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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly The Original, the Biggest & the Best in the field The UK’s Leading Weekly for Countryside & Environmental Staff

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REF 3041-DAILY-3/11 JOB ASSISTANT PROJECT MANAGER BE4 3/11/09 IV w/b 16/11/09 LOC NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE PAY 19200 – 25020 to 26360 FOR NATURAL ENGLAND Assist with our Entry Level Stewardship Training & Information Project (North East Region). This is a voluntary, noncompetitive scheme that encourages farmers to deliver simple, effective environmental management of land. The advice on ELS itself will be provided to land managers by contractors. Specifically, assist with financial housekeeping, contract management, budget monitoring & activity reporting of those contractors. Keep track of & monitor the day to day outputs of contractors & provide advice to farmers via a tendering process. Occasionally travel & represent your team at meetings. BUT Proven ability to manage financial data by updating information accurately, attention to detail, using & inputting into various spreadsheets & producing regular reports. Familiar with MS Office IT systems but training given in our systems. Full driving licence. IV 16/11/09. ASK Ref: IRV41104 www.naturalengland.org.uk [email protected] Email preferred. Natural England Recruitment, Shared Services Directorate, Zone A1, 2nd Floor, Foss House, Kings Pool, 1-2 Peasholme Green, York YO1 7PX 0845 6037262DES REF 3042-DAILY-2/11 JOB TEMP PROJECT OFFICER – Making Places Profitable BE4 4/11/09 LOC SHEFFIELD PAY up to 28636 FOR SHEFFIELD CITY COUNCIL DES 1 year contract. The is one of England’s Community Forests, Join the co-ordinating team of the South Yorkshire Forest, & contribute to implementing a project aiming to demonstrate how open space improvements offer social & economic benefits & how those benefits can be maintained in the long run. The role will bring together information to help learn from organisations that are managing public spaces. Promote the project & help implement pilot space open management projects in South Yorkshire. Involves extensive UK & European partner liaison. BUT Project management skills; falir for promoting the project& the economic & social benefits of public open spaces. Knowledge of environmental & economic regeneration issues. Able to work alongside European partners for whom English is a second language. ASK Ref: 1871DPS. sheffield.gov.uk/jobs [email protected] 0114 273 4299. REF 3043-DAILY-9/11 JOB CHILTERNS CHALK GRASSLAND PROJECT OFFICER BE4 5/11/09 IV 17/11/09 LOC WARBURG NATURE RESERVE, HENLY-ON-THAMES PAY 19000 FOR BERKS, BUCKS & OXON WILDLIFE TRUST DES 3 year fixed term contract. Membership-based voluntary organisation managing 78 nature reserves, influencing land management across 3 counties & actively working to educate & encourage all sectors of the community to care for local wildlife. The Chilterns Chalk Grassland is very species-rich & home to nationally rare species. The post will manage, improve & expand chalk grassland habitat on 13 nature reserves over Bucks & Oxon including a series of major capital works. BUT Proven practical conservation management skills; 2+ years’ relevant field experience & ideally specialised knowledge of Chalk Grassland habitats. ASK 01865 775476 [email protected] CVs not accepted, only successful applicants notified. 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 3044-DAILY-16/11 JOB COUNTRYSIDE ACCESS OFFICER BE4 18/11/09 IV 2/12/09 LOC WOODSTOCK relocating to EYNSHAM PAY 24646 – 27052 FOR OXFORDSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL DES 3 years fixed term. The Lower Windrush Valley Project was launched in 2001 to develop & implement an environmental strategy for an area of West Oxfordshire that has been transformed by mineral extraction. Take a lead role in delivering improved access to the countryside in the Lower Windrush Valley. BUT Well organised & highly motivated with

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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly – www.countryside-jobs.com proven track record in developing & implementing access improvements out on the ground. Good communication & negotiation skills essential. ASK Ref: AO483. www.Oxfordshire.gov.uk/jobs [email protected] 0845 050 9500. REF 3045/6-DAILY-9/11 LOC DURHAM BE4 9/11/09 IV 16&17/11/09 FOR THE NORTH PENNINES AONB PARTNERSHIP To join the dynamic & successful team of the joint advisory body for the North Pennines AONB. JOB DES / BUT Hay Time Project Officer Part time contract to Oct 2012. Both: PAY 24402 – 28353 Conservation Land Management Adviser Full time contract to Oct 2011. ASK www.northpennines.org.uk REF 3047/51-DAILY-9/11 JOB FIVE RANGER POSTS BE4 6/11/09 LOC EDINBURGH & WEST LOTHIAN PAY 16778 FOR HISTORIC SCOTLAND DES / BUT 3 posts based at Holyrood park, Edinburgh & 2 at Linlithgow Peel, West Lothian. Permanent, full time & pensionable. ASK Ref: HSC/09/172. Hazel Aidi, [email protected] 0131 652 8150 Historic Scotland, Holyrood Park Education Centre, 1 Queen’s Drive, Edinburgh EH8 8HG www.historic-scotland.gov.uk/jobs REF 3052/3-DIRECT-1/2/10 JOB FIELD TEACHERS x 2 BE4 29/1/10 IV 12/02/10 LOC RSPB DEARNE VALLEY, SOUTH YORKSHIRE PAY 10.26 per hour FOR RSPB DES Work within our Field Teaching team, delivering highly popular ed programmes to local schools & youth groups. BUT Good standard of education, passion for wildlife & the ability to enthuse others. Field Teachers only work when we have school visits booked, therefore work may be seasonal – mostly in the summer term - & payment sporadic. ASK www.rspb.org.uk/vacancies A4 SAE The Lifelong Learning Manager, RSPB Old Moor, Wombwell, Barnsley, S73 0YF. Info: [email protected] REF

