At a Glance
- Tasks: Join our Board to guide biodiversity data and governance initiatives.
- Company: TWIC, a leading environmental charity in Scotland.
- Benefits: Make a meaningful impact on biodiversity and community engagement.
- Other info: Collaborative environment with passionate individuals dedicated to conservation.
- Why this job: Shape the future of biodiversity data while supporting ecological initiatives.
- Qualifications: Experience in finance, governance, PR, or fundraising; ecology background preferred.
The predicted salary is between 50000 - 70000 £ per year.
We are seeking two new directors to fill vacancies in our Board of Directors.
We are particularly looking for applications from individuals with expertise or experience in finance, charity governance, public relations/communications, and fundraising.
Previous experience working in ecology or the wider biodiversity network, including as a service user of Local Environmental Records Centre (LERC) data, would be desirable.
The Wildlife Information Centre (TWIC) is an environmental charity with an established reputation for excellence in the provision of biodiversity data within south-east and part of central Scotland.
With 3.6 FTE staff plus volunteers, TWIC currently holds 4.57 million species records as well as extensive habitats and designated sites information.
Our programme of events supports new and existing recorders and stimulates interest in biological recording among the wider public.
As a Director and Charity Trustee, you will be able to contribute to the success and future development of the organisation and help ensure TWIC meets its legal and charitable obligations. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Board Director – Biodiversity Data & Governance employer: The Wildlife Information Centre
The Wildlife Information Centre (TWIC) is an exceptional employer, offering a unique opportunity to contribute to biodiversity conservation in a collaborative and supportive environment. With a strong focus on employee growth and community engagement, TWIC fosters a culture of inclusivity and innovation, making it an ideal place for passionate individuals to make a meaningful impact in the field of ecology. Located in the heart of south-east Scotland, employees benefit from a vibrant work atmosphere and the chance to work alongside dedicated professionals and volunteers committed to preserving our natural heritage.
Contact Details:
The Wildlife Information Centre Recruitment Team
