b Overview /b p In this role you will support the Biological Heritage Sites (Lancashires County Wildlife Sites) system and assist the ecologists with data management, administration and stakeholder engagement. You will gain insight into ecological practices, land management, and conservation efforts in Lancashire. The position offers a chance to contribute to nature recovery through hands-on data work and collaboration with a range of partners. You will work within the BHS team and contribute to environmental records and site surveys. /p b Responsibilities /b ul li Maintain and update the Biological Heritage Sites (BHS) system /li li Support the work of BHS ecologists /li li Manage data and GIS-related tasks /li li Assist with rolling programme of site surveys /li li Provide land management advice and information on grants and support /li li Engage with a range of organisations and individuals /li li Contribute to the environmental records management within LERN /li /ul b Key requirements /b ul li excellent data management skills (including GIS) /li li organised, self-motivated and methodical /li li good communication and people skills /li li familiarity with nature conservation, ecology, land management and/or nature-friendly farming /li /ul ul li communication /li li attention to detail /li li organisation /li li team collaboration /li li GIS /li li data management /li /ul
Technical Support 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.