3054-DIRECT-9/11 HR09/112 Forestry Apprenticeship Supervisor Based near Staple Fitzpaine, in the Blackdown Hills, Somerset Starting salary £19,825 to £21,932 plus benefits. 2 Year Fixed (extension or permanency may be possible) We are looking for a skilled individual with the ability to mentor & pass on practical skills to apprentices. You’ll lead this small team delivering a wide ranging work programme. You’ll have a diploma or equivalent in forestry or land management and/or experience of all aspects of related work, along with a working knowledge of forestry issues. Ideally you’ll have previous experience of working with & supervising young people & developing work programmes & be competent in the use of MS Office. This post requires you to hold a full driving licence that enables you to drive in the UK. To apply visit our website or write to Hilary Muirhead, HR Operations, 231 Corstorphine Road, Edinburgh EH12 7AT. Please note all applications must be accompanied by a Forestry Commission application form. Please quote ref: HR09/112 No recruitment agencies please. Closing date: 5 November 2009 The Forestry Commission is committed to providing equal opportunities for all sectors of the community, irrespective of age, disability, ethnicity, gender, marital status, religion, sexuality & transgender. REF 3055-DIRECT-7/12 JOB HEN HARRIER PROJECT – SITE COORDINATOR BE4 4/12/09 IV 11/1/10 LOC NORTHUMBERLAND PAY 14500 - 16000 FOR RSPB DES Part time for one month starting in February, becoming full time in March until end of June if birds settle. Lead a 24hour nest protection project for hen harriers. Liaise with partners & wider stakeholders; monitoring of hen harrier activity & collation of information; training & supervising vols & staff; media engagement; ensuring H&S measures are adhered to. Experience of fieldwork & working with vols is essential. BUT Passionate & well-organised. Experience of fieldwork & working with vols essential. Due to remote locations you will need a clean driving licence & use of car. ASK A4 SAE Jessie Cowe, Conservation Coordinator, RSPB Northern England, 1 Sirius House, Amethyst Road, Newcastle Business Park, Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear, NE4 7YL 0191 233 4300 [email protected] www.rspb.org.uk/vacancies REF 3056-DIRECT-23/11 JOB PUBLIC AFFAIRS MANAGER BE4 23/11/09 IV 7/12/09 LOC OXFORDSHIRE PAY 26000 - 30000 FOR RSPB DES Motivated & skilled individual able to generate & build support for RSPB’s work for birds & the natural env across the Midlands. Lead & manage our public affairs team to increase awareness of our work through an exciting range of activities covering events, PR, media, communications, people engagement activities, lifelong learning & volunteering. BUT 3+yrs experience in the communications field & experience of managing & motivating staff. Strong all round communication skills & ability to negotiate & build support for our work. ASK www.rspb.org.uk/vacancies A4 SAE Brenda Cooknell, PA to Regional Director, 46 South Bar Street, Banbury, Oxon, OX16 9AB 01296 676451 [email protected] REF 3057-DIRECT-23/11 JOB REGIONAL FUNDRAISING DEVELOPMENT MANAGER BE4 23/11/09 IV 8/12/09 LOC BANBURY, OXFORDSHIRE PAY 26000 - 30000 FOR RSPB DES Lead & manage our fundraising team to meet agreed targets for income & membership recruitment. Working as part of the regional management team, ensure we have fundraising plans in place for existing & new work. BUT Highly motivated with strong all round communication skills & experience of managing people & budgets. Able to develop & respond to new fundraising opportunities & to negotiate & build support for our work will be key. 3+yrs experience & to wildlife & nature

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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly – www.countryside-jobs.com REF 3058-DIRECT-9/11 JOB TRAINING & EDUCATION OFFICER – WILD PLACE, YOUR SPACE BE4 09/11/09 IV 23/11/09 LOC LEYTON, LONDON PAY 21000 - 24000 FOR RSPB DES 3 yr project. Part of a ground breaking project between the RSPB & the Lee Valley Regional Park Authority help to bring young people & adults closer to nature in East London, by convincing people that green space & wildlife can benefit their life. BUT Degree or equiv in rel subject & comfortable talking to people of all ages. Able to quickly build relationships with a wide variety of audiences & have passion for helping people to develop their own skills. Experience of delivering env ed programmes. ASK Ref: 1831009 www.rspb.org.uk/vacancies REF 3059/60-DIRECT-9/11 LOC WOVERHAMPTON, WEST MIDLANDS BE4 9/11/09 FOR CRESTWOOD ENVIRONMENTAL LTD JOB DES Landscape Architect The role will incl working on Landscape & Visual Impact Assessments for a variety of schemes including quarries, opencast coal sites, waste management facilities, wind farms etc., designing & detailing site restoration plans, undertaking 3D landform analyses, assisting on EIAs, producing aftercare management plans for agricultural, heathland, grassland, forestry & wetland habitats, producing presentation plans & leaflets, making woodland grant applications & producing landscape works / maintenance contract specifications. Would suit someone nearing or recently achieved full chartered status. BUT Ideally: at least a Licentiate or Chartered Member of the Landscape Institute & 3+ years’ experience of working as a landscape architect or in a similar role; excellent report-writing skills; experience & good understanding of AutoCAD & Photoshop (or similar software); good understanding of native flora & of UK & Ireland ecosystems & keen to develop skills in relation to this (e.g. hedgerow surveys). Ability to undertake tree surveys to BS5837:2005 advantageous. Senior Ecological Consultant Take the lead in the development of our ecological services. Work to incl leading the undertaking & production of habitat & species surveys & mitigation schemes, writing of BAPs, production of leaflets & liaison with clients & regulatory authorities. Opportunities to undertake bioaerosol monitoring & interpretation also available. BUT Ideally: commercially-aware with good all round knowledge of practical & egal aspects of ecology & experience at undertaking EcIAs; excellent report-writing skills; holder of a surveyor licence for GCN (or other protected species) & able to write & submit protected species mitigation schemes; qual to at least degree level in an env subject with proven experience at managing other ecological consultants & contractors on a number of projects; member of rel professional institution (e.g. IEEM) or working towards full membership with 4+ years’ rel experience. PAY Commensurate with experience. ASK www.crestwoodenvironmental.co.uk CV & covering letter with salary expectations to Mr. Sid Lambert, Crestwood Environmental, The Technology Centre, Wolverhampton Science Park, Glaisher Drive, Wolverhampton WV10 9RU 01902 824 037 [email protected] REF 3061-DAILY-2/11 JOB VETERAN TREES PROJECT OFFICER BE4 30/10/09 IV wb9/11/09 LOC HOUGHTON-LE-SPRING PAY 18720 – 19280 FOR DURHAM WILDLIFE TRUST for DURHAM BIODIVERSITY PARTNERSHIP DES 18.5 hrs / wk, fixed term to Sept 11. To deliver this new project which aims to conserve & enhance the heritage of ancient & veteran trees in the Durham BAP area, securing their long term future by encouraging local communities to record trees & participate in their conservation. Engage & support local volunteers in surveying & recording ancient, veteran & notable trees & raise aware4ness of the importance of veteran trees with school groups & local communities. BUT Enthusiastic with excellent communication skills & experience of working with schools, community groups & volunteers. Driving licence & own transport essential. Enhanced CRB Disclosure. ASK Chat: Helen Ryde, Durham Biodiversity Partnership, 0191 5843112 [email protected] App pack: Julie Spence, Durham Wildlife Trust, 0191 584 3112 [email protected] REF 3062/5-DIRECT-16/11 + 9/11 LOC MAIDSTONE with international travel* BE4 See below FOR KENT COUNTY COUNCIL Partnership project ‘Assessing Regional Changes to Habitats’ (ARCH) between Kent CC & Conseil Regional Nord Pas de Calais aims to improve the way key species & habitats are maintained, restored & expanded in Kent & Nord pas de Calais, by means of sharing information & developing methods that assess their condition. It has 3 key outputs: to assess biodiversity extent & condition incl exchange of data analysis experience & production of a state of the habitats report; use the data to develop data interpretation & access tools for specific stakeholders; to undertake a joint feasibility study of the use of innovative technologies for long term habitat monitoring. JOB (REF) DES / BUT ARCH - Kent Habitat Surveyor API (EHW/09/0051) ARCH - Kent Habitat Surveyor GIS (EHW/09/0052) Both posts: Two technically skilled officers to, respectively, oversee the GIS & aerial photography interpretation elements of the Kent Habitat Survey. Contribute to assessment of habitat change & landcover & support the ARCH project in areas of work related to spatial information. PAY 26421 – 30219 BE4 16/11/09 (noon) IV 11 or 15/12/09. ARCH – Kent Habitat Survey Manager (EHW/09/0053) Highly motivated manager with experience in digital habitat mapping & aerial photography interpretation to plan & manage the delivery of the Kent Habitat Survey. Leading a small team, manage the gathering of all data & carry out an assessment of habitat change & landcover whilst contributing to other elements of the project. IV 1 or 2/12/09. ARCH – Project & Communications Co-ordinator (EHW/09/0054) Facilitate & monitor the implementation of ARCH across the project area. Responsible for ensuring the proposed aim, objectives & activities are delivered on time & within budget. Promote the project in the UK & Europe & carry out all necessary bid admin duties. BUT Bi-lingual & experienced. IV 4 or 7/12/09. Above 2 posts: PAY 30219 – 35724 BE4 9/11/09 (noon). All posts: Fixed term contract for 3 years. Requires travel to France & other countries in Interreg 2-Seas Region. ASK www.kent.gov.uk [email protected] 08458 247 904.

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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly – www.countryside-jobs.com REF 3066-DAILY-9/11 JOB VOLUNTEER CO-ORDINATOR BE4 9/11/09 IV 16/11/09 LOC STIRLING PAY up to 21500 FOR PLANTLIFE SCOTLAND DES The Wild Plant Conservation Charity seeks an enthusiastic & motivated individual to run an innovative volunteer & awareness raising initiative in south & central Scotland. New post to enthuse, recruit, train & support volunteers & run awareness raising initiatives for local communities. BUT Experience in running local community events, recruiting & coordianting volunteers. Enhanced CRB check. ASK Recruitment, Plantlife Scotland, Balallan House, Allan Park, Stirling FK8 2QG [email protected] 01786 478509. REF 3067/71-DAILY-2/11 LOC VARIOUS ENGLAND BE4 30/10/09 FOR NATURAL ENGLAND JOB (REF) PAY DES Lead Adviser – Conservation, Government (East) & Maritime Team (IRC41921) 23300 – 29536 to 32420 Wakefield moving to Leeds. The Team works with Local Authorities, the Environment Agency, industry & other partners to achieve our objectives. Addressing issues ranging from biodiversity to access & recreation, the team has a diverse remit that affects a variety of landscapes. You’ll be responsible for responding to consultations on planning applications, providing advice (particularly concerning the Humber Estuary), taking the lead in certain areas & strengthening relationships with key external partners. BUT Broad understanding ofour objective essential. Detailed knowledge of estuarine issues & ecology, planning & nature conservation legislation, & pollution issues. IT literate & able to see the bigger strategic picture; used to dealing with major developments. IV wb16/11/09. Lead Adviser – Planning, Government (East) & Maritime Team (IRC41919) 23300 – 29536 to 32420 Wakefield moving to Leeds. The Team works in partnership with stakeholders across the East Riding of Yorkshire, Hull, North & East Lincs focusing on developing partnerships & working with local authorities, industry & the Environment Agency in order to achieve our objectives across a range of work areas including development control & forward planning. Respond to consultations on planning applications, personally managing major cases & providing specialised advice, leading the team on landscape issues such as character & visual assessment. Also contribute to the Shoreline Management annual work plan review for the North Yorkshire coast with the Whitby & Robin Hoods Bay Coastal Strategies. BUT Sound grasp of Natural England & Local Authorities in the development control process. Good understanding of protected species & nature conservation designations, the importance of landscape character & how it can be protected by the planning system. Some knowledge of coastal processes & the geology of North Yorkshire. IV 19 & 26/11/09. Conservation & Planning Advisers (IRC 41525) 19200 – 25020 to 26360 South East England. As part of the team, provide conservation advice & responses to statutory consultations affecting designated nature conservation sites & protected landscapes. Working in partnership with Local Authorities, agencies & other stakeholders, support delivery of land management & historic environmental improvements. By agreeing conservation schemes with landowners & land managers you’ll help to ensure people can enjoy nature at its best. You’ll benefit from outstanding training in conservation management techniques as well as environmental legislation & conservation delivery, in addition to career development opportunities in specialist, project management or resources management paths. BUT Good with people & well organised; keen to collaborate with others & make the most of your interest in & knowledge of the natural environment. ASK www.naturalengland.org.uk [email protected] Email preferred. Natural England Recruitment, Shared Services Directorate, Zone A1, 2nd Floor, Foss House, Kings Pool, 1-2 Peasholme Green, York YO1 7PX 0845 6037262. REF 3072-DIRECT-9/11 JOB YOUTH & EDUCATION PROJECT OFFICER BE4 9/11/09 IV 18/11/09 LOC GOSPORT & SOUTHAMPTON, HAMPSHIRE PAY 18700 + * FOR GROUNDWORK SOLENT DES To lead a range of youth & education projects, incl work with pre NEET & NEET young people & those in the criminal justice system, as well as outreach education & outdoor activities across South Hampshire. Full time but jobshare welcome. BUT Creative, enthusiastic & highly motivated. 