Cjs Weekly, 14 September 2009 Edition

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REF 2713-DAILY-21/9 JOB LECTURER IN FARM & RURAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT BE4 21/9/09 IV 25/9/09 LOC CIRENCESTER, GLOUCESTERSHIRE PAY 29707 – 35469 FOR ROYAL AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE DES Fixed term for 2 years. REEDNet is a collaborative project to develop & deliver employer-led credit-rated courses for businesses & professionals in the rural economy across England. You will be required to either support the School of Business in REEDNet targets directly, or indirectly by assisting colleagues engaged in achieving the School’s REEDNet outputs. To underpin your undergraduate & post-graduate teaching activities, you will be active in research & / or consultancy / employer engagement. School staff are involved in developing & delivering a wide range of courses for companies, & there are 50+ Industry Associates who interact with students & staff by providing scholarships, speakers, case studies, sponsorship, team projects & industrial placements. BUT Knowledge of Farm & Rural Business Management; willingness to engage in work-based learning, consultancy training & knowledge transfer. ASK www.rac.ac.uk 01285 652531 x 2207. REF 2714-DAILY-12/10 JOB AREA OFFICER BE4 11/10/09 LOC CAITHNESS PAY 19146 FOR SCOTTISH NATURAL HERITAGE DES Implement our policies & programmes in Caithness, & more widely within North Highland when required. BUT Experience in an environment or countryside management field; knowledge & understanding of Highland ecology, landuse & natural heritage issues including good natural history identification skills & ability to monitor habitats & species. Driving licence or suitable alternative means of transport. Experience of working in partnership with other bodies, the general public & landowners an advantage. ASK snhjobs.co.uk 01463 725182. REF 2715-DAILY-28/9 JOB EDUCATION OFFICER (TARMAC QUARRIES) BE4 24/9/09 IV 5/10/09 LOC NORTH YORKSHIRE PAY 20500 pro rata FOR YORKSHIRE WILDLIFE TRUST DES Promote the positive opportunities created by quarrying by raising awareness & improving understanding of the role of quarry restoration & sustainable aggregate extraction in conservation. Work with local schools & colleges, promoting the project, developing lessons & leading school & community group visits to Nosterfield Quarry, Swinden & Threshfield Quarry. Also lead community events for local residents & develop interpretation materials for the two quarries. The post has at its core the development & successful delivery of a formal & informal education programme around the 2 quarries. Responsible for the supervision & development of volunteers & long term Trainee Volunteers. Some evenings & weekends, time off in lieu. BUT Full, clean driving licence. ASK www.ywt.org.uk 01904 659570 [email protected] REF CJS reference no. (job number – source – delete date) JOB Title BE4 Application closing date IV = Interview date LOC Location PAY £ range - usually per annum (but check starting point) FOR Employer DES Description of Job BUT Person Spec / Requirements ASK More details from / How to apply CJS Suggestions: Please check the BUT section to ensure that you have all of the required qualifications / experience before you Key:

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REF 2716-DAILY-28/9 JOB MARINE & COASTAL DELIVERY LEADER BE4 25/9/09 IV 15&16/10/09 LOC NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE PAY 29000 – 37000 to 39750 FOR NATURAL ENGLAND DES As an authority on marine & coastal environmental matters, co-ordinate our work & ensure we meet our targets. Engage stakeholders in order to introduce new Marine Protected Areas, & co-ordinate our Marine Site Management Schemes. Work closely with estuary partnerships, coastal communities & operating authorities to ensure sites are managed I a sustainable way. Represent NE, leading on casework & liaising with stakeholders & colleagues. Co-ordinate our marine & coastal work in the area, acting as regional Target Delivery Leader; play a significant role in preparing our response to emergencies such as marine pollution control incidents. BUT Technical expertise & an expert in your field. ASK Ref: IRC

