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Nature Reserves Officer - Gwent Wildlife Trust

Salary: £27,268 - £29,050 Depending on experience

Contract type: Permanent subject to a 4-month Probationary period / Working hours: Full-time 35hr week

Location: Across Gwent and Head Office at Mamhilad, Pontypool.

If you love working outside with nature both on your own and as part of a friendly team then this could be the role for you. You would be managing a portfolio of nature reserves in Gwent that are freely open for visitors to enjoy. You will oversee practical action for wildlife, and activities for volunteers as well as work with contractors, graziers, neighbours and partners to ensure nature is in recovery and habitats are in good condition.

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  • Closing Date: 27/09/2026
  • Location: Across Gwent and Head Office at Mamhilad, Pontypool.
  • Level: Main
  • Posted: 09/09/2026

Rights of Way and Access Officer - Powys County Council

Salary: £34,434 to £36,363 per annum

Location: Brecon (Ty Brycheiniog)

Contract: 37 hours, Permanent

The Rights of Way and Access officer is responsible for helping the public to enjoy the Powys countryside on our rights of way network and open access land. This is a public facing role, combining outdoor practical work with organising work projects and liaising with a wide range of people. It involves problem solving to manage complexity and adversity, and responding to issues as they arise to achieve practical outcomes.

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  • Closing Date: 13/09/2026
  • Location: Brecon (Ty Brycheiniog)
  • Level: Main
  • Posted: 25/08/2026

Highways and Countryside Access Enforcement Officer - Powys County Council

Salary: £40,777 to £42,839 per annum

Location: Llandrindod Wells

Contract: 37 hours, Permanent

The Highways and Countryside Access Enforcement officer is responsible for protecting public access to the county’s extensive highways and public rights of way network and open access land. The role leads on the investigation and progression of enforcement action to resolve matters such as obstructions, protect highway assets, and ensure legal compliance.

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  • Closing Date: 13/09/2026
  • Location: Llandrindod Wells
  • Level: Main
  • Posted: 25/08/2026

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