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Job title: Seasonal Ecologist Location: Birmingham Salary: 25,000 - 28,000 6 month contract, with the potential to turn permanent I am keen to speak with Graduate/Seasonal Ecologists, based in the West Midlands, who are on the lookout for a new opportunity and available for the coming survey season. The successful candidate will assist with habitat and protected species surveys, whilst working at a multi-disciplinary consultancy, with a great reputation and varied projects. Requirements: Relevant degree e.g. Ecology, Environmental Studies, Conservations etc An understanding of UK habitats and survey methodologies Willingness to travel within UK Midlands Good communication skills Flexible and proactive approach to work Ability to work independently and as part of a team Full UK driving license Responsibilities Conducting protected species surveys Supporting the preparation of Biodiversity Net Gain assessments and report Inputting and managing ecological data Liasing with project managers, client and other member of the team Ensuring compliance with UK legislation and best practice What's on offer Salary between 25,000 - 28,000 Health cash plan Training & professional development Hybrid & flexible working Potential for contract extension for a permanent job offer

Please note, this role does not provide sponsorship. Applications requiring sponsorship or without a background as an ECOLOGIST will be rejected. Project Coordinator - Ecology (Office-Based, Oxfordshire or Hybrid) I m recruiting for a newly created Project Coordinator position with an established and forward-thinking ecological consultancy. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who wants to remain closely involved in ecological projects but step away from fieldwork and into a structured, office-based coordination role. The company has built a strong model for developing early-career ecologists - bringing in interns and seasonal staff and training them up into consultant-level roles. This new Project Coordinator role has been introduced to bridge the gap between ecologists and clients, ensuring projects run smoothly and that junior staff are properly supported as they develop both technical and consultancy skills. In this role, you d manage projects, liaise directly with clients, and mentor junior ecologists acting as assistant project managers. They ll handle surveys and fieldwork, while you coordinate delivery, review reports and quotes, and oversee communication with clients - keeping junior team members looped in so they can learn the ropes. It s a 9-5 office-based role (no fieldwork required) , though hybrid working is available. Because the position is brand new, there s plenty of scope to shape it and make it your own. The role includes: Project management and coordination of survey schedules Acting as the main point of contact for clients and the internal team Overseeing quotes, project documentation, and report reviews (especially if CIEEM qualified) Supporting and mentoring junior ecologists Helping refine internal processes as the role evolves Who this would suit: This would be ideal for a Senior Ecologist who enjoys organisation, mentoring, and communication, but wants to move away from fieldwork into a more structured, strategic position. Essential Skills & Experience: Strong enthusiasm for ecology and environmental work Solid understanding of UK habitat and protected species surveys Good grasp of survey design, mitigation, and best practice Confident communicator with clients and colleagues alike Organised, proactive, and collaborative Experience producing quotes and managing project delivery Desirable: Full or eligible member of CIEEM Strong report writing skills Degree in an ecology-related subject Previous line management or mentoring experience Business development or networking experience Benefits include: Competitive salary and pension Apple computer and iPhone Paid professional memberships Unlimited internal and external training budget Staff-nominated bonus scheme Unlimited annual leave and flexible working Genuine progression opportunities within a growing consultancy The role is based within commuting distance of Oxfordshire , with the option of hybrid working.