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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly – www.countryside-jobs.com 40991. www.naturalengland.org.uk [email protected] Email preferred. NE Recruitment, Shared Services Directorate, Zone A1, 2nd Floor, Foss House, Kings Pool, 1-2 Peasholme Green, York YO1 7PX 0845 6037262. REF 2717-DAILY-5/10 JOB NATURE CONSERVATION ESTATE WORKER BE4 3/10/09 LOC MENDIP HILLS & SOMERSET LEVELS PAY 13668.75 pro rata FOR GREEN MANTLE (ECOSOPHY) LTD DES Late Oct / early Nov 09 – end March 2010, possibly longer. Exciting opportunity to gain invaluable experience of countryside management & discover extensive networking possibilities. Full time staff required to join small dynamic team undertaking hedge-laying, fencing, coppicing, tree planting, footpath maintenance & scrub clearance, mainly on SSSIs. BUT Essential: NPTC Chainsaw Certificate Unit 31; work experience & a high degree of practical aptitude; qualified in nature conservation / ecology; physically fit & willing to work outdoors in all weathers; own transport & prepared to transport tools & staff if required; prepared to live locally; mobile phone. Desirable: NPTC Herbicide Certificate Units PA1 & PA6A; First Aid at work cert; deep ecological approach. ASK www.green-mantle.co.uk CV & short letter to Green Mantle (Ecosophy) Ltd, 8 Langleys Cottages, Midsomer Norton, Radstock BA3 4DX (Please assume unsuccessful if no response received within 2 weeks of closing date.) Previous applicants need not apply. REF 2718-DIRECT-12/10 JOB PROJECT OFFICER, LAPWING MEADOWS BE4 13/10/09 IV 26/10/09 LOC SHROPSHIRE PAY 18000 – 21000 FOR RSPB DES Restore habitat for breeding waders through the provision of advise on the restoration of wetland habitat & the delivery of Environmental Stewardship agreements. Involving the survey & monitoring of breeding wader populations & the provision of technical support to farmers & landowners on habitat restoration, the assessment of existing habitat at key sites & the production of management plans. BUT Degree or equiv qual in an agricultural, environmental or land management rel subject. Experience of giving conservation advice to land managers, particularly agri-environment schemes, bird survey, data collation & analysis also required. ASK www.rspb.org.uk/vacancies REF 2719/20-DAILY-28/9 LOC BALLOCH BE4 24/9/09 (noon) IV 6/10/09 FOR LOCH LOMOND & THE TROSSACHS NATIONAL PARK JOB (REF) DES Visitor Management Project Officer (LLTNP/07/08/SE20) 2 years fixed term. To co-ordinate & deliver the visitor management plans for key countryside areas in the National Park. Develop plans with associated management prescriptions for these key sites, working in partnership with key interest groups & ensuring practical, deliverable & affordable solutions. Also ensure co-ordination & involvement of key partners in the process of visitor management planning with the National Park & provide technical advice & guidance on visitor management issues & deliver projects as required. BUT Knowledge & experience in visitor management planning in an outdoor recreation context. Countryside Maintenance Manager (LLTNP/06/08/SE19) develop & co-ordinate the implementation of a practical management & maintenance programme for all NPA outdoor sites & routes. You will be involved in project management of semi formal camp sites & development of a park wide policy on litter management & public conveniences. Ensure coordination of key partners involved in the delivery of the visitor management function within LLTNPA & provide technical advice & guidance on rural site management issues as required. BUT Knowledge & experience in co-ordinating maintenance activities on outdoor infrastructure such as paths, car parks & signage. Both: Degree in countryside recreation, recreation management, visitor management or related discipline; experience of rural design & planning, project & contract management including procurement, contracts & complaints with relevant legislation, e.g. CDM; excellent communication skills & experience of team working to deliver projects & services; customer focus; current UK driving licence; good IT skills in MS Office; flexible approach to evening & weekend working. PAY 27103 – 32502 ASK Further info: Bridget Jones, Visitor Manager, 01389 722618. Apply: www.lochlomond-trossachs.org [email protected] 01389 722608. REF 2721-DAILY-5/10 JOB ESTATE TEAM LEADER BE4 5/10/09 LOC TORBAY, DEVON PAY up to 19000 FOR TORBAY COAST & COUNTRYSIDE TRUST DES Independent charitable Trust managing 1750 acres of diverse countryside including 2 major Country parks, 6 SSSIs, an organic farm, limestone grasslands, woodlands & footpaths. Lead a team of Rangers & supervise trainees & volunteers. BUT Relevant degree or HND, practical countryside management skills, experience of leading a team & a full, clean driving licence. ASK www.countryside-trust.org.uk Previous applicants need not apply. REF 2722-DIRECT-5/10 JOB Planning Policy Officer / Senior Planning Policy Officer BE4 2/10/09 IV 16 OR 20/10/09 LOC RSPB UK HEADQUARTERS PAY 22000 – 31000 FOR RSPB DES Develop & advocate the RSPB’s views on environmental assessment & planning policy, with a particular emphasis on the application of Strategic Environmental Assessment to key energy-related national plans & programmes. BUT Rel experience in central, regional or local government, statutory agency, consultancy or conservation organisation, & degree (preferably a postgraduate qualification) in a rel discipline. Able to deal with authority with professionals & senior civil servants. Articulate, numerate, a self-starter & have strong sympathies with (and some knowledge of) conservation. Knowledge of RSPB work desirable. Good communication, diplomacy, presentation & team working skills. Regular travel throughout UK & some travel in Europe involved. Ability to organise a heavy, diverse & unpredictable workload essential. ASK www.rspb.org.uk/vacancies A4 SAE Julia Barker, Administrator, Planning & Regional Policy, Sustainable Development, UK headquarters, The Lodge, Sandy, Bedfordshire, SG19 2DL [email protected] REF BE4 PAY

2723-DAILY-28/9 28/9/09 20640 – 31764 pro rata

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SESSIONAL LECTURERS IN FISHERY STUDIES HAMPSHIRE SPARSHOLT COLLEGE HAMPSHIRE

