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Join a forward-thinking environmental consultancy as a Senior/Principal Ecologist in Cardiff. This role offers a chance to work with a dynamic team of ecologists, providing expert advice on ecological and environmental issues. With a focus on renewable energy and infrastructure projects, you will manage ecological projects and prepare technical reports. Enjoy a hybrid working arrangement, generous annual leave, and professional development opportunities. Be part of a company committed to Making Sustainability Happen and making a significant impact in the field of ecology.
Following its recent acquisition by SLR, Wardell Armstrong is part of a leading global environmental and sustainability consultancy operating from over 100 offices worldwide. Established in the UK in 1994, SLR now employs more than 3,500 professionals delivering client-focused solutions across Europe, North America, Pacific Asia, and Africa. Our aim is to help clients and colleagues alike in Making Sustainability Happen.
The joining of SLR and Wardell Armstrong brings together a team of approximately 150 ecologists across the UK. We are looking to recruit an experienced Senior/Principal Ecologist to join our dynamic Cardiff team. The ideal candidate will have between 5 to 8 years of post-qualification experience in an ecological role, preferably within ecological consultancy.
Our consultants provide expert advice on ecological and environmental issues affecting various habitats and protected species. Licensed team members can handle species such as great crested newts, bats, badgers, dormice, and reptiles. We maintain strong relationships with Natural England, the Wildlife Trust, Natural Resources Wales, and Scottish Natural Heritage.
The ecology team collaborates with other environmental professionals, including planners, archaeologists, arboriculturists, landscape architects, and engineers. Experience working within a multidisciplinary team is desirable but not essential. The role involves varied project work, primarily focusing on renewable energy, infrastructure, residential schemes, and other commercial developments within Wales, the South West, and occasionally elsewhere in the UK.