1+ year’s experience in working with children & young people in an env / outdoor discipline; flexible approach & able to work regular evenings & weekends. Good organisation & communication skills & confident in dealing with hard to reach people of all ages. CRB check. * pension, healthcare & flexible hours ASK 02392 617020 [email protected] REF 3073/4-DIRECT-16/11 LOC SOMERSET / DOREST BORDER PAY 18/11/09 FOR THE MAGDALEN PROJECT JOB PAY DES Farm Assistant 17400 pro rata Full time / job share & part time. BUT Agricultural experience. Educational / social care experience useful. Care Farming Manager 22000 Full time. BUT Working with vulnerable children & adults / social care experience. Educational & agricultural experience desirable. Both: General agricultural duties of 132 acre organic farm / env education centre, incl livestock, arable & hort. Our centre gives env education to 4000 people (predominantly children) each year, & must be managed with their welfare & interests in mind, as well as a commercial farming enterprise. ASK Giles, 01460 30144. REF 3075-DAILY-9/11 JOB NORTH WEST LOWLANDS WATER VOLE PROJECT BE4 6/11/09 IV 24/11/09 LOC MALPAS, CHESHIRE PAY 19570 FOR CHESHIRE WILDLIFE TRUST DES Fixed term to March 2011, extension subject to funding. Exciting opportunity to undertake survey & habitat enhancement works for water voles. The North West lowlands are a national stronghold for this endangered & declining mammal. The project aims to map distribution & co-ordinate conservation activity for key populations in South West Lancashire to the North Cheshire Plain. Required to travel throughout the project area. BUT Proven track record in field based water vole conservation & data

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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly – www.countryside-jobs.com handling. Experience of working with a range of stakeholders & volunteers. Full driving licence & access to vehicle for business use essential. ASK [email protected] 01948 820728 www.cheshirewildlifetrust.co.uk REF 3076-DIRECT-2/11 JOB PROJECT ASSISTANT: UK Sand Dune & Shingle Network BE4 2/11/09 LOC LIVERPOOL PAY 21458 – 24152 pro rata FOR LIVERPOOL HOPE UNIVERSITY DES Part time. Assist in the development & delivery of the UK Sand Dune & Shingle Network & increase the capacity of the successful HEIF Coastal Network activities (see http://www.hope.ac.uk/coast). May be required to travel within the UK & Europe on occasion. BUT Excellent knowledge & understanding of coastal dune & shingle ecology & management; degree level in rel subject. Strong admin & interpersonal skills; IT skills incl GIS, databases & website management. ASK http://www.hope.ac.uk/job-vacancies/4ageogr1.html REF 3077-DAILY-9/11 JOB BIODIVERSITY ACTION PLAN CO-ORDINATOR BE4 6/11/09 LOC WAKEFIELD PAY 24646 – 26276 FOR WEST YORKSHIRE ECOLOGY DES Fixed term to March 2011. To work at strategic level, helping to deliver BAPs through the development of landscape scale projects, bringing together the expertise, staff time & other resources including land, of a wide range of partners & accessing appropriate funding streams. Support the West Yorkshire Biodiversity Group, acting as a link between regional & local biodiversity initiatives, working closely with Natural England, the Environment Agency & district councils. With a range of important habitats & species, the area also has challenges & opportunities for maintaining & linking wildlife habitats in & around growing towns & cities. BUT Experience of working on strategic / regional biodiversity projects & successful fundraising bids. Degree in ecology or related field & good understanding of the BAP process. Able to communicate effectively with a range of people at different levels within various organisations; good organisational skills. ASK Ref: WYJS:018. Chat: Robert Masheder, 01924 306793. www.wyjs.org.uk [email protected] 0113 253 0241. REF 3078-DAILY-23/11 JOB ASSISTANT NATURAL ENVIRONMENT ADVISOR BE4 23/11/09 LOC WESTDOWN CAMP, TILSHEAD PAY 23/11/09 FOR MINISTRY OF DEFENCE DES Full time but open to part time or job share. Duties include advising on designated sites, protected species & wider biodiversity across the MOD estate & operations, as well as undertaking or contracting out species & habitat surveys, EIAs, habitats Regulations Assessments, securing SSSI assents & protected species licences. Assist with development of site management plans, liaise with staff & externally with Statutory Bodies & NGOs. Assist the Team Leader with production & maintenance of business plans & work programmes. Requires UK travel & overnight stays. BUT HNC / HND / BTEC / SCOTVEC in rel ecological or environmental management discipline, relevant experience & full driving licence. Desirable but not essential: Relevant 1st or 2nd class degree or graduate / standard membership of IEEM or other relavant professional institution, detailed understanding of UK conservation legislation, policy, conservation management & its implementation. ASK Ref: 379732. www.civilianjobs.mod.uk 0800 345 7772. REF 3079-DIRECT-16/11 JOB PROJECT ECOLOGIST BE4 13/11/09 IV 24/11/09 LOC LLANDRINDOD WELLS, POWYS PAY c 20000 FOR RADNORSHIRE WILDLIFE SERVICES DES To provide assistance with protect4ed species matters for the consultancy with emphasis on bats; assist with a range of survey work incl evening emergence & dawn re-entry surveys; assist with production of tenders & reports; advice the public on matters relating to protected species; assist the Manager with large commissions involving a range of ecological & landscape work. While the main duty will be to grow the business, we are a small team & there will be opportunities to help with a range of work for the Trust. BUT Good general ecologist & bat worker, however, other specialisms, esp other licences very valuable. At least basic botanical knowledge. ASK Chris Ledbury to 26/11/09 then Julian Jones, both on 01597 823298. REF 3080-DIRECT-9/11 JOB GENERAL ADMINISTRATOR