Coastal Ranger – Welsh-Speaking Conservation

National Trust; Wales; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension plan (10%)

Free NT property access for you and up

Staff discounts

Flexible working hours

Parking at NT locations

Seasonal access to facilities

Job summary

National Trust in Wales is recruiting for a Ranger to help improve habitats and access across Pen Llŷn, working at some of the country’s most striking places. A Welsh-speaking ability is essential to engage with local communities and volunteers.

You will lead conservation activities, coordinate small projects, and collaborate with tenants and partners while maintaining high standards of estate appearance and public engagement throughout sites in North Wales.

Qualifications

• Addysiadau lleoliadau cadwraeth a maes o reolaeth dyllau
• Sŵn a sgiliau cyfathrebu gyda gwirfoddolwyr a thai tegwch
• Rhoi sylw i astudiaethau risg a mesurau diogelwch
• Gwirfoddoli a gweithio mewn timau amgylcheddol
• Rheoli contractwyr a phrosiectau bach
• Gallu gyrru llinell y DU a theithiadau manwl

Responsibilities

• Rheoli rhaglen waith fel Ceidwaid Cefn Gwlad, gan gyflawni prosiectau bach a chanolig.
• Cefnogi cefn gwladwyr eraill a chydweithio ar Ynys Môn a Phen Llŷn.
• Cynnal safonau edrychiad eiddo a chynnal a chadw.
• Datblygu perthnasoedd gyda phartneriaid allanol, cydweithwyr a tenantiaid.
• Cydysylltu â chymunedau lleol trwy ddigwyddiadau a theithiau cerdded tywys.
• Cydweithio gyda gwirfoddolwyr ac aelodau tîm i gadw tirweddau a lehetair.

Skills

Diploma/NVQ Level 3

Countryside skills

Wildlife knowledge

Risk assessments

Communication skills

Volunteer engagement

Contractor & small projects

Full UK driving licence

Education

Diploma/NVQ Level 3 in countryside/wildlife

Job description

National Trust in Wales is recruiting for a Ranger to help improve habitats and access across Pen Llŷn, working at some of the country’s most striking places. A Welsh-speaking ability is essential to engage with local communities and volunteers.

You will lead conservation activities, coordinate small projects, and collaborate with tenants and partners while maintaining high standards of estate appearance and public engagement throughout sites in North Wales.