The RSPB Centre for Conservation Science in the England & Wales team invites applications for a scientist to lead a programme of upland Whinchat research. The role is UK-based with flexible location but anchored to England for five months in 2027.
You will blend desk analyses with fieldwork to assess how land management and environmental gradients affect breeding productivity, survival and occurrence, with workshops and peer-reviewed outputs.
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Upland Conservation Scientist: Whinchat Research Lead employer: Malaysianwildlife
NatureScot is an exceptional employer, offering a supportive and inclusive work environment that prioritises employee well-being and professional growth. With a strong commitment to sustainability and biodiversity, employees have the unique opportunity to contribute to Scotland's net zero targets while enjoying benefits such as a civil service pension scheme, generous holiday allowances, and flexible working arrangements. Located in Scotland, this role not only allows for meaningful engagement with marine energy initiatives but also fosters collaboration with diverse stakeholders, making it a rewarding place to advance your career in environmental conservation.