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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly – www.countryside-jobs.com DES Deliver both theory & practical sessions to a range of FH / HE students. BUT Expertise in recreational fisheries & fish farming. First degree in a relevant subject essential; higher qualification desirable. Previous teaching experience & appropriate teaching qualification, or willingness to attain. ASK 01962 797438 (24 hrs) www.sparsholt.ac.uk [email protected] REF 2724-DAILY-28/9 JOB PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY OFFICER BE4 24/9/09 LOC BARRY PAY up to 26016 FOR VALE OF GLAMORGAN COUNCIL DES / BUT Manage a small team responsible for the maintenance & improvement of an extensive network of Public RoW throughout the Vale of Glamorgan & a range of statutory matters relating to RoW. ASK Ref: S-EL-CE004. www.valeofglamorgan.gov.uk 01446 700111. Previous applicants need not apply. REF 2725-DIRECT-28/9 JOB MUTHILL LOW CARBON COMMUNITY PROJECT OFFICER BE4 25/9/09 LOC MUTHILL, PERTHSHIRE PAY 25000 – 29000 FOR MUTHILL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION DES 18 months. To work with the community & local stakeholders to reduce our contribution to climate change. Based in the village, you will conduct a Home Energy & Transport Audit &, in collaboration with the Energy Saving Trust, develop a Carbon Reduction Plan. BUT Personable manner together with confidence & enthusiasm essential. Proven project management skills; excellent communication skills both written & verbal; experience of working in partnership with communities & stakeholders; interest in the env & commitment to reducing CO2 emissions. ASK Lindsay Lennie, 01764 681318 [email protected] New lease of life for ancient North York Moors bog The forecast is improving for a bog created after the last Ice Age which could play a bigger role in reducing the severity of flooding in the North York Moors. The Forestry Commission has been awarded £173,000 from the SITA Trust to double the size of May Moss on the estate in Langdale Forest, near Fylingdales - the biggest and deepest blanket bog in the North York Moors. Researchers have been working on the site for nearly 30 years, taking core samples from peat up to six metres deep in a bid to learn more about climate change in the past. The bog is perfect for such research because it is entirely fed by rain water, rather than streams and rivers. But as well as being a vivid record of the past, it also has a key part to play in local strategies to cope with severe weather events, say experts. Brian Walker, Forestry Commission Wildlife Officer, explained: "Conservation is the driving force behind the plan. But plants and wildlife are not the only beneficiaries. May Moss stores a vast amount of rain water, helping to regulate the run off into streams, rivers and settlements downstream. A bigger and healthier bog will be more effective in soaking up cloud bursts and also in keeping rivers levels more stable during drier periods by slowly releasing the water.” The project will involve felling 170,000 conifer trees covering 70-hectares (175-acres) to allow more of May Moss to revert to boggy moorland. That will help plants like sphagnum mosses, along with dragonflies and birds. Trees were planted on the site in the 20th century to bolster the nation’s depleted timber reserves. However, they also sucked moisture from the bog, slowly drying it out and reducing the quality of the peat. To help re-wet the area drains will also be blocked. Vince Carter, Forestry Commission Regional Development Manager, added: “Bogs like May Moss act as a natural sponge. Working with nature by keeping such areas in good condition is one way land can be managed more effectively to lesson the severity of flooding. The scheme also delivers other key benefits, including restoration of a rare habitat and boosting local wildlife, both key priorities for the Forestry Commission.” Felling work has begun with smaller trees being mulched on site and timber also dispatched to the wood fuel power station operated by SembCorp on Teesside. But to ensure harvesters don’t get bogged down they will be fitted with extra wide tracks and tyres specially designed for the job. Forestry Commission 10/9/09 REF 2726-DIRECT-21/9 JOB PEATLAND RESEARCH MANAGER BE4 18/9/09 IV 6/10/09 LOC YORK or EDINBURGH PAY 30000 pro rata FOR YORKSHIRE WILDLIFE TRUST DES 3 years. The IUCN-UK Peatland Programme seeks to appoint a Peatland Research Manager to lead & deliver the research objectives of the Programme. Support peatland conservation advocacy through improving the scientific understanding & supporting knowledge exchange around peatland functions, particularly in relation to carbon & water management. BUT Professional experience in env research & successfully managing research projects; sound understanding of UK peatland ecology & ecosystem services. ASK Chat: Clifton Bain, 0131 312 4743. Apply: www.ywt.org.uk REF 2727-MONTHLY-12/10 JOB CONSERVATION ASSISTANT (SCOTLAND) BE4 10/10/09 IV 30/10/09 LOC STIRLING PAY 19000 – 23000 pro rata FOR BUGLIFE DES 2 years, part time. Key post helping to deliver the Scottish invertebrate conservation strategy. Assist the Conservation Officer (Scotland) by raising awareness of the conservation needs of invertebrates in Scotland & delivering action to conserve them. BUT Experience of organising events & developing partnerships. Good level of general ecological knowledge & understanding of conservation issues. Knowledge of invertebrate taxa an advantage. Good communicator, able to gain the trust & support of other invertebrate conservationists & partner organisations. Experience of raising publicawareness of wildlife & environmental issues an advantage. ASK www.buglife.org.uk REF 2728-DAILY-21/9 JOB WARDEN BE4 18/9/09 LOC OSTERLEY PARK, MIDDLESEX PAY 15671 FOR NATIONAL TRUST DES Undertake practical countryside management & represent the Trust to visitors, volunteers & contractors. BUT Knowledge of using appropriate machinery & tools safely. Relevant qualification or equivalent experience essential.

