc Junior Rangers, develop curriculum linked action plans and a new range of family activities.
37 hours, Fixed term April 2018 Working on both sides of the English-Welsh border, as Community
Officer you will be one of a team of five people delivering the
Landscape Conservation Action Plan developed as part of a successful bid
to the Heritage Lottery Fund in 2012. £2.24m was secured for 15 projects
within four programmes of activity, focused on the themes of mining
heritage and borderlands.
Location: England, Wales & Scotland AMEC Environment & Infrastructure UK Ltd are seeking freelance ornithologists to undertake bird surveys at proposed and consented development sites across the UK. Successful applicants will be included on AMEC’s Associate database and will be offered the opportunity to undertake survey work on sites within their base region ideally (e.g. northern England, Midlands, northern Scotland etc.), though potentially further afield within the UK.
Based in Banbury or Birmingham Maternity Cover contract – Full Time 37.5 hours per week Are you organised, imaginative and resourceful with a good eye for details? If so, then this could be the job for you. We are looking for someone to join our small and friendly Midlands Region Project Fundraising Team. This exciting position will offer the post-holder an opportunity to develop their skills in fundraising from grant-giving bodies, charitable trusts and the business community.
c. £23,381 + 11% Flexibility Allowance + company car/car allowance Newark Volunteers already make an invaluable contribution to our work. With your help, they’ll make an even greater difference. You’ll focus on growing volunteer activity across the region – strengthening our existing relationships with volunteering and community groups, and taking every opportunity to establish new ones.
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Anderson Associates Ltd
