Wildlife Manager: Ecosystem & Tree-Crop Protection Lead

The Methodist Church in Britain; Nottingham, Pelsall; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Employer pension contribution 28.97%

Civil Service Defined Benefit Pension

25 days' annual leave rising to 30

STaR discounts on shopping, hotels,保险,

Free parking at Forestry England sites

Free entry to National Arboretums

Career development support

Job summary

Forestry England is seeking a Wildlife Manager on a fixed-term basis in its Central department. The role focuses on planning and delivering safe wildlife management programmes to protect tree crops and improve ecosystems, and on providing technical leadership locally and through national networks.

The position runs until March 2029 with possible extension and a 44-hour working week. Applicants should be prepared for a criminal record check and baseline security checks as part of the interview

Qualifications

• Ability to hold a conversation in accurate spoken English.

Responsibilities

• Plan and implement safe, professional wildlife management programmes to protect tree crops and improve ecosystems
• Give leadership and technical support in the district and through national networks

Skills

English fluency

Job description

Forestry England is seeking a Wildlife Manager on a fixed-term basis in its Central department. The role focuses on planning and delivering safe wildlife management programmes to protect tree crops and improve ecosystems, and on providing technical leadership locally and through national networks.

The position runs until March 2029 with possible extension and a 44-hour working week. Applicants should be prepared for a criminal record check and baseline security checks as part of the interview