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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly – www.countryside-jobs.com Understanding of site management, the historic environment, access, land use history & countryside legislation would be ideal. Real passion for the work we do together at the National Trust. ASK Ref: NT09/04097. www.nationaltrustjobs.org.uk REF 2729-DAILY-5/10 JOB LINCOLNSHIRE COASTAL GRAZING MARSH PROJECT OFFICER BE4 6/10/09 (noon) IV 19-20/10/09 LOC LINCOLNSHIRE PAY 22730 – 25220 FOR LINCOLNSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL DES 12 months fixed term contract. The project aims to protect & restore the heritage & wildlife of Lincolnshire’s coastal grazing marshes whilst providing opportunities for people to explore & enjoy this unique landscape. The project is part of the Landscape Partnership Programme (see www.hlf.org.uk/English/HowToApply/) Develop ideas from outline plans & secure partnership funding to release a further £1.7 million of ring-fenced funding. (see www.lincsmarshes.org.uk/). Work with local communities & farmers to develop natural, built & cultural heritage projects. Work on behalf of a wide ranging partnership of organisations. Travel to & work from a range of sites across the county. BUT Excellent project management & communication skills. ASK Ref: LCGMPO. Further details after receiving app pack: Kate Percival, 01522 552369. App pack: 01522 836933 www.Lincolnshire.gov.uk/recruitment REF 2730-DAILY-28/9 JOB BTCV NATURAL TALENT APPRENTICE in Wetland Reserve Management BE4 28/9/09 LOC RSPB FERMANAGH RESERVES, NORTHERN IRELAND PAY 12568 + travel, training & equipment allowances FOR BTCV in partnership with RSPB DES / BUT 12 months from Oct / Nov 09. The apprenticeship will focus on the management of a series of islands in Lower Lough Erne & an area of blanket bog on Cuilcagh Mountain that make up the RSPB Fermanagh Reserves. Through the work that the RSPB & CVNI carry out in Fermanagh, you will gain experience of wet grassland, semi natural woodland, blanket bog habitats & their associated species. Also gain experience in working with volunteers, contractors & farmers. Working as part of the existing RSPB team that manages the reserves, there will be opportunities to develop skills & work on projects on your own behalf. You will also play a key biodiversity role whilst working alongside CVNI Northern Ireland’s team of staff & volunteers. ASK http://www.btcv.org.uk/naturaltalent REF 2731-DIRECT-21/9 JOB KENT HIGH WEALD PARTNERSHIP ASSISTANT OFFICER BE4 22/9/09 (noon) LOC BEDGEBURY PINETUM, TUNBRIDGE WELLS PAY to 18471 FOR KENT HIGH WEALD PARTNERSHIP DES Temp / secondment opportunity for 1 year, extension subject to funding. Dynamic & innovative Countryside Management Partnership, operating across the Borough of Tunbridge Wells working within the varied & beautiful landscape of the High Weald AONB & Low Weald of Kent. Duties include assisting with the running of a wide variety of conservation projects, nature reserve management, environmental activities with local schools & other community groups, events, production of interpretive materials, admin duties & supporting staff in day to day tasks, essential for the success of the partnership. Expect a very varied & interesting workload, a great opportunity to develop new skills, gain experience, meet new people & work in the wonderful High Weald Countryside. BUT Understanding of countryside management issues; selfmotivation, initiative, tact & able to fit seamlessly into a small team. Enhanced CRB Disclosure. ASK Ref: EHW/09/0041. www.khwp.org.uk Apply: www.kent.gov.uk [email protected] 0845 247 904. REF 2732-MONTHLY-28/9 JOB EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST for Biblins Youth Campsite Manager BE4 30/9/09 LOC BIBLINS YOUTH CAMPSITE, FOREST OF DEAN PAY YES FOR FORESTRY COMMISSION ENGLAND DES / BUT Competent contractors will shortly be invited to tender for the Management supervision & administration of bookings at the campsite. Contract commences 1/3/10. ASK Apply in writing giving brief details of experience relevant to this contract: Kath Knight, Forestry Commission, Forest of Dean District, Bank House, Bank Street, Coleford, Glos GL16 8BA A questionnaire will be forwarded by return of post & successful applicants will be sent the tender documents & invited to tender. REF 2733-DIRECT-28/9 JOB PERSONAL ASSISTANT to the Head of Conservation BE4 ? LOC ASHBURTON, SOUTH DEVON PAY 13770 – 14618 FOR BARN OWL TRUST DES Unique opportunity & fantastic post for anyone interested in supporting a dedicated group of conservationists. In addition to primary role as PA, assist our small team of conservation staff across a broad range of office-based activities. The post will involve occasional outdoor tasks. BUT Excellent inter-personal & writing skills; enjoys working as a key member of a small team in a rural env. Common sense, a clean driving licence, good organisational & IT skills essential. Desktop publishing & creative writing skills. Interest in owls & farmland bird conservation an advantage. ASK Hand-written letter of application, CV & SAE to PA, Barn Owl Trust, Waterleat, Ashburton, Devon TQ13 7HU REF 2734-DIRECT-21/9 JOB LEARNING SUPPORT ASSISTANT BE4 23/9/09 9am IV 28/9/09 LOC BODMIN, CORNWALL PAY 13704 – 20363 pro rata FOR BTCV DES Potential start date 12/10/09 12 hours per week, Tuesday & Thursday, 6 hours per day. Support students in their learning & assist the tutor with programme delivery. BUT Enthusiastic & creative with effective communication skills, leadership skills, experience in working with people with learning difficulties & level 2 qual in Maths & English. CRB check. ASK Ref: BLSA www.btcv.org BTCV, Sedum House, Mallard Way, Potteric Carr Doncaster DN4 8DB 01302 388844 [email protected] Unsuccessful applicants will not contacted. REF 2735-DIRECT-21/9 JOB TRAINING OFFICER BE4 23/9/09 IV 28/9/09 LOC TUCKINGMILL, CORNWALL PAY 17524 – 26039 pro rata FOR BTCV DES 21 hours per week, Mon, Tues & Thurs. Potential start date 12/10/09. Enthusiastic & creative person with effective communication & leadership skills, experience of working with people with learning difficulties & experience &/or teaching quals. BUT Required to drive a minibus, for insurance this means you must be over 21, have held a full driving licence for

