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Birmingham and Black Country Wildlife Trust

Conservation Officer

LocationBirmingham and the Black Country, with travel
SetupHybrid
LevelEntry
Posted2w ago
Other

Quick answer

Birmingham and Black Country Wildlife Trust is hiring a full-time Conservation Officer (Birmingham and the Black Country) with a salary range of £26,347 - £27,927 to manage land, deliver conservation projects, and work with volunteers and communities.

Role
Conservation Officer
Organization
Birmingham and Black Country Wildlife Trust
Location
Birmingham and the Black Country, with travel
Work setup
Hybrid
Level
Entry
Compensation
£26,347 - £27,927 pa
Category
Other

The role

The role involves managing land at EcoPark and Centre of the Earth, delivering Wild Work Days with corporate volunteers, and improving sites for wildlife and people through practical conservation projects.

What you'll do

  • Lead the management of EcoPark and Centre of the Earth to support nature-centred engagement activities
  • Develop and deliver Wild Work Days with corporate volunteer groups
  • Deliver practical habitat management, ecological enhancement, and nature recovery projects
  • Work with volunteers, community groups, and contractors to improve sites for wildlife and people
  • Prepare and implement site management plans and monitor outcomes
  • Support the delivery and administration of conservation projects, funding programmes, and contracts

What it takes

  • Strong practical conservation skills
  • Excellent organisational abilities
  • Collaborative approach to working with others
  • Experience in managing land and habitats
  • Ability to work with volunteers, community groups, and contractors
  • Experience in delivering practical conservation projects

What you'll bring

Strong practical conservation skillsExcellent organisational abilitiesCollaborative approach to working with othersExperience in managing land and habitatsAbility to work with volunteerscommunity groups

Frequently asked questions

Where is the job located?

The job is based in Birmingham and the Black Country, with travel expected.

What is the compensation?

The compensation is £26,347 - £27,927 per annum.

What are the key qualifications required?

Key qualifications include strong practical conservation skills, excellent organisational abilities, and a collaborative approach to working with others.

How do I apply?

Applications can be submitted by following the 'Find out more & apply' link provided in the job description.

Is the job remote?

The job is based in the office with some home working options, and frequent travel is expected.

How to apply

Apply directly on Birmingham and Black Country Wildlife Trust's site. We link straight through — no resume parsing, no profile to fill out.

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