ofertas na National Trust em Grã-Bretanha

Location: NT Estate Office, Outwood Common, Outwood, RH1 5PW

Contract Type: Permanent / Full-time

Reference/IRC: IRC163009

Closing Date: 11th May 2025

Salary: £26,793 pa

We’re looking for an experienced countryside ranger who’s ready for a new challenge.

You’ll work at the forefront of nature conservation and land management, in a landscape that’s crucial for wildlife to thrive, and welcomes everyone.

This is a great opportunity to utilise your skills and contribute to the essential work we’re doing.

What it's like

Situated near to Surrey’s Harewoods Estate consists of about 2600 acres of Tenanted mixed farmland, Woodland & Common Land.

If you like the great outdoors, you will love this stunning location with its hidden woodlands, lush green meadows, tranquil ponds and an ancient common fantastic walks and colourful wildlife.

We’re a close-knit and small team in a truly idyllic location, and you’ll play a crucial role in preserving natural environments and ensuring that visitors have a safe and enjoyable experience.

What you'll be doing

You’ll have a variety of responsibilities focused on the protection and management of natural and cultural resources.

As the Area Ranger you’ll lead a small team of volunteers who work alongside you, following the Property’s Business plan and new National Trust Strategy. You'll support your fellow rangers with engagement, conservation and compliance work.

You'll play a key role in maintaining excellent standards of presentation and property maintenance, successfully achieving Conservation Performance Indicator targets.

You’ll also develop strong professional relationships with colleagues, contractors, tenants (especially farmers), and neighbouring land managers.

Additionally, you’ll help communicate Harewoods conservation efforts to diverse audiences through events, guided walks, and community engagement.

Understanding the need for our countryside sites to generate income, your business ideas will be crucial to the team's success.

Who we're looking for

We’d love to hear from you if you’re:

• Experienced in land-management, nature conservation and access for people, including running small projects and supervising contractors
• Used to developing and running programmes of work to achieve specific goals in conservation or access
• Strong team player, with a track record in leading and managing staff and volunteers
• Practical and skilled in looking after a range of habitats and landscapes, with certificates in chainsaw use, tractor driving and towing trailers
• Able to work safely, and take the lead on compliance – including writing risk assessments, and safety and environmental procedures
• Happy to talk – with enthusiasm and commitment – to all kinds of people about the work you do and why it matters
• A driver, with a full UK driving licence, is essential

Apply: IRC163009 - Area Ranger