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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly – www.countryside-jobs.com over 2 years & willing to take a minibus test or possess a PCVD1 licence. CRB Check. ASK Ref: BTO www.btcv.org BTCV, Sedum House, Mallard Way, Potteric Carr Doncaster DN4 8DB [email protected] 01302 388844 Unsuccessful applicants will not contacted. REF 2736-DIRECT-28/9 JOB ENVIRONMENTAL DATA & INFORMATION OFFICER BE4 24/9/09 (noon) IV 7/10/09 LOC BANGOR PAY 19141 FOR COUNTRYSIDE COUNCIL FOR WALES DES Fixed term to 31/3/10. Assist & support our Env Information Team (EIT) to efficiently manage, quality assure & mobilise env data & to collate & disseminate information. BUT Good grounding in natural, env or computer science; IT ability incl: Windows & MS Office; information management systems (incl relational databases & GIS); skills in collating, managing, interrogating, extracting, analysing & using biological data; ability to enter electronic data highly accurately, to manipulate it from one format to another & transfer from one org or location to another; ability to deal appropriately with sensitive & confidential information; good understanding of monitoring / survey methods / terminology & scientific naming; good written & verbal communication skills; team worker & able to liaise effectively; awareness of Welsh culture & positive attitude to linguistic & cultural diversity, able to use basic Welsh phrases & pronounce place names. ASK Ref: 000903. www.ccw.gov.uk [email protected] 0845 130 6229. REF 2737-DAILY-21/9 JOB POLICY OFFICER (RECREATIONAL SPACE) BE4 23/9/09 4pm IV 7,8&9/10/09 LOC LONDON PAY 25000 – 29000 FOR CCPR DES Umbrella body for 290 national governing & representative bodies of sport & recreation. Working within a highly focused policy team, lead our work to influence policy on access to and, water & even air for sport & recreation purposes, including dealing with planning, rights of way & land & water management policy. Assist CCPR members to develop good practice in their own use of facilities, whether built or natural & be the primary point of contact for members involved in outdoor sports & activities. The position will involve scrutinising emerging policy & legislative proposals. BUT Ability to draft documents including briefings, reports, Select Committee submissions & consultation responses on the above issues; effective team player, taking ownership of your work programme & using your initiative to drive progress. ASK Chat: Andrew Hanson, 020 7976 3902. Apply: www.ccpr.org.uk [email protected] Sue Wressell, Human Resources, CCPR, 4th Floor Burwood House, 14-16 Caxton Street, London SW1P 0QT REF 2738/9-MONTHLY-28/9 LOC GREEN WOOD CENTRE, IRONBRIDGE WHS, SHROPSHIRE BE4 24/9/09 (noon) FOR THE SMALL WOODS ASSOCIATION JOB PAY DES Heartwoods Woodfuel Project Officer 22000 – 26000 Deliver a £1.4m woodfuel programme across the West Midlands to improve the woodfuel supply chain within Heartwoods, the West Midlands woodland initiative. Deliver a wide range of outputs including events, PR, training, woodland management. Inspire woodland owners & a team of woodfuel champions & help them to deliver feasibility studies & management plans. BUT Knowledge of the woodfuel & forest management industries. Successful project management experience, preferably with an EU-funded project. Enthusiasm & commitment. IV 8/10/09. Heartwoods Manager 28000 – 32000 Develop & manage a broad partnership of diverse interests, & develop & fund new projects to help deliver the Forestry Commission’s & our objectives for the West Midlands. BUT Excellent project management skills, with some experience of EU funded project management, able to lead a team successfully. Drive & strategic experience. IV 1/10/09. Both: 4 year contract. Demonstrable ability to deliver projects on time & budget. ASK www.smallwoods.org.uk/pages/home/job-opportunities.php REF Re-ad-DAILY-5/10 JOB TWO PARK RANGERS BE4 2/10/09 IV 2/11/09 LOC CAPSTONE FARM OR RIVERSIDE COUNTRY PARKS, KENT PAY 19427 – 26016 FOR MEDWAY COUNCIL DES Joining our team of Urban Park Rangers, work in Medway’s parks & open space areas carrying out patrols & health / safety inspections to ensure they are kept in good order, assist with the day-to-day maintenance issues of pavilions & hard landscaping, liaise & support contractors, emergency services, Medway Council Safer Community Officers, friends groups, volunteers & help deliver events / tasks. BUT IT literate, relevant qualification, HND or above in a related Land Management subject; good knowledge of countryside / amenity matters & able to perform small manual tasks with tools. Prepared to work variable hours (including weekends / bank holidays) & outdoors in all weather on a shift rota basis. Enhanced CRB Disclosure. ASK Ref: RCC0781L) Chat: Nigel Holman, 01634 338191. Apply: 01634 333333 (Mon to Fri 8am to 8pm, Sat 9am to 1pm) 01634 332843 (24 hours) [email protected] www.medway.gov.uk Previous applicants need not apply.

