Seagrass Project Officer
Kintyre Coastal Network
EAST KINTYRE SEAGRASS PROJECT. PROJECT OFFICER (PART-TIME)
Kintyre Coastal Network (KCN) are seeking to appoint a Project Officer for an exciting new seagrass survey & restoration project, Part of Seagrass Meadows Scotland. The ideal candidate will have enthusiasm for marine conservation, and experience in practical conservation work, project management and working with volunteers.
As part of a small friendly team, the role will include: surveying seagrass and potential restoration sites; collection, propagation and planting of seagrass; and keeping the project to time and budget. This project is supported by the Scottish Marine Environmental Enhancement Fund (SMEEF) and South Kintyre Development Trust, will run until 31st March 2028.
Location: Carradale and Torrisdale, East Kintyre.
Salary: £11,700 (£29,250 pro-rata). Fixed term until 31 March 2028.
Hours: 16 hours per week (0.4 FTE), with flexible hours required to suit project goals.
Additional hours may be available for wider KCN work depending on further funding and experience.
Closing date 16th of May 2025. Interviews second week in June 2025.
About Kintyre Coastal Network
Kintyre Coastal Network is a small volunteer group in Scotland dedicated to protecting the coastal marine environment in Kintyre. The group runs projects such as cultivating seagrass, beach cleanings, and surveys. Our team is passionate about preserving the natural beauty of the coastline and educating the community about its importance. We stand out through our commitment to hands-on conservation efforts and fostering a deeper understanding of coastal ecosystems.
Kintyre Coastal Network is a small volunteer group in Scotland dedicated to protecting the coastal marine environment in Kintyre. The group runs projects such as cultivating seagrass, beach cleanings, and surveys. Our team is passionate about preserving the natural beauty of the coastline and educating the community about its importance. We stand out through our commitment to hands-on conservation efforts and fostering a deeper understanding of coastal ecosystems.
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