Forestry - Wildlife Biologist Aide
Forestry – Wildlife Biologist Aide
An opportunity is available for a Wildlife Biologist Aide to support field-based forestry and wildlife conservation activities. The role will suit someone with a strong interest in ecology, habitat management and responsible land stewardship, who is comfortable working outdoors in varied weather and terrain.
Key responsibilities
- Assist with wildlife surveys, habitat assessments and ecological monitoring across woodland and rural sites.
- Support the identification, recording and mapping of plant and animal species, including signs of protected or sensitive wildlife.
- Collect, label and maintain accurate field data, photographs, samples and observation records.
- Help prepare equipment, survey materials and vehicles for fieldwork, ensuring they are clean, serviceable and safely stored.
- Assist with habitat improvement, invasive species control and other practical conservation tasks.
- Enter and organise survey information using standard databases, spreadsheets or geographic information systems.
- Follow approved survey methods, risk assessments, environmental procedures and relevant wildlife legislation.
- Work collaboratively with biologists, forestry staff, contractors and members of the public when required.
About you
You will ideally have a qualification or practical experience in wildlife biology, ecology, forestry, environmental science or a related subject. Knowledge of native species, woodland habitats and basic ecological survey techniques would be advantageous. Familiarity with GPS equipment, mapping software, spreadsheets or wildlife recording systems is also desirable.
You must be able to identify and record information accurately, communicate clearly and work reliably as part of a field team. The position involves walking for extended periods, carrying equipment and working on uneven or remote ground. A practical, safety-conscious approach and a willingness to learn are essential.
What is offered
This role provides valuable experience in applied wildlife management and forestry conservation, with opportunities to develop field skills, ecological knowledge and professional experience. Training and guidance will be provided where appropriate. Applicants should demonstrate enthusiasm for protecting biodiversity and a commitment to high-quality, ethical fieldwork.
Forestry - Wildlife Biologist Aide
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