Voluntary Opportunities, all current volunteer adverts are available online: REF VOL-DIRECT-21/9 JOB CONSERVATION TRAINEE (OX / BUCKS TEAM) BE4 21/9/09 IV 28/9/09 LOC BBOWT HQ, LITTLEMORE, OXFORD PAY Limited travel. Training* FOR BERKS, BUCKS & OXON WILDLIFE TRUST (BBOWT) DES Exciting opportunity to develop wildlife management skills, joining an established team delivering an extensive & varied programme of work across the 65 reserves. Tasks range from survey, monitoring & data input to habitat management & major felling works, fencing & working with livestock on our nature reserves. *All training, supervision & transport provided. Training budget incl NPTC Chainsaw cert & First Aid at Work qual. BUT Keen, fit & team workers, willing to learn. Commitment of 3 days a week for 6-12 months essential (Mon, Tues & Wed). essential: desire to work in wildlife conservation; good level of physical fitness; willing to use power tools; ability to work with a range of people, to develop skills & high standards of workmanship, & to supervise & lead others. Desirable: mechanical aptitude; valid driving licence; trailer handling experience; experience of similar work; rel education & / or experience. ASK / chat: Cathie Hasler, 01865 788309 [email protected]

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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly – www.countryside-jobs.com REF VOL-DIRECT-5/10 JOB EDUCATION VOLUNTEER BE4 N/A LOC VAUXHALL, LONDON PAY FOR VAUXHALL CITY FARM DES Help deliver our education programme through a range of sessions & talk tours to key stages 1, 2 & 3 & develop materials for schools to use. BUT Enjoy working with children & enthusiastic about helping them understand & care for their natural env. No quals necessary. We will ask you to fill out a volunteering application form, provide 2 character references & have a short, informal meeting to check suitability. CRB check. ASK [email protected] or phone Hannah 0207 582 4202 REF VOL-DIRECT-5/10 LOC EXETER & TORBAY, DEVON BE4 N/A FOR BTCV DEVON JOB DES Midweek Group Practical Conservation Volunteer Officer (VO) Exeter. To work on our conservation projects programme on tasks such as hedgelaying, woodland management, footpath building & pond clearance in the beautiful Devon / Cornish cside. Involves liaising with landowners to identify project work, undertaking site visits, leading practical days, driving the minibus, instructing & motivating groups of vols. BUT Over 21. *If you are 25 or under you may be able to get up to £60 / wk in vol allowances. PAY Travel & all out of pocket expenses & full training. In return you will gain valuable experience & receive free training in all necessary skills. Also opportunity to study for an NVQ II in Env Conservation & other training is offered (e.g. First Aid / Minibus / Industry tickets such as brushcutter). Midweek Group Driver / Practical Conservation Volunteer Officer (VO) Torbay. 1 day per week to drive our vehicles, plus occasionally co-lead conservation & small scale construction projects. The Torbay office runs a programme of practical conservation day projects, working for many different orgs & landowners, undertaking a variety of tasks with the aim of increasing biodiversity & improving access to the cside. BUT Over 25. PAY Gain valuable experience & receive lots of free training, incl an NVQ in Env Conservation. All travel expenses reimbursed & out of pocket expenses paid. Both: Pref able to commit to min 6 month placement; full driving licence (for 2+ years). ASK 01209 610610 [email protected] REF VOL-DIRECT-5/10 JOB TWO YOUTH & SCHOOLS VOLUNTEER OFFICERS (VO) BE4 N/A LOC CAMBORNE, CORNWALL PAY 0* FOR BTCV CORNWALL DES To join our Youth & Schools Project working with 16-25 year olds on a variety of env projects. One will involve Saturday practical conservation projects with students from the University of Cornwall. You’ll get loads of practical conservation work experience as well as a grounding in leading, supervising & training young people. We also offer significant training incl NVQ in env conservation. Based at our sustainable offices in the heart of the Cornish Mining WHS, this is a great way to work towards a job in the env or youth sectors. BUT Confident, outgoing & relish the challenge of working with teenagers. Over 21 & pref able to commit to mon 8 month placement; full driving licence for 2+ years. *If you are 25 or under you may be able to get up to £60 / wk in vol allowances. ASK 01209 610610 [email protected] REF VOL-DIRECT-21/9 JOB ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION VOLUNTEER BE4 23/9/09 IV 29/9/09 (accom provided on 28/9/09) LOC HOOK, HAMPSHIRE PAY £50 / wk* FOR GORDON BROWN ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTRE DES Work with the Head of Centre & other members of staff in the day to day running & development of the Centre & the provision of quality Env Education & fun activities. Help lead activities for visiting schools to encourage children (usually 6-11) to gain knowledge & understanding about their env & have fun! Also provide land management support to aid upkeep of the beautiful 25 acres site. You will live on site with 3 other full time vols. Assist in the care of the animals (currently pigs, chickens & goats). *& full board & lodgings. BUT Position would suit a university graduate who wants to gain experience of working with children & further their env knowledge. ASK Letter / CV of application to Mrs. T. Malcolm, head of Centre, [email protected] giving details of the skills, experience & aspirations yu could bring to this role. Please ensure you are able to attend for interview when applying. REF VOL-DIRECT-28/9 JOB VOLUNTEER WARDEN BE4 30/9/09 IV 6/10/09 LOC LANHYDROCK, BODMIN, CORNWALL PAY Shared accom & a moderate amount of training FOR NATIONAL TRUST DES The estate covers 1000 acres of mixed woodland, heathland, parkland & 2 miles of the River Fowey. The diverse habitats are home to 9 species of bat, dormice, otters, ancient trees up to 700 years old & a whole host of fungi & lichens. You’ll work on the estate for min 6 months & be involved in a wide range of tasks, from fencing to thinning, woodland management, school groups, surveys, organising events & lots more. BUT Previous experience useful but by no means essential as long as you are very keen, enthusiastic & highly motivated. Ideal opportunity for those seeking to gain experience within the conservation industry. Able to start asap. ASK Ref: CJS. Questions / CV & covering letter to Alice Barker: [email protected] or FAO Alice Barker, Cornwall Office, Lanhydrock, Bodmin, Cornwall PL30 4DE 01208 265278. REF VOL-DIRECT-2/11 JOB VOLUNTEER FIELD ASSISTANT BE4 31/10/09 LOC CYPRUS PAY Accommodation FOR Christina Ieronymidou, University of East Anglia DES Vols are required to help in the field, for a conservation ecology PhD study in Cyprus. The research focuses on farmland birds & the effects of agricultural land use change on their diversity & populations. Birds will be surveyed at sites across the island, in various natural, semi-natural & agricultural landscapes. 2 vols needed: 1 for the pre-Christmas period & 1 for after Christmas. The exact fieldwork dates are subject to change, but provisional dates for the 2 survey periods are 15/11/09 – 22/12/09 & 27/12/09 – 15/2/10. This is an excellent opportunity to gain experience in conservation ecology fieldwork, while birding & getting to know the Mediterranean island of Cyprus. BUT Interest in conservation ecology &

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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly – www.countryside-jobs.com physically fit to do fieldwork. Birding experience an advantage but not a requirement. ASK Christina, [email protected] REF VOL-DIRECT-19/10 JOB TRAINEE RANGER BE4 Mid Oct 09 LOC RYEWATER FARM NATURE RESERVE, CORSCOMBE PAY First aid & training budget & travel expenses FOR PLANTLIFE INTERNATIONAL DES Opportunity to train to co-lead Plantlife’s weekly Nature Reserve project called Generation Ryewater. A group of vols are helping to manage this beautiful wild flower meadow & ancient woodland. Project tasks incl gate hanging & fencing as well as general habitat management, organising a public event & wildlife surveys. The group currently meets every Tuesday. You will train under Plantlife’s Project Officer to lead the work day & organise the logistical aspects incl risk assessing, sourcing tools & materials & promoting the project. Great opportunity to learn practical conservation skills, improve wildlife identification knowledge & manage vols. BUT Able to commit to every Tues & another 4 hours a week which is flexible. ASK Bex House 07946 841322 [email protected] REF VOL-DIRECT-5/10 JOB CONSERVATION VOLUNTEER BE4 N/A LOC GIBRALTAR POINT NNR PAY Training & accom FOR LINCOLNSHIRE WILDIFE TRUST DES / BUT Long term, 3-6 months. To work alongside the nature reserve management team & undertake a wide variety of practical conservation work. This incl: a wide range of habitat management – grassland, wetland, woodland, scrub; livestock management, survey & monitoring, data handling plus an opportunity to get involved in education / interpretation / events programme. In house training provided, limited funding for formal / certificated training. ASK Kevin Wilson, 01754 898079 [email protected] CV & covering letter to Gibraltar Point NNR, Gibraltar Road, Skegness, Lincs PE24 4SU

