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Wildlife Protection Officer – Loch of the Lowes (Part-Time, On-Site)
Job summary
A leading conservation charity is seeking a Wildlife Protection Officer to work at Loch of the Lowes. This paid role focuses on providing protection to ospreys and other wildlife during the breeding season. Candidates will gain invaluable training and experience in species protection while living in a lochside eco-bothy. Applicants should be passionate about nature conservation and be able to engage with the public effectively. The role requires monitoring wildlife and collaborating with a team of volunteers and staff. Accommodation is provided for the duration of the role.
Benefits
Qualifications
- An interest and passion in nature conservation.
- Experience of living in shared accommodation.
- Ability to work unsociable hours.
Responsibilities
- Monitoring and recording breeding ospreys’ behaviour.
- Providing protection for resident ospreys during breeding season.
- Engaging with the public during patrols.
Skills
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