Coastal Nature Recovery Lead

NATIONAL TRUST; Spilsby; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading conservation organization is seeking a Countryside Manager to lead nature recovery efforts along the Lincolnshire Coast. You will manage a dedicated team, shape strategic plans, and create partnerships to enhance nature experiences. This role involves site management, conservation project delivery, and the cultivation of partnerships. The ideal candidate should have strong skills in nature conservation and project management, alongside a passion for wildlife and community engagement. Flexible working and generous holiday allowances are offered.

Benefits

Substantial pension scheme up to 10%

Free entry to National Trust places

Rental deposit loan scheme

Season ticket loan

EV car lease scheme

Perks at work discounts

Holiday allowance up to 32 days

Flexible working

Employee assistance programme

Free parking at most Trust places

Qualifications

• Knowledge of nature conservation and outdoor site management is essential.
• Experience in partnership working and stakeholder engagement is required.
• Ability to lead and support a team is crucial.

Responsibilities

• Lead teams in day-to-day site management and strategic planning.
• Secure funding from various sources to support nature outcomes.
• Oversee project progress ensuring it meets the standards.

Skills

Knowledge of nature conservation and outdoor site management

Experience in partnership working and stakeholder engagement

Ability to lead and support a team

Skills in project and budget management

Understanding of land use change and coastal nature restoration

Confidence in managing compliance and working with contractors

Job description

A leading conservation organization is seeking a Countryside Manager to lead nature recovery efforts along the Lincolnshire Coast. You will manage a dedicated team, shape strategic plans, and create partnerships to enhance nature experiences. This role involves site management, conservation project delivery, and the cultivation of partnerships. The ideal candidate should have strong skills in nature conservation and project management, alongside a passion for wildlife and community engagement. Flexible working and generous holiday allowances are offered.