BE4 6/11/09 LOC CRAMOND PAY £203 per week FOR SCOTTISH WILDLIFE TRUST DES 26 weeks. Motivated individual to work in our busy headquarters carrying out a wide range of admin functions incl database maintenance, word processing & telephone duties. BUT Competent IT skills, flexible, excellent communication skills & aptitude & willingness to learn. Must be eligible to apply in accordance with the ‘Future Jobs Fund’ criteria. ASK H.R. Manager, Scottish Wildlife Trust, Kirk Cramond, Cramond Glebe Road, Edinburgh EH4 6NS 0131 312 4731 [email protected] REF 3081-DAILY-16/11 JOB CONSERVATION OFFICER (TRINITY & LOUND) BE4 13/11/09 LOC NORFOLK BROADS PAY 24646 – 28636 FOR BROADS AUTHORITY in partnership with Essex & Suffolk Water DES 1 year fixed term maternity cover. The Broads is an internationally important & protected wetland environment with status equivalent to a national park. The Trinity Broads & Lound Lakes form some of its best wildlife areas. The role is responsible for the conservation management of these lakes & surrounding wetland habitats, including managing staff, contractors & volunteers, undertaking practical conservation tasks as well as leading community liaison in this high profile role. BUT Degree or equivalent in an environmental subject, excellent communication & interpersonal skills & experience of leading practical work with contractors & volunteers in wetland habitats. Ability to work with a range of stakeholders essential. ASK www.broads-authority.gov.uk 01603 610734. REF 3082-DAILY-9/11 JOB RESERVE WARDEN BE4 6/11/09 LOC WWT LONDON WETLAND CENTRE PAY 14682 – 15455 FOR THE WILDFOWL & WETLANDS TRUST DES Our mission is to promote, protect & develop wetlands & their wildlife, we operate 9 visitor centres in the UK aimed at bringing people closer to wetland wildlife. Assist the reserve team with all reserve area management duties. 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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly – www.countryside-jobs.com sharing responsibility for all wild bird feeding stations, bird hide maintenance, green waste management & basic machinery maintenance whilst observing health & safety procedures. Also assist the Reserve team with pest control duties & all aspects of habitat management. BUT hardworking & educated to GCSE standard or equiv. Bird watching knowledge & identification skills essential. Must have experience operating agricultural machinery & equipment. Computer literacy an advantage. ASK www.wwt.org.uk [email protected] HR Department, WWT Slimbridge, Gloucestershire GL2 7BT

Voluntary Opportunities, all current volunteer adverts are available online: REF VOL-DIRECT-16/11 JOB ASSISTANT COUNTRYSIDE WARDEN BE4 13/11/09 LOC CLUMBER PARK, WORKSOP, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE PAY Free accom & training FOR THE NATIONAL TRUST DES 6 months. Full-time vol to be an integral member of the Warden’s team, enabling it to accomplish additional tasks & offer a higher level of support to property vols. Support the wardens in the completion of outdoor & indoor practical tasks, to be carried out in varying weather conditions on all types of terrain. Also opportunities to undertake supervision of Working Holiday & other vol groups, & individual vols at this major visitor attraction. Appropriate training available. BUT Understanding of the conservation & maintenance needs of an extensive area of parkland, incl woods, open heath & farmland. Some experience of outdoor conservation work & enthusiasm to learn more. Friendly, approachable & co-operative nature & awareness of the importance of reliability & flexibility as part of a team. Ability to support team through use of IT. ASK / Chat: Jane Cawrey, 01909 511027 [email protected] quoting 6 month placement, Clumber Park. REF VOL-DIRECT-30/11 JOB BTCV E2E OUTDOOR TEAM – VOLUNTARY OFFICER BE4 30/11/09 LOC BRISTOL – CREATE CENTRE PAY Training & experience FOR BTCV DES To assist staff in the delivery of our entry to the employment programme. This provides work experience & training to young people aged 16 – 18 in env conservation to help them progress onto positive outcomes such as further education, training or employment. You’ll get practical conservation work experience as well as a grounding in leading, supervising & training young people. We also offer significant free training incl an NVQ in env conservation. BUT Confident, outgoing & relish the challenge of working with teenagers. 21+ pref able to commit to several months placement. Driving licence desirable but not essential. ASK Jon Attwood, 07740 899706 [email protected] REF VOL-DIRECT-2/11 JOB VOLUNTEER OFFICER BE4 30/10/09 LOC STIRLING PAY 0* FOR BTCV SCOTLAND DES Assist with management & organisation of practical projects. Help lead the mid week vols on day tasks. May be opportunities to attend meetings & site visits. General duties incl admin, liaising with clients & vols, risk assessments, updating the blog & practical conservation tasks. Ideal opportunity to gain invaluable practical experience in env conservation, community work, admin & leadership. Opportunity for training in leadership, health & safety & risk assessment as well as practical conservation skills. * Some applicants may be eligible for Future Jobs Fund scheme. BUT Enthusiastic & friendly. Desirable: 21+ years, full clean driving licence with 3+ years’ driving experience & willing to undertake training in minibus driving. ASK Send CV or call for more info: Alyson Hunter, 01786 479697 [email protected] REF VOL-DIRECT-23/11 JOB Lapwing Landscapes Survey Co-ordinator BE4 25/11/09 Informal IV 8/12/09 LOC OTMOOR NATURE RESERVE, BECKLEY, OXON PAY Out of pocket expenses & rel training FOR THE RSPB DES To co-ordinate the 2010 Breeding Wader survey in the Upper Thames Tributaries, involving: liaising with farmers & land managers; carrying out breeding wader surveys on private farmland; co-ordinating vol surveyors; training vols in survey methodology; producing survey maps using GIS software; producing results maps & carrying out basic data analysis. BUT Enthusiasm & commitment; excellent communication skills, well organised with ability to use standard MS Office packages email & internet, willing to learn GIS. Good ornithological knowledge desirable, with ability to ID commonly occurring British birds. Willing to undertake early morning / evening surveys & some weekend work, work as a team with ability to travel around north Oxfordshire & occasionally outside the region. Some knowledge of, or willingness to learn more about, current conservation issues would be great. ASK