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Environment + Nature
Agricultural Projects Officers x 2
Opportunity

Agricultural Projects Officers x 2

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Closes 19 August 2026 Full time 4 or 5 days

Overview

Passionate about farming, rivers and nature recovery? If you understand farming systems, enjoy working with people and want your work to make a visible difference for rivers, wildlife and rural communities, we’d love to hear from you. We're looking for two practical, people-focused Agricultural Project Officers to work with farmers, landowners and rural communities in targeted areas across our catchment. One will be based on the North Pennines fellside, and the other will work across the Upper Caldew catchment. This is an exciting opportunity to help shape farmer-led projects that work for both farm businesses and the environment - improving water quality, restoring freshwater habitats, supporting biodiversity and building resilience to flooding and climate change. You’ll build trusted relationships with local farmers, communities and partners, coordinate a Farmer Group, develop Water & Environment Improvement Plans and help turn good ideas into practical, funded projects on farms and across the wider landscape. For more information and details of how to apply, please read the Recruitment packs for each role.

Eden Rivers Trust

Agricultural Projects Officers x 2

Apply now if you want to:

At a glance

  • work at the heart of farm- and landscape-scale river and habitat improvement projects;
  • support practical, farmer-led environmental improvements;
  • be part of a collaborative charity committed to healthier rivers and a thriving farming environment; and
  • gain valuable conservation experience and skills whilst in the early stages of your conservation career.
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