
CJS Focus on... series
CJS Focus on... is primarily an information resource for our readers; the aim being to expand knowledge of specific areas of the sector and to provide valuable information thereby increasing the current knowledge of our readers who are all in the conservation, countryside & environment sector.
Each Series has articles about working in the chosen areas, job profiles and signposting where you can find resources including those with CJS, presented in an easily digestible format spread out across several weeks.
The articles and information published as part of the Series are included in CJS Weekly and CJS Professional as well as being gathered together online.
The Next Subject is: Countryside Management
Running during August and September and starting on World Ranger Day on 31 July 2026.
Articles and promoted content will feature countryside management, opinions around being in this sector as a woman, the complexities of countryside management on MOD land, a look back on 60 years of CMA and youth involvement in the sector as well as several job profiles.
Future subjects:
Following that it's time to take a look at working with animals and wildlife starting in October.
How to be included:
We appreciate you can't time job vacancies for our special weeks however we're happy to promote your organisation, volunteering requirements or other opportunities related to the week's theme, for this type of coverage please contact Focus Co-ordinator, Amy who can also answer any questions and provide more information.
We’ll share links to these online during the week and also include details in CJS Weekly and CJS Professional, to be sure of inclusion in these please send your information to Amy.
The first series Subject was: Apprenticeships
The first article was published during National Apprenticeships week and the series ran through February and March
See all the articles featured here.
The second series Subject was: Volunteering
In a bid to highlight Volunteers Week 1 - 7 June the series ran through May and June with the first article published on 18 May
See all the articles featured here
