Ayrshire Rivers Trust (ART) -2 vacancies
1) Seasonal Invasive Weeds Officer
ART is an independent charity, working throughout Ayrshire to improve the sustainable management and conservation of freshwater fisheries through research, education and habitat management.
The trust currently requires a Seasonal Invasive Weeds Officer, to promote the sustainable control of invasive non-native plant species within Ayrshire. ART have entered into an EU part funded project from 2010 – 14, the name of this project is ‘Controlling priority invasive non-native riparian plants and restoring native biodiversity (CIRB)’. ART are looking for a seasonal officer to help deliver the aims of this project during the control months. Key roles include monitoring contractors, awareness raising and control of the invasive non-native species.
The ideal candidate will be physically fit, as they will be lifting heavy equipment, highly motivated, have knowledge or experience working outdoors. Understanding of surveying techniques would be advantageous, but not essential. Good written and oral skills along with a full clean driving license are essential. This position is for a 5 months full-time contract (May – Sep) with a salary of £15,000.00 pro rata.
Application forms are available from: www.ayrshireriverstrust.org – Job Describtion
2) Carrick Invasives Project Officer
To promote the sustainable control of invasive non-native species within the Carrick area. Included within the project area will be both Girvan and Stinchar catchments and coastal burns surrounding the area. Key roles include engaging and managing volunteers within the communities, awareness raising and control of the invasive non-native species.
The ideal candidate will hold a good degree in an environment or science discipline, with additional relevant work experience. They will be physically fit, as they will be lifting heavy equipment.Good written and oral skills are essential, and experience managing volunteers would be an advantage. This position is for a 2 year full-time contract, beginning in April with a starting salary of £19,000.00 with a 6% pension contribution.
Application forms are available from: www.ayrshireriverstrust.org - Job Description
Closing date for both vacancies is Monday 5th March & applicants should be available for Interview on Friday 9th March
Development Officer, Institute of Fisheries Management
The Institute of Fisheries Management (IFM) is an international based organisation of fisheries professionals sharing a common interest in the modern management of recreational and commercial fisheries. The IFM is dedicated to the advancement of sustainable fisheries management in all its forms.
The IFM is seeking a Development Officer to devise and deliver services and initiatives for the Institute, with the outcome of increasing membership and income. The Development Officer will work with the branches of the Institute and Specialist Sections to organise events, either locally or nationally. The Development Officer will also identify skills and training needs of the fisheries management industry and assist the IFM to ensure provision of suitable training.
Closing Date: 9th March
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