Field Biologist An exciting opportunity is available for a Field Biologist to support ecological surveys, environmental monitoring and... Read more
An exciting opportunity is available for a Field Biologist to support ecological surveys, environmental monitoring and field-based research across a range of habitats. The role will suit a practical and motivated professional who enjoys working outdoors, collecting reliable data and contributing to evidence-led environmental projects.
You will plan and undertake field surveys, record species and habitat information, and assist with the assessment of ecological conditions. The position involves regular travel to varied sites, sometimes in remote locations, and may require early starts, evening work or overnight stays during seasonal survey periods.
Key responsibilities Conduct flora, fauna, habitat and ecological surveys in accordance with relevant guidance and legislation. Collect, manage and quality-check field data using standard recording methods, GPS equipment and digital databases. Prepare clear field notes, survey reports, maps and supporting documentation. Identify species where appropriate and escalate significant findings or potential ecological risks. Support environmental impact assessments, mitigation planning and habitat management activities. Maintain survey equipment and ensure all fieldwork is completed safely and professionally. Work collaboratively with colleagues, contractors, landowners and other external stakeholders. About youYou will have a degree or equivalent qualification in biology, ecology, environmental science or a related subject, together with practical experience of fieldwork and biological recording. A sound understanding of UK habitats, protected species and relevant environmental legislation is desirable.
Strong observational, organisational and written communication skills are essential. You should be confident working independently, managing competing priorities and producing accurate records to agreed deadlines. Experience with GIS, ecological survey software, species identification or statistical analysis would be advantageous.
A full driving licence, willingness to travel and the ability to work outdoors in varied weather and terrain are required. Appropriate training, development opportunities and the equipment necessary to carry out the role will be provided.
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Field Archaeologist An exciting opportunity is available for a Field Archaeologist to join a busy professional team delivering... Read more
An exciting opportunity is available for a Field Archaeologist to join a busy professional team delivering archaeological investigations across a range of development and infrastructure projects. This role would suit an experienced archaeologist who enjoys working outdoors, takes pride in high-quality recording, and is committed to meeting professional and regulatory standards.
You will undertake archaeological fieldwork at sites across the region, often working as part of a multidisciplinary project team. The role may involve evaluation trenching, excavation, watching briefs, targeted investigations and the monitoring of groundworks. You will be expected to work safely, efficiently and respectfully, while maintaining accurate records and contributing to the successful delivery of each project.
Key responsibilities Undertake archaeological excavation, evaluation, recording and monitoring in accordance with approved project designs and methodologies. Identify, clean, photograph, draw and record archaeological features, deposits and finds using appropriate systems. Complete context sheets, site registers, plans, sections, photographs and daily records to a consistently high standard. Recognise and appropriately report significant remains, artefacts, environmental evidence and potential risks. Work collaboratively with supervisors, project managers, specialists, contractors and representatives of the client. Follow all health and safety, environmental and quality assurance procedures, including correct use of personal protective equipment. Assist with post-excavation tasks, including finds processing, sampling, data entry and preparation of project documentation. About youYou will ideally hold a degree or equivalent qualification in archaeology and have practical experience of commercial fieldwork in the UK. A sound understanding of archaeological techniques, stratigraphic principles and professional standards is essential. Membership of a relevant professional body, or a commitment to working towards membership, would be advantageous.
You should be physically fit, willing to work outdoors in varied weather conditions and able to travel to different sites, sometimes with overnight stays. Strong written and verbal communication skills, attention to detail, reliability and a flexible approach are important. A full driving licence would be beneficial.
Training, development opportunities and a supportive working environment are available for the successful candidate.
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Lead Wetland Delineator/Senior Biologist We are seeking an experienced Lead Wetland Delineator/Senior Biologist to join a growing environmental... Read more
We are seeking an experienced Lead Wetland Delineator/Senior Biologist to join a growing environmental team delivering high-quality ecological assessments and regulatory support across a varied portfolio of projects. This role will suit a confident field scientist with strong technical expertise, sound professional judgement and the ability to lead projects from initial scoping through to final reporting.
You will plan and undertake wetland and watercourse delineations, ecological surveys and habitat assessments in a range of environments. Working closely with project managers, engineers, planners, landowners and regulatory authorities, you will provide clear, practical advice that supports responsible development and effective environmental management.
Key responsibilities Lead wetland delineations, ecological constraints assessments and natural resource surveys. Identify and assess wetland indicators, hydrology, soils, vegetation communities and jurisdictional boundaries. Prepare technically robust reports, mapping, impact assessments, permit documentation and mitigation recommendations. Manage project programmes, budgets, field teams and subcontractors, ensuring work is delivered safely and efficiently. Review technical outputs and provide mentoring and quality assurance to less experienced biologists. Maintain accurate field records, photographs, data sets and spatial information using relevant software. Communicate findings confidently to clients, colleagues, regulators and other stakeholders. About youYou will have a degree in ecology, biology, environmental science, natural resources or a related discipline, together with substantial professional experience in wetland delineation and ecological consultancy. Experience of leading field teams and producing regulatory submissions is essential. Familiarity with relevant wetland assessment methodologies, protected species legislation, planning requirements and environmental permitting processes would be highly advantageous.
Strong report-writing, organisation and communication skills are required, along with proficiency in GIS and standard field data-collection tools. You must be comfortable working outdoors in challenging conditions, travelling to project sites and managing competing priorities. A full driving licence and willingness to travel, including occasional overnight stays, are expected.
In return, you will have the opportunity to work on varied and meaningful environmental projects, develop your technical and leadership capabilities, and contribute to practical outcomes for wetlands and wider ecosystems.
Read lessOjai, California, United States of AmericaPermanent
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