Conservation Trainees, Buckinghamshire

BBOWT protects wildlife on more than 80 reserves and promotes nature conservation throughout our region. We are recruiting two trainees to join our Buckinghamshire team, delivering a programme of works across all of our Buckinghamshire reserves.  Tasks range from fencing and tree felling to species survey and livestock management. Alongside the day-to-day learning experiences on practical tasks, you will receive a substantial amount of external and internal training covering habitat management, species ID and surveying; this will include NPTC certification in CS30 & CS31 Felling small trees and a First Aid at Work certificate. Limited travel expenses are also available. 

The positions would suit those wishing to develop the skills required to follow a career in the wildlife and countryside sector.  Applicants should have a keen interest inUK wildlife conservation, a good level of physical fitness, and be willing to supervise and lead volunteers.  Relevant volunteering experience is desirable; please see the Role Description for a full list of essential and desirable criteria.  A commitment of 3 days per week for 6-12 months is essential. Work days are Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,8.30 am - 4.30 pm. 

Closing date:  Friday 3^rd May 9am
 
Interviews:  Tuesday 14^th May atCollegeLake nr Tring, Bucks. 

CVs will not be accepted. For an application form or more information please visit our website http://www.bbowt.org.uk/what-we-do/traineeships, contact us on 01865 775476 or e-mail volunteeringjobs@bbowt.org.uk