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Member of the Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC)

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Sectors Terrestrial / Aquatic Ecology & Conservation
Location Scotland (Central) - UK
Salary Additional Information 10 days per annum; remuneration of £249.74 per day.
Type Temporary / Contract / Seasonal
Status Part Time / Per Day
Level Senior Level
Deadline 16/03/2017
Company Name Scottish Natural Heritage
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Email recruitment@snh.gov.uk
Website Further Details / Applications
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Directory Entry : We work with Scotland's people to care for our natural heritage- it's a global asset, and provides resources that are vital for life. We promote its care and improvement, its responsible enjoyment, its greater understanding and appreciation, and its sustainable use, now and for future generations.
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Scottish Natural Heritage is the leading public body responsible for advising Ministers on matters relating to the natural heritage. The natural environment is a key asset that underpins Scotland’s wealth, health and quality of life. Our job is to conserve this resource, to promote its sustainable management and to encourage people to access and enjoy it responsibly.

Member of the Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC)

Term of appointment until 1 August 2020

10 days per annum; remuneration of £249.74 per day.

Sound research and informed scientific advice form an essential basis for many of the practical and policy decisions that the SNH Board is required to make in the course of its deliberations. As part of SNH’s SAC you will provide scientific advice and technical expertise to the SNH Board and staff – helping to reinforce SNH’s credibility. You will demonstrate scientific leadership and/or expertise at a strategic level. Applications are in particularly welcomed from people with a background in several Scottish habitats and faunal groups, and a diversity of research interests relevant to SNH’s remit, in particular:

Freshwater ecology, marine renewables, mammal ecology, climate change, health and the environment, animal welfare, social sciences, economics and/or genetics.

For more information regarding the post please visit: here or www.snhjobs.co.uk

For an application form please contact: Nikki Clark,

HR Services, SNH, Great Glen House, Leachkin Road, Inverness IV3 8NW.

Telephone: 01463 725182

E-mail: recruitment@snh.gov.uk

Closing date for applications: midnight on 16th March 2017.

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