Project Coordinator - Ecology (Office-Based, Oxfordshire or Hybrid) Please note: A background in Ecology is considered essential for this role. I'm recruiting for a newly created Project Coordinator position with an established and forward-thinking ecological consultancy. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who wants to remain closely involved in ecological projects but step away from fieldwork and into a structured, office-based coordination role. The company has built a strong model for developing early-career ecologists - bringing in interns and seasonal staff and training them up into consultant-level roles. This new Project Coordinator role has been introduced to bridge the gap between ecologists and clients, ensuring projects run smoothly and that junior staff are properly supported as they develop both technical and consultancy skills. In this role, you'd manage projects, liaise directly with clients, and mentor junior ecologists acting as assistant project managers. They'll handle surveys and fieldwork, while you coordinate delivery, review reports and quotes, and oversee communication with clients - keeping junior team members looped in so they can learn the ropes. It's a 9-5 office-based role (no fieldwork required) , though hybrid working is available. Because the position is brand new, there's plenty of scope to shape it and make it your own. The role includes: Project management and coordination of survey schedules Acting as the main point of contact for clients and the internal team Overseeing quotes, project documentation, and report reviews (especially if CIEEM qualified) Supporting and mentoring junior ecologists Helping refine internal processes as the role evolves Who this would suit: This would be ideal for a Senior Ecologist who enjoys organisation, mentoring, and communication, but wants to move away from fieldwork into a more structured, strategic position. Essential Skills & Experience: Strong enthusiasm for ecology and environmental work Solid understanding of UK habitat and protected species surveys Good grasp of survey design, mitigation, and best practice Confident communicator with clients and colleagues alike Organised, proactive, and collaborative Experience producing quotes and managing project delivery Desirable: Full or eligible member of CIEEM Strong report writing skills Degree in an ecology-related subject Previous line management or mentoring experience Business development or networking experience Benefits include: Competitive salary and pension Apple computer and iPhone Paid professional memberships Unlimited internal and external training budget Staff-nominated bonus scheme Unlimited annual leave and flexible working Genuine progression opportunities within a growing consultancy The role is based within commuting distance of Oxfordshire , with the option of hybrid working.

Job title: Seasonal Ecologist Location: Wolverhampton Salary: 25,000 - 28,000 6 month contract, with the potential to turn permanent I am keen to speak with Graduate/Seasonal Ecologists, based in the West Midlands, who are on the lookout for a new opportunity and available for the coming survey season. The successful candidate will assist with habitat and protected species surveys, whilst working at a multi-disciplinary consultancy, with a great reputation and varied projects. Requirements: Relevant degree e.g. Ecology, Environmental Studies, Conservations etc An understanding of UK habitats and survey methodologies Willingness to travel within UK Midlands Good communication skills Flexible and proactive approach to work Ability to work independently and as part of a team Full UK driving license Responsibilities Conducting protected species surveys Supporting the preparation of Biodiversity Net Gain assessments and report Inputting and managing ecological data Liasing with project managers, client and other member of the team Ensuring compliance with UK legislation and best practice What's on offer Salary between 25,000 - 28,000 Health cash plan Training & professional development Hybrid & flexible working Potential for contract extension for a permanent job offer

Our Manchester based client requires two new people to join their team; both an experienced Ecologist and Biodiversity Consultant The successful candidate will be responsible for leading, managing and delivering ecology projects across a range of challenging and exciting schemes to the highest quality, drawing upon field experience and knowledge of the planning system. A technical focus is required, with excellent delivery experience and strong project management and communication skills. An inspiring approach and the ability to lead and manage staff is required. You will be a key contributor in developing and supporting the growth of the team to achieve business plan targets. Key responsibilities The successful candidate will be responsible for (but not limited to): Leading a portfolio of interesting and complex ecological projects from initial client liaison through to completion Managing and organising sub consultants and seasonal workforce as required Undertaking field work including surveying habitats and protected species Ecological Clerk of Works activities Writing, overseeing and completing qualty checks of technical reports Mentoring and managing enthusiastic Ecologists by adopting a creative and an inspiring approach Contributing to business development activities including client relationships Maintaining quality and Health and Safety standards Demonstrating efficient and profitable delivery A minimum of 3-5 years' experience as a consultant Ecologist A relevant degree Full member of CIEEM or plans to gain Excellent knowledge of UK and EC wildlife legislation and policy including experience of practical application of mitigation requirements for protected species 1-2 years' experience undertaking Biodiversity Net Gain assessments, with a solid understanding of the Biodiversity Metric and all relevant policy A degree-level qualification in ecology or relevant environmental subject