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PAY 13000 – 15000FOR RSPBDES 3 yr contract. Assist with habitat creation & management (inc hedgerows, grassland & reedbed), maintaining thereserve infrastructure, maintaining the reserves tools, equipment & vehicles, working with parties of vols. BUT Able towork under your own initiative, good organisational & planning skills & very good communication skills, ability & aptitude tolearn new skills. Ability for undertaking practical tasks essential & you should be experienced in a variety of tools andmachinery.ASK www.rspb.org.uk/vacanciesREF2075-DAILY-6/7JOB
AREA OFFICER – ARGYLL & STIRLING
BE46/7/09LOCLOCHGILPHEADPAY19146FORSCOTTISH NATURAL HERITAGEDESForm part of the Argyll team of Area Officers who have responsibility for delivering our work in Argyll & the Islands.Lead on the admin & delivery of the Kintyre Local Goose Management Scheme & assist with delivery of programmes suchas the Scotland Rural Development Programme & reviewing our designated sites documentation. BUT Workingknowledge of relevant legislations, Habitats Regulations & Nature Conservation Act. Excellent communication – both written& oral - & computer skills – especially in using MS applications & digital mapping systems essential. Driving licenceessential. ASK Ref: 071-077. snhjobs.co.uk 01463 725182.REF2076-DIRECT-31/8JOB
AREA LAND AGENT ARGYLL & STIRLING
BE428/8/09 IV/14/9/09LOCOBANPAY23253FORSCOTTISH NATURAL HERITAGEDESStarting 14/10/09. oversee all management agreements, advise NNR managers on all land agency matters, advisearea staff on matters relating to the management of land, budget management. BUT Membership of RICS or qual to enrolon a RICS training course to gain rel qual; practical experience of management of designated sites & estate & farmmanagement; experience of budget management & control; effective negotiation & communication skills. Desirable: drivinglicence, natural heritage knowledge & knowledge of upland & island farm & estate management. ASK Ref: 071-002. Info:Andrew Campbell, Operations Manager, SNH Cameron House, Oban 0300 244 9360 andrew.campbell@snh.gov.ukApply: Caroline McDonald, Scottish Natural Heritage, Great Glen House, Leachkin Road, Inverness IV3 8NW 01463725182 recruitment@snh.gov.ukREF 2077-DIRECT-17/8JOB
‘DATE WITH NATURE’ PROJECT ASSISTANT
BE4 19/8/09 IV 2/9/09LOCULSTER MUSEUM, BELFASTPAY 13000 - 14500 FOR RSPBDES 5 mth contract Oct – March. Develop & run the latest Date with Nature project in the newly re-opened Ulster Museum, recruit & manage vols to assist, evaluate & report regularly to line manager. BUT Basic literacy, numeracy &good IT skills, experience of fundraising, sales & demonstration work required. ASK Ref: 700609 A4 SAE Lucy Butler,RSPB Northern Ireland Headquarters, Belvoir Park Forest, Belfast, BT8 7QT www.rspb.org.uk/vacanciesREF2078-DAILY-13/7JOB
ASSISTANT RIGHTS OF WAY OFFICER
BE49/7/09 IV 23/7/09LOCOXFORDPAY16991 – 24402FOROXFORDSHIRE COUNTY COUNCILDESYour role will involve maintaining an up-to-date record of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire. Process &investigate applications made to modify the Definitive Map & Statement & undertake the associated legal work. BUTGood report writing, map reading & organisational skills essential. Interest in countryside access work an advantage. ASKRef: AROW179. www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/jobs jobs@Oxfordshire.gov.uk 0845 050 9500.REF2079/81-DAILY-20/7LOCVARIOUS, WALESBE420/7/09 (noon)FORCOUNTRYSIDE COUNCIL FOR WALESJOB (REF)PAYDES / BUT
Species Officer
(000373)19141Fixed term to 31/3/11. Llandrindod Wells,Abergavenny or Newtown. Provide advice about proposals affecting protected species (particularly bats, otters, dormice &great crested newts) including site visits when appropriate. Provide specialist advice to regional colleagues, other organisations & general wildlife enquiries from the public; help deliver our licensing function, contributing to processing &monitoring of licences. Contribute to delivering training events about protected species work, & to developing species policy& procedures. Carry out data input & management of databases. Help with implementation of BAPs. ASK Dianne Manning(as below) or Julie Avery, j.avery@ccw.gov.uk 01686 613400.
Senior Conservation Officer, Cardiff & Newport
(000396)23418To approx 24/9/10 (maternity cover). Cardiff.Contribute to the delivery of the full range of our functions for nature conservation, outdoor recreation, access & landscape,& ensure that these are reflected in the development, delivery & reporting of the District Team’s work programme. ManageDistrict casework & lead on major & contentious issues, responding to consultations on planning & other applications &advising the Welsh Assembly Government, local planning authority, developers, consultants, contractors & others.Contribute to relevant strategic policy issues & take responsibility for the notification, conservation, management &monitoring of SSSIs, SACs, SPA & Ramsar sites. Act as our ‘public face’ in the District, representing CCW at rel meetings &events.
Networked Environment Region Adviser
(000883)23418Fixed term to 31/3/10. Cardiff. Develop the findingsof the research undertaken by the Assembly Government’s Wales Spatial Plan (WSP) team & CCW on the concept of aNetworked Environment Region (NER) in SE Wales. Working under the overall guidance of the WSP SE Area EnvironmentGroup, lead & co-ordinate Phase 2 of the NER project in the SE WSP Area. Liaise with our SE Regional District Teams &specialists in identifying opportunities for the connectivity framework identified in the NER report to be given practical effect.Liaise with our Environmental Policy Group to explore how the NER approach can influence local & regional strategic plans& programmes. Assist in delivering our Key Target & review the findings of the Econet research project commissioned byCCW to integrate with the NER report & advise on how the joint findings might be taken forward in SE Wales. ASKwww.ccw.gov.uk d.manning@ccw.gov.uk 01686 613422.
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