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Title

Species Protection Officer

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Sectors Terrestrial / Aquatic Ecology & Conservation
Location Scotland (South) - UK
Town/City Falls of Clyde
Salary Additional Information £13,000 - £15,000 per annum
Type Temporary / Contract / Seasonal
Status Full Time
Level First Level
Deadline 01/02/2010
Company Name Scottish Wildlife Trust
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Directory Entry : The Scottish Wildlife Trust has over 36,000 members throughout the country, and aims to protect Scotland's wildlife for the benefit of present and future generations.
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Description

Working at the popular Falls of Clyde wildlife reserve between March and July, the post holder will organise and manage Operation Peregrine and represent SWT on this busy site (10,000 visitors to Operation Peregrine in 2009). Duties include:

" Setting up Operation Peregrine 2010, including site fencing, interpretation, telescopes, cctv systems and caravan
" Staffing Operation Peregrine for 5 days/nights per week (staying in basic accommodation onsite overnight) from April to June
" Maintaining a 24hr presence on site to protect the nesting peregrines (staff & volunteers)
" Talking to visitors about the peregrines and SWT
" Organising, managing and training volunteers
" Membership recruitment
" Maintaining the site and accommodation in a clean and tidy condition
" Taking donations and shop sales
" Regularly updating the Visitor Centre and SWT website diary

Good communication and presentation skills, self motivation and a knowledge of peregrine falcons are essential. The position will require long working days with basic accommodation provided on site with weekend, evenings and public holiday working.

Duration: Ranger posts will be for c6 months starting March 2010 (final dates to be confirmed with successful candidates). Osprey and Peregrine Protection Officers posts will be for approx 8 - 12 weeks respectively and their appointment and length of contract will depend on the birds' migration/breeding behaviours.

Salary: £13,000 - £15,000 per annum depending on experience and responsibilities afforded each post.

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