CV & covering letter to Liz Green, Conservation Co-ordinator, [email protected] RSPB Midlands Regional Office, 46 The Green, South Bar, Banbury, Oxon OX16 9AB Questions: Mikle Shurmer, 01865 352035 [email protected] REF VOL-DIRECT-7/12 JOB FIELD ASSISTANT BE4 7/12/09 LOC THE CEVENNE & MIDI-PYRENEES, FRANCE PAY Accom provided FOR CNRS DES 20/6/10 – 20/8/10. The goal of the project is to test the utility of current models of population connectivity in predicting observed connectivity between populations of the common lizard. Contribute to the collection of data for a landscape genetic study of population connectivity in the Cevenne. Also responsible for behavioural experiments designed to quantify relative habitat preferences, the data being used to parameterise least-cost path models of landscape connectivity. BUT Ideal for candidates studying biology with an interest in gaining practical experience of field biology & behavioural experimentation. Self-motivated with an eye for detail; reasonable level of physical fitness; interest in behavioural ecology & / or population ecology; able to communicate in French & English. ASK CV & letter describing why you are interested & what you hope to gain from the position. Dr Colin Bleay, Station d’Ecologie Experimentale du CNRS 09200 Moulis, France [email protected] Email pref. Notification by 15/1/10. REF BE4 PAY

VOL-DIRECT-2/11 JOB 4 X GARDENING WITH COMMUNITIES APPRENTICESHIP OPPORTUNITIES 2/11/09 IV 10/11/09 at Hornbeam Centre, Walthamstowe LOC LONDON 0 FOR COMMON SENSE GROWERS (CSG)

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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly – www.countryside-jobs.com DES / BUT Dec 2009 – July 2010, variable days / hours but not more than 1 day a week. CSG is a food growing support initiative which began in 2007. A partner project of Organica, it supports & encourages food production & community gardening at sites primarily in the London Borough of Waltham Forest. With 3 part-time growers, we are keen to create opportunities for 4 gardeners to share their growing enthusiasm with the community, acquire new skills, & learn about supportive gardening techniques. Use & develop your gardening skills as you support specific communities to grow food; join a small team committed to seeing more food produced locally in the places where people work, live & play; learn about developing food growing projects in neighbourhoods; receive advice about next steps for you in this area of work. ASK http://www.organica.org.uk/get-involved.htm CJS Jobs Digest, (a review of adverts from other sources, published during the past week): REF 3083-WGUAR-2/11 JOB PRINCIPAL SUSTAINABILITY OFFICER BE4 30/10/09 IV 9&10/11/09 LOC WORCESTER PAY 28636 – 30851 + 5300 honorarium FOR WORCESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL DES Temp maternity cover. Leading a committed team, co-ordinate the council’s sustainability programme through the corporate sustainability group, oversee implementation of the LSP Climate Change Strategy & Action Plan & co-ordinate the Climate Change Group. BUT experience of working in or closely with Local Government in an env field essential. Sound understanding of sustainability & climate change issues, rel degree & post grad qual; considerable experience of working in sustainability, management skills & ability to innovate. ASK www.Worcestershire.gov.uk/jobs 01905 765765. REF 3084-WGUAR-9/11 JOB DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR BE4 5/11/09 LOC KENNINGTON, LONDON PAY 37000 pro rata FOR TREES FOR CITIES DES 4 days / wk. Charity working to involve local people in community tree planting, training & landscaping projects. BUT Experienced director / manager with track record in project development, fundraising & marketing in the vol sector, pref the env field. Excellent understanding of communications & very experienced in managing diverse fundraising areas. Qual to degree level in rel field; ambitious strategic thinker. Strong people management skills. ASK www.treesforcities.org/recruitment Jo Hurst, [email protected] REF 3085-HORTWEEK-9/11 JOB TREE & WOODLAND OFFICER BE4 6/11/09 LOC LANCASHIRE PAY 22221 – 23708 FOR WYRE BOROUGH COUNCIL DES Join the Green Spaces Team to manage Council tree stock, commission tree maintenance services, develop strategies & provide advice on tree protection issues. BUT Familiar with rel legislation relating to TPOs, high hedges & trees within conservation areas. Excellent customer care & sound planning & organisational skills. To have completed a recognised course of study in arb; rel practical experience in arb incl carrying out tree inspections & recording results. ASK Chat: Mark Billington, Green Spaces Manager, 01253 887456. Apply: www.wyrebc.gov.uk 01253 887509 (24 hrs). REF 3086/90-WFC-9/11 JOB 5 X FORESTRY APPRENTICESHIPS BE4 5/11/09 LOC STAPLE FITZPAINE, BLACKDOWN HILLS, SOMERSET PAY 8000 – 11202 FOR FORESTRY COMMISSION DES 2 years, extension or permanency possible. Gain a wide variety of work experience combined with practical training leading to an NVQ Level 2 qual in forestry & national certs of competence in topics such as chainsaw operation & pesticide application. BUT Current driving licence or able to attain one within 3 months. Interested in a rewarding career in forestry or cside management. ASK . Ref: HR09/111. www.forestry.gov.uk/vacancies Gillian Cornelius, [email protected] HR Services, Silvan House, 231 Corstorphine Road, Edinburgh EH12 7AT REF 3091-WFC-9/11 JOB FOREST CRAFTSPERSON BE4 6/11/09 LOC DORSET PAY 17121 FOR FORESTRY COMMISSION DES Undertake practical work arising from district management plans & day to day maintenance requirements. BUT Experience in forestry, cside or env management at a practical level. NPTC certs for chainsaws, clearing saws & hand held application of herbicides / pesticides an advantage. ASK . Ref: HR09/104. www.forestry.gov.uk/vacancies Amy Cornelius, [email protected] HR Services, Silvan House, 231 Corstorphine Road, Edinburgh EH12 7AT REF 3092-WENVA-9/11 JOB ESTATES MANAGER BE4 6/11/09 LOC BRISTOL / LONDON PAY 39178 FOR ENVIRONMENT AGENCY DES Develop & implement land-focused strategies, policies, standards & processes at a national level, to ensure excellence in the sustainable management of our estate. BUT Member of RICS with experience of estate management & taking cases to the Lands Tribunal. Knowledge of the water Resources Act & good understanding of acquisition & compensation, compulsory purchase & sustainable land management practices essential. ASK Ref: 14369/HDO. http://powered.jobsgopublic.com/environment-agency/jobs Be hedgehog aware The Wildlife Trusts are asking people to look out for hiding hedgehogs before they light fires on Bonfire Night (Monday 5 November). At this time of year hedgehogs begin to look for places to hibernate and unlit bonfires make an ideal refuge. Hedgehogs numbers are in decline due to a loss of habitat, development pressures, possible loss of food sources due to intensive farming and the possible effects of slug pellets. Hedgehogs have recently joined the red squirrel and bottlenose dolphin on the UK Biodiversity Action Plan list of species in need of conservation and greater protection. The Wildlife Trusts advise people to help protect hedgehogs by following these guidelines when building a bonfire: • Build the bonfire as close to 5 November as possible so there's less chance of a hedgehog moving in;

