At a Glance
- Tasks: Conduct vital research to help save Britain's fastest declining bird species.
- Company: Durham Wildlife Trust, dedicated to wildlife conservation.
- Benefits: Competitive salary and hands-on experience in wildlife research.
- Other info: Short-term role with impactful conservation work in a supportive team.
- Why this job: Join the fight to protect Willow Tits and make a real difference.
- Qualifications: Experience in bird identification and ringing activities preferred.
The predicted salary is between 44550 - 54450 £ per year.
Salary: £30,633
Term: Full time for 3 months.
Location: Rainton Meadows, DH4 6PU
We are pleased to offer this exciting role at the heart of the national fight to save Britain's fastest declining resident bird species. As the Willow Tit Research Officer you will undertake key ringing activities of Willow Tit adults and juveniles at three sites in Wearside and Durham. You will be expected to be able to identify Willow Tit and plan and undertake ringing activity through the deployment of mist netting.
Willow Tit Research Officer with Durham Wildlife Trust in West Rainton employer: Wildlife Film Network Group
Durham Wildlife Trust is an exceptional employer dedicated to conservation and the protection of wildlife, offering a collaborative work culture that fosters passion and commitment to environmental causes. Employees benefit from hands-on experience in vital research activities, with opportunities for professional growth and development in a supportive team environment located in the beautiful Rainton Meadows. Join us in making a meaningful impact on the preservation of Britain's wildlife while enjoying the unique advantages of working in a nature-focused organisation.
Contact Details:
Wildlife Film Network Group Recruitment Team