CJS Jobs Digest, (a review of adverts from other sources, published during the past week): REF 2740-WTELE-21/9 JOB CHIEF EXECUTIVE BE4 23/9/09 IV 15-16/10/09 LOC LYMINGTON, HAMPSHIRE PAY c 85000 + relocation FOR THE NEW FOREST NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY DES Move the org forward, taking the team, members & our partners into a new era, engaging with our diverse stakeholders gaining mutual trust, sharing agendas & working with integrity. BUT Experience of leading innovative change, demonstrable ability to maximise income generation & track record of focused financial management during demanding times. Understanding of the complex issues & challenges associated with National Parks desirable. ASK Ref: Z00001CJS. Chat: HR Team, 01590 646637. Apply: www.newforestnpa.gov.uk [email protected] 01590 646120. REF 2741/2-GUARDIAN-21/9 LOC LONDON BE4 23/9/09 (noon) FOR FRIENDS OF THE EARTH JOB DES Director of Policy & Campaigns Lead & deliver campaigns which inspire people with the vision of a better future, build a mass movement, change politics & address climate change & biodiversity loss. BUT To have led & delivered outstanding campaigns which achieved profound change at a national or international level. Director of Fundraising, Communications & Activism Lead an integrated approach to engaging all our supporters, enhancing their combined impact on combating climate change & reducing biodiversity loss. BUT Extraordinary achievements & experience of transforming org’s brands & capacity for impact. PAY up to 57900 ASK www.foe.co.uk REF 2743-WHORTWEEK-21/9 JOB ENVIRONMENTAL TRAINING ASSISTANT BE4 21/9/09 IV 1&2/10/09 LOC BROMLEY FIELD STUDIES CENTRE, ORPINGTON PAY 16320 – 17025 FOR LONDON BOROUGH OF BROMLEY DES Fixed term to Jan 2010. Job share considered. Assist with env / landscaping tasks in & around Scadbury Nature Reserve & other green spaces throughout the Borough. BUT Level 2+ NVQ or equiv qual / experience in env / conservation / landscaping & / or hort. Knowledge of H&S & risk assessment relating to env, conservation & hort essential. Empathy with the long term unemployed & the problems they face. ASK Ref: R&R12254CJS. Chat: Louisa Allen, 020 8302 7496. Apply: www.Bromley.gov.uk 020 8313 4449 (24 hrs) London Borough of Bromley, Customer Service Centre, Stockwell Close, Bromley BR1 3UH 020 8461 7500 (8.30am-5.30pm). REF 2744-WHORTWEEK-28/9 JOB LANDSCAPE DEVELOPMENT & DESIGN MANAGER BE4 24/9/09 LOC HYDE PARK, LONDON PAY 30770 – 37110 FOR THE ROYAL PARKS DES 12 months maternity cover. Work across all 8 parks providing landscape architectural services. BUT Rel degree or equiv, such as Landscape Design or Landscape Management – qual Part IV of LI. Experience gained from working on high quality parkland. Flair for clear communication, good IT skills & willingness to learn new ones. Strategic thinker able to lead staff, present to groups incl outside orgs & stakeholders, & to manage contracts & secure grants & finances. ASK Ref: LDDMP1CJS. www.recruitment.royalparks.org.uk REF 2745-WTELE-28/9 JOB Environmental Contracts & Monitoring Projects Officer BE4 ? IV 30/9/09 LOC BERKSHIRE PAY 21200 – 25700 FOR BRACKNELL FOREST COUNCIL DES Monitor the council’s streets & amenity land, & performance of contractors. Analyse information & ensure inventories & databases are accurate & up to date for land adoptions & new scheduled works. BUT Educated to HNC level in an env related subject. Knowledge of env issues essential. Knowledge of GIS mapping systems & IT competent. Flair for marketing & promotions & ability to organise & run env campaigns essential. Excellent communication skills, incl report writing & ability to engage with local community groups. ASK Ref: 0256253. Chat: Janet Dowlman, 01344 352511. Apply: www.Bracknellforest.gov.uk/

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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly – www.countryside-jobs.com REF 2746-TES-21/9 JOB LECTURER, ANIMAL MANAGEMENT BE4 18/9/09 LOC HADLOW, KENT PAY 22459 – 30276 FOR HADLOW COLLEGE DES To join existing team delivering a range of animal management courses to both FE & HE students. Practical experience in an animal cre industry & teaching experience in a practical & / or classroom setting. Incl travel to satellite centres in SE London & Canterbury. BUT Keen interest in a wide range of animal related subjects & animal related qual i.e. Degree, Vet Nursing etc essential. Teaching qual or willing to work towards; excellent communication & IT skills & ability to work well as part of a team. Quals A1 / A2 an advantage. ASK www.hadlow.ac.uk [email protected] 01732 850551. REF 2747/8-GUARDIAN-5/10 JOB 2 X PART TIME CHAIRS – Regional Advisory Committee BE4 7/10/09 LOC NORTH EAST / WEST MIDLANDS PAY 2545 (10 days pa) + expenses FOR FORESTRY COMMISSION ENGLAND DES Initial 3 year contract poss renewal. RAC usually meet 3 times a year & the Chair provides continuity between meetings. BUT Good knowledge of issues in the West midlands or NE England backed by the personal qualities necessary to lead a committee of independent members. ASK Ref: www.forestry.gov.uk/England-rac www.publicappts-vacs.gov.uk [email protected] REF 2749/50-WGUAR-28/9 LOC LONDON, PLYMOUTH, COVENTRY & MANCHESTER BE4 28/9/09 FOR FEDERATION OF CITY FARMS & COMMUNITY GARDENS JOB PAY DES / BUT England Development Manager 31619 – 34705 pr London. 30 hrs / wk. Exciting opportunity to work for a small, dynamic UK-wide charity supporting communities to manage their local green space. New management post to oversee our development work in England, delivering strategic & practical support to community groups. Development Workers YES see website Plymouth, Coventry, Manchester & London. 18.75 hrs / wk. New regional posts to provide advice, support & networking opportunities. ASK www.farmgarden.org.uk FCFCG, The GreenHouse, Hereford St., Bristol BS3 4NA 0117 923 1800 [email protected] REF 2751-FARMERSWEEKLY-28/9 JOB TRAINEE SPORTING AGENT BE4 ? LOC POWYS PAY YES FOR BETTWS HALL DES Working in the shooting department, assist with the organisation of all the days & events we manage around the country. Attend shoot days through the season & assist with the day to day operations. BUT Travel around the country expected. Must be versatile, confident, highly organised, computerate & knowledge of game shooting. ASK Full CV with current photo: William Criddle, Bettws Hall, Bettws Cedewain, Newtown, Powys SY16 3DS [email protected] REF 2752-BELFASTTELE-28/9 JOB ESTATES MANAGER (ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES) BE4 25/9/09 4pm IV 15/10/09 LOC BELFAST PAY 36532 – 47666 FOR QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY BELFAST DES / BUT Provide advice & manage env sustainability matters to ensure legal compliance in all areas of env & asbestos management & rel activities. ASK www.qub.ac.uk/jobs Personnel Department, Queen's University Belfast, Belfast BT7 1NN 028 90973044 [email protected] REF 2753-THEHERALD-28/9 JOB CHAIR OF THE BOARD OF FORESTRY COMMISSIONERS BE4 28/9/09 LOC ? PAY 20000 FOR FORESTRY COMMISSION DES / BUT Approx 42 days per year. Balance climate change, sustainable development, rural development, wildlife habitats, public health & recreation, learning & sustainable wood products & explain the role of trees & forests. ASK www.veredus.co.uk Chat: Nataliya Starik-Bludova 020 7932 4265 or roger Russell 020 7932 4263 www.forestry.gov.uk/vacancies REF 2754-GUARDIAN-28/9 JOB TEAM LEADER BE4 24/9/09 LOC WEST HAM PARK, LONDON PAY 21000 – 24000 (non residential c 28010) FOR CITY OF LONDON CORPORATION DES Leading a team of 4 Keepers, further improve user engagement, promotion, security & landscape features of the 77 acre park & nursery. House provided in the park as part of the package. BUT proven experience in supervising a small team in a parks / public facing env; good IT, communication & diplomacy skills, working knowledge of H&S practices & excellent ability to motivate a team. ASK Ref: OS032. www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/jobs 020 7332 3978 (24 hrs). REF 2755-FORESTRYJ-21/9 JOB FOREST MANAGER BE4 18/9/09 LOC PERTH PAY YES FOR SCOTTISH WOODLANDS DES Organise & run work programmes on traditional estates & investment forests, along with a range of other contract activities. BUT 2+ years’ experience in commercial forestry; rel professional quals & ability to establish excellent client relationships. Sound commercial acumen with good communication, organisation & supervisory skills. ASK Mhairi Calder, HR Co-ordinator, Scottish Woodlands Ltd., Research Park, Riccarton, Edinburgh EH14 4AP [email protected] 0131 451 5154 www.scottishwoodlands.co.uk REF BE4 JOB

