Wales Marsh Fritillary Recovery Project Officer

Wales Marsh Fritillary Restoration Challenge Officer (Fastened time period)

Contract: Fastened Time period till December 2025

Hours: 37 hours per week (1fte)

Location: House based mostly / versatile, with frequent journey throughout South and West Wales and
occasional to North West Wales.

Wage: Grade C, wage vary £28,148 to £32,519 pa (depending on expertise), plus 8% employer
pension contribution

This undertaking is funded by the Nature Networks Programme. It’s being delivered by the Heritage
Fund, on behalf of the Welsh Authorities.

We’re in search of an enthusiastic, pushed, and self-motivated particular person to hitch Butterfly
Conservation as Wales Marsh Fritillary Restoration Challenge Officer.

The perfect candidate may have expertise of main volunteers on species and habitat surveys
and liaising with accomplice organisations and personal landowners. They can even have the ability to use
GIS mapping to create spatial knowledge to tell future conservation efforts.

On this position you would be working with companions and landowners, main and coordinating volunteers
enterprise metapopulation surveys and habitat assessments of core Marsh Fritillary websites to
replace mapping layers. This may create a landscape-scale focus, figuring out alternatives to
create suggestions and costed plans for habitat connectivity tasks.

The profitable candidate can even assist create a ‘Marsh Fritillary Restoration Partnership’ with
key stakeholders throughout Wales.

If this sounds just like the position for you, and also you aspire to work inside landscape-scale
conservation, please go to the Butterfly Conservation web site the place you could find a full job
description.

Candidates should have the best to work within the UK.

Time limit: Noon Monday 22 April 2024

Interviews will happen within the week commencing 29 April 2024

Why select Butterfly Conservation?

We imagine our work has by no means been extra essential.

Wildlife is in steep decline throughout the UK and over three-quarters of butterflies and
two-thirds of moths are declining. We recognise it wants an important crew with all kinds of
abilities to sort out the issues going through butterflies, moths and the surroundings.

Our workers and volunteers are proud to be a part of Butterfly Conservation and are devoted to
making a distinction to the surroundings we reside in. We perceive the significance of sustaining
and increasing our professional and valued crew of individuals and provide a variety of roles situated throughout
the UK, from the peat bogs in Scotland to the publish room in Dorset.

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