Conservation Scientist (Broadleaved Woodland)
Quick answer
RSPB is hiring a senior Conservation Scientist (Broadleaved Woodland) with a flexible home-based role in England, paying £40,381 - £43,112 per annum, to lead a project on the ecological benefits of hydrological restoration of broadleaved woodland.
- Role
- Conservation Scientist (Broadleaved Woodland)
- Organization
- RSPB
- Location
- Flexible in England
- Work setup
- Remote
- Level
- Senior
- Compensation
- £40,381 - £43,112 pa
- Category
- Other
The role
The RSPB is seeking a Conservation Scientist to lead a project on the ecological benefits of hydrological restoration of broadleaved woodland, focusing on invertebrate abundance and Lesser Spotted Woodpecker habitat requirements.
What you'll do
- Leading the delivery of a new project on the ecological benefits of hydrological restoration of broadleaved woodland
- Setting up and running the study
- Contributing to data collection, managing field staff, and analysing data
- Communicating and publishing results
- Collecting, managing, and analysing complex ecological datasets
- Using field survey techniques relevant to ecological research
What it takes
- Experience designing and delivering ecological or conservation research projects
- Experience using Microsoft Office, GIS software, and R for data management and analysis
- Experience applying appropriate statistical methods to analyse ecological or environmental datasets
- Experience collecting, managing, and analysing complex ecological datasets
- Experience using field survey techniques relevant to ecological research
- Experience coordinating or supervising field staff to deliver research activities safely and effectively
What you'll bring
Frequently asked questions
Where is the job located?
The job is flexible and can be performed in England, with access to an RSPB office if needed.
What is the compensation?
The compensation is £40,381 - £43,112 per annum.
What are the key qualifications required?
Key qualifications include experience in designing and delivering ecological research projects, using Microsoft Office, GIS software, and R for data management and analysis, and applying statistical methods to analyse ecological datasets.
How do I apply?
Applications should include a CV and a completed application form, explaining how you meet the essential criteria. Applications are due by 7th October 2026.
Is the job remote?
The job is flexible and can be performed remotely with access to an RSPB office if needed.
How to apply
Apply directly on RSPB's site. We link straight through — no resume parsing, no profile to fill out.
This listing is aggregated from a third-party source and its summary may be auto-generated, so details can be inaccurate or out of date. ForGood is not the employer and is not liable for the content — please verify everything on RSPB's official posting before applying.