Overview
In this role you will help conserve and enhance the Lincolnshire Wolds National Landscape by delivering environmental, heritage, and community projects. You will collaborate with farmers, authorities, charities and volunteers to drive landscape-scale conservation and public engagement. The position combines project development, delivery, reporting and funding coordination to generate lasting benefits for nature, climate, heritage and local communities. This is a chance to shape local landscape management within a supportive council team and a nationally significant landscape. You will work across partners to raise the profile of the landscape and contribute to a broader strategy of rural and
Pay / Benefits
- Flexible and agile working arrangements
- Access to learning and development opportunities
- Supportive and experienced team environment
- Local Government Pension Scheme membership
- Employee well-being support and staff benefits
- Opportunity to make a lasting impact within a nationally significant landscape
Responsibilities
- Develop and manage environmental, access, heritage and community projects
- Identify opportunities with partners and secure external funding
- Support project planning, implementation, monitoring and reporting
- Build and maintain strong stakeholder relationships
- Promote the work of the National Landscape through events, communications and engagement
- Review, update and coordinate delivery of the National Landscape Management Plan
- Contribute to wider council work and the Countryside Service
Key requirements
- Experience of developing or delivering projects
- Strong partnership and stakeholder engagement skills
- Excellent written and verbal communication abilities
- Good organisational and time-management skills
- Ability to manage competing priorities and work independently
- Experience of preparing reports, monitoring information and funding-related documentation
- Knowledge of environmental, countryside, conservation, heritage or rural development issues
- A relevant qualification in environmental, countryside management, geography, ecology, heritage or related discipline would be advantageous
- Enthusiastic and proactive
- Collaborative working
- Organised and self-driven
- Project development and delivery
- Stakeholder engagement
- Funding-related documentation
Lincolnshire Wolds Project Officer employer: Environmentjob
At the Walk Wheel Cycle Trust, we pride ourselves on being an exceptional employer that champions a positive work culture and values employee wellbeing. With flexible working options, generous leave policies, and a commitment to professional growth, we empower our team to make a meaningful impact on the National Cycle Network while enjoying a supportive environment. Join us in our mission to promote active travel and be part of a collaborative team that values equity and continuous learning.
