Id Job: 316e314
Our ambitions for Nature Recovery, Climate Adaptation, Carbon Sequestration and Sustainable Land Management are huge.
We want landscapes with more nature, that are accessible to more people, and that helps to address the climate crisis. If you have experience in delivering better outcomes for nature, we want you to help us achieve this vision.
For more information or a chat about the role, please contact Emma Hay, Nature Conservation Adviser, at emma.hay@nationaltrust.org.uk
What it's like to work here:You’ll be working with passionate people and inspiring places, with the opportunity to make a difference every day, as part of a wider multi-disciplinary consultancy team which shares a clear focus and commitment to our core purpose as a built heritage and natural environment charity.
We look after over 14000ha of land in the East of England, including incredible places for wildlife such as Ashridge Estate, Blakeney Point, Orford Ness and Wicken Fen, striving to ensure they are rich in biodiversity and amazing for our visitors - You’ll cover these portfolios across the region and many more and will travel to properties on a weekly basis.
Your contractual location is flexible, we're happy for you to work at any of our regional hubs or properties, that are appropriate for this role. There will be an opportunity to explore and agree a hybrid working arrangement, which strike the right balance for you and the Trust.
As this role involves regular travel please think about how you’d be able to get to work, before you apply for this job.
What you'll be doing:You'll support our regional Nature Conservation Adviser and other internal consultants, in providing high quality nature conservation advice, primarily to site managers and our property teams.
Using your expertise in habitat surveying, mapping skills, and habitat assessments you'll help others understand the biological significance of our land. Often supporting, training, and mentoring teams and volunteers to take part in national wildlife monitoring schemes.
You’ll provide clear and sound advice on a wide range of conservation matters, including habitat management and creation. You'll produce habitat management plans to facilitate and guide standard process on properties.
You'll advise property teams, particularly Trust Building Surveyors, using your experience of protected species protection/mitigation to assist and in dealing appropriately with situations which arise concerning legally protected wildlife.
Who we're looking forWe'd love to hear from you, if you have the following:
The packageThe National Trust has the motto ‘For everyone, for ever’ at its heart. We’re working hard to create an inclusive culture, where everyone feels they belong. It’s important that our people reflect and represent the diversity of the communities and audiences we serve. We welcome and value difference, so when we say we’re for everyone, we want everyone to be welcome in our teams too.
