CJS Weekly: The Original Countryside Jobs Service newsletter.
Published every week since July 1994.
Each edition contains job adverts - more than online - volunteers opportunities, the news from the week in full plus regular updates on the latest training courses and professional events; articles written specifically for by CJS from our Featured Charity, in depth features from countryside organisations and sometimes by CJS staff. All in one handy package delivered direct to your inbox on Friday.
CJS Weekly is the only CJS publication to carry free advertising and it's the only one with the unique CJS Digest of vacancies
Most recent edition published: Friday 26 April
Details of this edition:
News
The largest urban rewilding project happening on an old golf course where decades of intensive management of the parkland has taken its toll on soil life and so it's is going underground to rewild the soil, Natural History Museum
Defra announced new world-leading legislation to ban wet wipes containing plastic, however the delay in the Deposit Return scheme was labelled ‘disastrous’ for the environment by Keep Britain Tidy who estimate the delay will lead to 25 billion bottles and cans being littered, buried or burned
It's time to the put the mower away - if you've managed to get it out of the shed yet that is! As we approach No Mow May Butterfly Conservation say that by letting parts of your garden grow wild with long grass can increase butterfly numbers by up to 93% and attract a wider range of species. Natural Resources Wales is joining in too, reducing reduce mowing as much as possible on the land in its care to help pollinators and tackle the nature emergency.
Jobs
47 adverts for new paid jobs
Adverts ONLY in CJS Weekly: 2 sfl ads for paid posts plus 14 in the CJS Digest.
Traineeships and Apprentices: 1
Volunteers
4 new volunteer roles this week
Training
No Training Directory update this week
Features
Early Access Feature: Job Profile: Biodiversity Officer with Kath Hernon, The John Lewis & Waitrose Partnership
Early Access Feature: NatureScot – Working for Scotland’s Nature by Jennifer Deane, Nature Based Skills & Jobs Officer, NatureScot
In case you missed it, 2 features worth revisiting
Other information this week
Applications for the Field Studies Council Young Darwin Scholarship is now open
We have again renewed our membership to the Climate Coalition
The next edition will be published on: Friday 3 May
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