Discover Conservation Worker
Average Salary
£18,000 - £30,000
Work Location
Office/Remote/On-site
About this Job
Eager to help the environment, Conservation Workers protect, manage and enhance the local environment – including grassland, woodland, rivers, forests, coasts and mountains near the railway. They provide advice and recommendations to decision-makers, raise awareness of environmental issues and contribute to the creation of action plans.
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Typical duties include:
- Monitor and maintain the health of natural ecosystems
- Conduct surveys and collect data
- Work with local communities to develop and implement conservation plans
Qualifications
- GCSE grades A*-C
- A-Levels in sciences, such as Biology and Geography
- Environmental Science, Biology or relevant Bachelor’s Degree
- Level 4 NVQ or equivalent T Level in Environmental Science, Biology or related subject
- Level 6 Diploma or equivalent Degree Apprenticeship in Environmental Science, Biology or related subject
Skills
- Analytical thinking
- Interest in the environment
- Problem-solving
- Relationship-building
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