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Hirify AI/Оригинал
TL;DR
District Ecologist (Ecology/Conservation): Managing nature recovery across protected sites and forest landscapes with an accent on ecological advice, monitoring programmes, conservation management, and sustainable forestry. Focus on designing evidence-based management plans, coordinating nature recovery operations and contracts, and building partnerships with conservation organisations, landowners, and academic institutions.
Location: Initially based at hirify.global’s Yorkshire Office in Pickering, moving to the Dalby Forest Office in spring/summer 2028. Regular travel across hirify.global’s estate in Yorkshire and occasional travel outside Yorkshire for meetings are required.
Salary: £35,039 per annum.
Company
hirify.global manages forests and landscapes, supports wildlife and nature recovery, and produces sustainable timber as part of the Civil Service.
What you will do
Provide expert ecological advice for forest management, wildlife, people, and climate objectives.
Develop and implement management plans for protected sites and guide ecological aspects of operational and long-term forest planning.
Coordinate the planning and delivery of nature recovery operations across more than 1,000 hectares of SSSIs and 2,000 hectares of ancient woodland.
Design and oversee monitoring programmes and analyse evidence to inform land management decisions.
Manage nature recovery projects and contracts, and build partnerships with conservation organisations, landowners, and academic institutions.
Support volunteering and develop public engagement approaches to improve understanding of the forests.
Requirements
Ability to provide accurate spoken English.
Relevant experience and career history, demonstrated through a 200-word statement.
Ability to meet the role’s ecological, monitoring, conservation management, and sustainable forestry responsibilities.
Ability to work across the Yorkshire estate and undertake occasional travel outside Yorkshire, including overnight stays when required.
Successful completion of a criminal record check and the government baseline personnel security standard check.
Culture & Benefits
Fixed-term appointment until March 2029, with possible extension or permanency but no guarantee.
37 hours per week within a supportive Yorkshire team and a national network of ecologists and nature recovery specialists.
Civil Service Defined Benefit Pension Scheme with an average employer contribution of 28.97%.
25 days of annual leave, increasing to 30 days with service, plus bank holidays and other additional days off.
Benefits discounts, free parking at hirify.global sites, and free entry to the National Arboretums at Westonbirt and Bedgebury.
Career development, continuing professional development, individual learning plans, and sponsored professional-body membership.
Hiring process
Submit a 200-word statement on relevant experience and career history plus a personal statement of no more than 500 words.
Interview assessment covers Changing and improving, Working together, Delivering at pace, and Making effective decisions.
Successful candidates undergo required security checks; eligible non-leading candidates may be placed on a reserve list.
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