Assistant Peatland Reserves Recovery Officer - Bolton, United Kingdom - Royal Society of Wildlife Trusts

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Closing date:
Monday 21 August 2023- Salary: £24,252.00 per annum

  • Contract type: Fixed term / Working hours: Full time
  • Location: Bolton ERC, Bury Road, Bolton, BL2 5DH
  • Would you like to be part of a team delivering pioneering and nationally significant peatland restoration?Lancashire Wildlife Trust has been working on peatland restoration in Lancashire, Manchester and North Merseyside for over 20 years, and our awardwinning Peatlands Programme is driving forward a coordinated approach to raise awareness of our peatland's importance and build resilience for their future protection. As part of this we manage a dozen sites, both owned by the Trust and on behalf of regional partners. We are looking for an Assistant Peatland Reserves Recovery Officer to work alongside the Peatland Reserves Recovery Officer to assist with the ongoing management and maintenance of these sites to support their longterm recovery.


This exciting and varied role will suit those who love spending the majority of their time outdoors and are passionate about safeguarding our peatlands for the future.

It will include assisting with the delivery of a range of wetland habitat restoration works, the recruitment & management of volunteers, conducting habitat & species monitoring, and engaging local communities to raise awareness of the precious peatlands on their doorstep.

The Diversity Monitoring form can be completed by clicking here

(CV's will not be considered - No Agencies)


Closing Date:
Monday 21st August 2023

Interviews: 24/25th August 2023

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