Are you an experienced Ecologist with drive and ambition? We offer a unique opportunity to join our passionate team, collaborating with progressive clients on diverse projects across the UK, with the ...

The role would ideally suit candidates who have graduated within the last couple of years and are looking to gain experience in Ecological Consultancy. The Graduate Ecologist role involves assisting ...

Are you enthused about nature recovery and biodiversity? Do you thrive in a busy and dynamic environment where your ecological expertise can make a real impact? If so, we want to hear from ...

We are looking for a Consultant Ecologist to join our growing team based in the North East and Yorkshire. As part of the team you will enjoy autonomy and flexibility in your work, while being part of ...

The administrative area of Sunderland City Council supports a diverse range of habitats, from ancient woodlands and unimproved grasslands to sandy beaches and sea cliffs, and the species ...

Do you want to be part of a team tackling the climate emergency and ecological crisis? Are you passionate about delivering impactful sustainability projects in a dynamic and forward-thinking ...

The post will involve working as part of a small team, undertaking and coordinating field work such as habitat surveys, species surveys, mapping vegetation communities and assessing site ...

The post will involve working as part of a small team, typically working on strategic planning policy and assessments for local authorities, as well as assessment work and guidance for statutory ...

Cotswold District Council is seeking a passionate and knowledgeable Biodiversity Officer to play a key role in protecting and enhancing the district’s natural environment. This is a vital post ...

We’re looking for someone with knowledge of great crested newt ecology, wildlife legislation and the planning system, who is well-organised, a good communicator and able to carry out a variety of ...

Great crested newts have declined dramatically in the UK over the last 50 years and although still widespread across lowland England they are no longer common. Despite protection under UK and European ...