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There is quite a lot of biodiversity news this week. University of Exeter says that the loss of nature costs more than previously estimated but in other news work to protect biodiversity by the way of railway hedges are providing a boost along the network. A James Hutton Institute study raises concern over rising river temperatures in Scotland. Green finance is moving forward with a new government-backed nature funding platform. The negative perceptions surrounding slugs and snails are being challenged by RHS with Wildlife Trusts. And let's end the week on a positive - seeds collected from the felled Sycamore Gap tree are growing thanks to the efforts of conservationists at the National Trust.
46 adverts for new paid jobs
Adverts ONLY in CJS Weekly: 4 sfl ads for paid posts plus 5 in the CJS Digest.
Traineeships and Apprentices: 1 adverts
10 new volunteer roles this week
No Training Directory update this week
Early Access Feature: Value and vocation: the current state of pay and prospects in conservation by Lizzie Wilberforce, Initiative for Nature Conservation Cymru
On Track for The Future After Thirty Years of Supporting Nature By Drew Bennellick, Head of Land, Seas and Nature Policy UK for National Lottery Heritage Fund.
Early Access Feature: Job Profile: Director, Principal Ecologist & Botanical Specialist by Joshua Styles, Employer: Director of Styles Ecology Ltd
In case you missed it, 2 features worth revisiting
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