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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly – www.countryside-jobs.com • Make your pile of material next to the bonfire site and re-build the stack before lighting it; • Search the bonfire for hibernating creatures using a torch and rake before starting the fire; • Move any hedgehogs found to a ready-made hedgehog box or somewhere dry and safe away from the fire; • Before Bonfire Night make an alternative hedgehog home by raking up grass cuttings or autumn leaves into a pile a safe distance from the fire. Hopefully sleepy ‘hogs will choose to snooze there instead of the bonfire. To a hedgehog looking for a place to sleep, an unlit bonfire is a ready made nest. Following the instructions above and checking any bonfires before lighting them only takes a minute to do but can save hundreds of hedgehogs from an unnecessary death. Wildlife Trusts, from Green Places 21/10 REF 3093-WENVA-2/11 JOB ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING OFFICER 1 BE4 30/10/09 LOC HATFIELD PAY 24287 – 25565 FOR ENVIRONMENT AGENCY DES / BUT Joining the Area Env Planning team, help us: prepare Catchment Abstraction Management Strategies, support the implementation of the River Basin Management Plan, understand & draw conclusions from env data & information, & harness local intelligence to influence priorities within the Area. ASK Ref: IRC43643/THM. http://powered.jobsgopublic.com/environment-agency/jobs REF 3094-WENVA-2/11 JOB SENIOR PLANNING OFFICER BE4 29/10/09 LOC NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE PAY up to 25000 FOR ENVIRONMENT AGENCY DES Deal with higher risk cases that involve strategic plans, pre-application enquiries, planning applications & appeals. You will be influencing local planning authorities & developers through a clear T&C planning focus. BUT Rel degree desirable, T&C planning experience in consultancy, government agency or local authority essential. Well versed in planning & env issues, good problem solver & communicator. ASK Ref: IRC43655/NHE. http://powered.jobsgopublic.com/environment-agency/jobs REF 3095-WSNH-9/11 JOB AREA OFFICER (MARINE) - ORKNEY BE4 8/11/09 IV 24/11/09 LOC KIRKWALL PAY Starting 23253 FOR SCOTTISH NATURAL HERITAGE DES Temp to 31/7/11, possible extension or permanency. Lead on a range of SNH functions within Orkney, & to a lesser extent Shetland, in particular marine & freshwater issues. BUT Qual or equiv experience in env subject; working understanding of national & European (Natura) env legislation in Scotland, esp the marine env; sound understanding of marine / freshwater envs & resource use such as aquaculture, inshore fisheries or marine renewables; experience of advising or working with stakeholders such as developers, public, private, vol & community orgs; full driving licence; knowledge of terrestrial habitats & species in the North of Scotland, & of communities & economics in Orkney or similar areas of Scotland; computerate. ASK Ref: 061-030. www.snhjobs.co.uk/ Technical info: Gail Churchill, Orkney Team Leader, 54-56 Junction Road, Kirkwall, Orkney KW15 1AW 01856 875302 [email protected] Apply: Iona Carruthers, Scottish Natural Heritage, Great Glen House, Leachkin Road, Inverness IV3 8NW 01463 725182 [email protected] REF 3096/99-FARMERSWEEKLY-9/11 JOB 4 x POSTGRADUATE PLACEMENT POSITIONS BE4 9/11/09 LOC DEVON or CORNWALL PAY 16100 – 17100 pro rata FOR DUCHY COLLEGE DES / BUT Fixed term contract until either 31/7/10 or 30/11/10. Good degree in agriculture, horticulture, rural business management, or in rel env or land-based discipline. ASK www.cornwall.ac.uk/jobs HR Recruitment Team 01209 617637 REF 3100-GUARDIAN-16/11 JOB AONB COUNTRYSIDE OFFICER (Specialist Function Officer) BE4 14/11/09 IV 2/12/09 LOC DORCHESTER PAY 28636 – 33661 FOR DORSET COUNTY COUNCIL DES Play a lead role in conserving & enhancing one of the most beautiful areas in the country by leading on land management issues & developing practical projects to encourage sustainable agriculture & forestry solutions to landscape conservation. BUT Env degree & significant rel work experience; sound understanding of rural policy, cside management & agricultural issues. Proven track record in project management & delivery & ability to engage & enthused a variety of stakeholders. ASK Ref: ES0998CJS. Chat: Tom Monro, AONB Manager, 01305 228237 [email protected] Apply: www.dorsetforyou.com/jobs REF 3101-GUARDIAN-16/11 JOB POLICY OFFICER – CLIMATE CHANGE & WATER SECURITY BE4 13/11/09 IV 23 & 25/11/09 LOC VAUXHALL, LONDON with international travel PAY Starting 40928 FOR WATERAID DES The impacts of climate change will add to the existing challenges of providing safe water & sanitation to the poor. Rapid urbanisation & unsustainable use of water resources for industry & agriculture are threatening the water security of poor communities. Help WaterAid & partners to better understand these risks & ensure the issues are addressed in national & international policy. BUT Track record of original research, analysis & advocacy to influence policies on water security & climate change. Persuasive communicator who has worked collaboratively in a variety of international contexts to bring about policy change. ASK www.wateraid.org/jobs REF 3102-GUARDIAN-9/11 JOB LANDSCAPE SPECIALIST BE4 6/11/09 LOC EXETER / SOUTHWEST REGION PAY 23300 – 29536 to 32420 FOR NATURAL ENGLAND DES Build relationships with key orgs that allow you to advocate our landscape & geodiversity policies & support recently established SW region landscape & geodiversity networks. There will also be a wide range of interesting projects to manage, targets to meet & local teams to train & support, working alongside other specialists. Advise on the landscape component of regional & subregional policy, complex agri-env schemes, land use planning casework & heritage land management. BUT Experienced in your field with working knowledge of rel legislation & policies incl the European Landscape Convention, &

