Wild Spaces Officer

Contract: Everlasting
Hours: 37 hours per week (1fte)
Location: Distant / Hybrid
Wage: Grade C, wage vary £28,148 to £32,519 pa (depending on expertise), plus 8% employer
pension contribution

Are you captivated with partaking and galvanizing individuals to hook up with nature and serving to
sort out inexperienced house deprivation in communities throughout the UK?

Wild Areas is Butterfly Conservation’s flagship engagement programme. It gives a easy and
simple manner for everybody to get entangled and make a distinction to assist butterflies and moths.

Wild Areas are throughout us. They’re the flowers in our window bins, the pots on our
patios, the patches of weeds in our gardens or allotments, and the wildflower meadows in our
churchyards and parks. They supply house for nature to thrive and locations for individuals to entry
and luxuriate in.

Butterfly Conservation has set a strategic objective to create 100,000 Wild Areas by 2026,
together with by way of supply of flagship initiatives throughout the UK.

This position will coordinate the event and supply of our Wild Areas Programme by engaged on
a variety of initiatives and actions.

Candidates will need to have the fitting to work within the UK.

Cut-off date: Noon 19 April 2024

Interviews will happen within the week commencing 29 April 2024

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

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 workforce with all kinds of
expertise to sort out the issues dealing with 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 stay in. We perceive the significance of sustaining
and increasing our knowledgeable and valued workforce of individuals and provide a variety of roles positioned throughout
the UK, from the peat bogs in Scotland to the submit room in Dorset.

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