Overview
In this role you will contribute Ecological Impact Assessments across a range of developments, working within a multidisciplinary team to support planning and environmental management. You’ll engage on diverse projects from residential to infrastructure, helping deliver biodiversity benefits and long-term ecological planning. You will apply field expertise, contribute to conservation-focused outcomes, and advance your career in a supportive consultancy. This is a chance to shape ecological strategies on meaningful projects and gain broad experience.
Pay / Benefits
- competitive salary with structured progression
- flexible and hybrid working
- generous annual leave
- training, CPD and professional memberships
- paid overtime or time off in lieu for seasonal surveys
- supportive team and wellbeing focus
Responsibilities
- Undertaking Ecological Impact Assessments (EcIAs)
- Delivering Preliminary Ecological Appraisals (PEAs)
- Supporting Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) assessments and strategies
- Carrying out protected species surveys (e.g., bats, great crested newts, birds, reptiles)
- Conducting habitat surveys and condition assessments
- Assisting in the preparation of mitigation, enhancement, and long-term management plans
Key requirements
- A degree in Ecology or a related discipline
- Practical field survey experience and knowledge of UK wildlife legislation
- Strong report writing skills with attention to detail
- A full UK driving licence
- Proactive, organised approach and genuine enthusiasm for ecology
- proactive mindset
- attention to detail
- team collaboration
- field survey techniques
- Ecological Impact Assessments (EcIA)
- Preliminary Ecological Appraisals (PEA)
…
