Join us in shaping a future where nature and people thrive. Whether you're drawn to hands-on conservation or playing a vital part behind the scenes, your work at Natural England will support lasting benefits for the environment and society. This role will lead and support delivery of a range of Earth Observation (EO) projects, and the wider development of EO skills in the team and across Natural England. A wide breadth of EO work is undertaken, including drone data capture and processing, monitoring dynamic coastlines, wildfire mapping and habitat mapping. This work is undertaken using data from drone, manned aircraft and satellite platforms, from a range of different sensors such as Aerial Photography, Multispectral, LIDAR and RADAR.
Job Vacancy
Two exciting opportunities have become available to join the Forest of Bowland National Landscape Peatlands Team. If you are an experienced and motivated peatland practitioner looking to be involved in an ambitious scheme of survey and delivery works over the coming years they would love to hear…
Job Vacancy
An exciting opportunity has arisen for two Peatland Conservation Officers to join our team. These key roles are critical for the continued preservation and restoration of our peatland ecosystems, which are vital for biodiversity, carbon storage and water quality across Cumbria.The post supports…
Volunteering
We’re looking to build a small team of in-field survey volunteers for our Hedges & Edges Project, in five target areas - The Eamont Catchment, River Petteril Catchment, Eden Lower Catchment, Upper Lune Catchment, and Greta and Rawthey Catchment.
Volunteering
Volunteers of all skill levels are welcome to come along and join us on our workparties. You may get wet and muddy, but you’ll meet new people, have fun, and help look after some beautiful places.
University of Lancashire Open Day 20th June 2026
Lancaster University Open Day 27th June 2026
Carlisle College Open Day 30th June 2026