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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly – www.countryside-jobs.com ideally, geodiversity. Chartered Membership of the LI pref. ASK Ref: IRC 41528. www.naturalengland.org. nd [email protected] Natural England Recruitment, Shared Services Directorate, Room 212, 2 Floor, Foss House, Kings Pool, 1-2 Peasholme Green, York YO1 7PX 0845 603 7262. (email pref). REF 3103-GUARDIAN-16/11 JOB LIVE & WORK RURAL (L&WR) SENIOR OFFICER BE4 12/11/09 (4pm) IV 19/11/09 LOC PEAK DISTRICT PAY 27052 – 29236 + car allowance FOR PEAK DISTRICT NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY DES Contract to 30/3/12. Work with individuals, local businesses, community groups & networks to help them develop new products & services, ideally based on the creative use of the high quality env as a business asset. BUT Directly rel degree or equiv (Env Studies, Business Studies etc) & a sound understanding of sustainable development principles. 3+ years’ in each of the following pref: rel experience in a co-ordination & delivery role; practical experience of negotiation with small businesses to help inspire confidence; identification of new env solutions, working with small businesses & using the natural & cultural env of the area as a business asset; budget & programme output management. ASK www.peakdistrict.gov.uk [email protected] (with postal address) 01629 816361. REF 3104-FARMERSWEEKLY-16/11 JOB RESEARCH OFFICER BE4 16/11/09 LOC READING PAY 22126 – 26394 FOR UNIVERSITY OF READING DES 2yrs fixed term starting Jan '10. Involved in the collection, analysis & processing of farm level financial & physical data. Work effectively in a small team pursuing common goals & working towards challenging deadlines. BUT Degree or HND in agriculture or rel subject. Strong communication skills & ability to establish & maintain a good impression & working relationship with the farming community. Good knowledge of all Microsoft progs, Excellent admin & organisational skills. Willingness to travel. Need to be flexible. ASK Ref: RS09045 CHAT: Rod Vaughan 0118 378 8960 / 07802 528790 [email protected] APPLY: www.reading.ac.uk/jobs Human Resources, University of Reading, Whiteknights, PO Box 217 Reading RG6 6AH 0118 378 6771 (voicemail) REF 3105-FARMERSGUARDIAN-9/11 JOB RESEARCH OFFICER BE4 6/11/09 LOC YORK PAY 19474 – 22839 pro rata FOR ASKHAM BRYAN COLLEGE DES 3yrs fixed term, 22.2 hrs per week. Collection & analysis of management data from farms in Yorkshire & Lancashire. BUT Computerate, willingness to be flexible. Self motivated, able to meet challenging deadlines & work effectively in a small team. Degree or HND in agriculture or rel subject, strong interpersonal & organisational skills. Willingness to travel. Teaching work may be available. Also required part time Tutors in Agriculture & Estate Skills on a casual basis, 20.96 per hr. ASK HR Askham Bryan College, York YO23 3FR 01904 772277 [email protected] www.askham-bryan.ac.uk REF 3106-FARMERSWEEKLY-23/11 JOB RESEARCH OFFICER BE4 19/11/09 LOC SOUTH WEST ENGLAND PAY 20600 – 25972 FOR DUCHY COLLEGE DES Collection, analysis & processing of data. Part of a small team. BUT Experience of working in agricultural position. Foundation degree / HND or equiv in agricultural rel subject. Driving licence essential. ASK www.cornwall.ac.uk/jobs 01209 617637 REF 3107-SCOTSMAN-9/11 JOB OPERATIONS FORESTER BE4 9/11/09 LOC TAY FOREST DISTRICT PAY 25788 + benefits FOR FORESTRY COMMISSION SCOTLAND DES Responsible for delivering Harvesting & Marketing & Forest Management progs & budgets. Managing contracts & sites, liaise with customers & assist in the preparation of budgets, Forest Design plans, Work Plans,& Site Planning processes. Responsible for managing a Works Supervisor. BUT HND/Degree in Forestry or equiv essential, Proven experience of Harvesting & Marketing an advantage. Computerate. ASK Ref: HR09/122 – CJS www.forestry.gov.uk/vacancies Jillian Buchan HR Operations, 231 Corstorphine Road, Edinburgh EH12 7AT. No agencies. REF 3108/9-WSEPA-2/11 LOC FORT WILLIAM & LOCHGILPHEAD BE4 29/10/09 FOR SCOTTISH ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AGENCY JOB (REF) DES Assistant Environment Protection Officer (EP87866) Fort William. Fixed term 1 year. Assistant Environment Protection Officer (EP89213) Lochgilphead. Part time. Both: To assist in the regulation & enforcement of a range of env legislation incl protection of the water env (controls on point source discharges, engineering, abstractions & impoundments), emissions from prescribed processes, storage, treatment, transfer & disposal of controlled waste (excluding radioactive) & use of sealed radioactive sources. Assess applications for env permits. BUT HNC or equiv essential. Rel degree & sound knowledge of env legislation desirable. 1+ year's pollution control experience essential. Computerate. PAY 19686 – 22165 ASK www.sepa.org.uk REF 3110-WFC-9/11 JOB FORESTRY APPRENTICE SUPERVISOR BE4 5/11/09 LOC STAPLE FITZPAINE, BLACKDOWN HILLS, SOMERSET PAY 19825 – 21932 FOR FORESTRY COMMISSION DES 2 years fixed term, extension or permanency possible. To mentor & pass on practical skills to apprentices, leading a small team delivering on a wide ranging work programme within the Neroche Forest & East Devon. BUT Diploma or equiv in forestry or land management & / or experience of all aspects of related work; working knowledge of a wide range of forestry issues. Ideally experience of working with & supervising young people & developing work programmes, & competent in MS Office. ASK Ref: HR09/112. www.forestry.gov.uk/vacancies Hilary Muirhead, [email protected] HR Services, Silvan House, 231 Corstorphine Road, Edinburgh EH12 7AT

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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly – www.countryside-jobs.com REF 3111-HORTWEEK-9/11 JOB TREE & COED CYMRU OFFICER BE4 ? LOC WREXHAM PAY 22221 – 26276 FOR WREXHAM COUNTY BOROUGH COUNCIL DES / BUT Assist with development & maintenance of Council tree stock & prepare woodland grant applications & tree planting schemes. ASK Chat: Martin Howorth, 01978 729630. Apply: 01978 292012 [email protected] www.Wrexham.gov.uk This Edition: 11 sides, 74 new paid jobs, (45 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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