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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly – www.countryside-jobs.com Volunteer Journey Co-ordinator up to 15000 pr 30 hrs / wk. Lead & support colleagues in the vol recruitment & induction process. BUT 3+ years’ experience within the vol sector; comprehensive understanding of what motivates vols to support charitable work, ideally within the conservation sector. Communication skills & excellent IT & time management skills. Volunteer Development Champion 28000 – 32000 pr 22.5 hrs / wk. 18 month project. Represent the central Volunteer Development team at a strategic level, integrating their service across the org. BUT 5+ years’ experience & fully competent at takng a developmental idea from conception to delivery. Practical knowledge of workable processes & engagement activities, ideally within the conservation sector. Well networked with other vol orgs & keen to explore croos org activities for vols. Ancient Tree Hunt Project Manager 24000 – 28000 Fixed term contract to Oct 11. Encourage greater protection of ancient, veteran & notable trees by involving thousands of people across the UK in the creation of a living map / database (www.AncientTreeHunt.org.uk). BUT Leadership skills & experienced within the conservation sector, naturally driven to achieve & exceed goals set by external funders. Broad working knowledge of the internet. ASK www.woodlandtrust.org.uk REF 2759-WGNWK-28/9 JOB PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER BE4 25/9/09 (noon) IV 14/10/09 LOC BIRMINGHAM PAY 21347 – 22200 FOR GROUNDWORK UK DES Up to 12 months maternity cover. Help get our message across to Westminster, Whitehall & beyond. BUT Experience of public affairs work, understanding of the parliamentary process & ideally an awareness of the political background to debates in regeneration. Confident verbal & written communication skills. ASK www.groundwork.org.uk/jobs REF 2760-WSEPA-28/9 JOB ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION OFFICER BE4 25/9/09 LOC ARBROATH PAY 24955 – 28772 FOR SCOTTISH ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AGENCY DES Fixed term for 12 months. Regulate & enforce env legislation & inspect sites, watercourses etc to ensure compliance with statutory requirements. Work incl pollution control, conservation of water resources, emissions from prescribed processes, storage, treatment, transfer & disposal of controlled waste (excluding radioactive) & use of sealed radioactive sources. Assess applications for env permits. Rel degree & sound knowledge of env legislation essential. 1+ year's pollution control experience. Corporate membership of approved body desirable. Computerate. ASK Ref: EP88758. www.sepa.gov.uk REF 2761-WSNH-28/9 JOB AREA OFFICER – DESIGNATED SITES BE4 28/9/09 IV 21/10/09 LOC LERWICK, SHETLAND PAY Starting 23253 FOR SCOTTISH NATURAL HERITAGE DES Temp to 30/9/10. Co-ordinate the Northern Isles work on protected areas for wildlife & geology. BUT Degree or equiv in rel subject i.e. land management, ecology, geography, planning; understanding & experience of protected natural heritage site policy in Scotland; experience of working with communities, businesses, local authorities, other statutory & vol agencies to promote the value of the natural heritage, & best practice in its management; good IT skills esp Word & Excel & using the internet to access information. ASK Ref: 061-041. Technical info: John Uttley, SNH, Stewart Building, Alexandra Wharf, Lerwick, Shetland ZE1 0LL 01595 693345 [email protected] Apply: Iona Carruthers, SNH, Great Glen House, Leachkin Road, Inverness IV3 8NW 01463 725182 [email protected] www.snhjobs.co.uk/ REF 2762-WENVA-21/9 JOB TECHNICAL OFFICER 1 (FISHERIES) BE4 18/9/09 LOC LICHFIELD PAY 24287 FOR ENVIRONMENT AGENCY DES The role comprises project & programme management, providing expert fisheries advice, regulating through fish movement consents, using & managing data, promoting our objectives, build strategic partnership & deal with fisheries incidents. Help deliver projects to improve fish populations, river habitat & access to fishing. BUT Significant experience of fishery management issues & rel degree. ASK Ref: IRC43260/MDS. http://powered.jobsgopublic.com/environmentagency/jobs 0845 601 2233.

CJS Training & Events Calendar – also see your monthly Training Calendar & online: This Edition: 9 sides, 50 new paid jobs, (27 Direct). Opportunities are advertised in CJS Weekly for one week only. Details appear in CJS Weekly: Existing Opportunities in subsequent weeks. Online subscribers have access to several months of back issues. CJS is printed in-house using 100% recycled paper & organic inks. Details believed correct but given without prejudice. Ends.

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