http://jobs.environmenteast.org.uk Jobs Board at Environment East Mon, 11 May 2009 10:16:30 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Job Description: £40k salary package, Fixed term Contract to December 2011. EEI is the official international business support agency for the East of England, delivering UK Trade and Investment services to assist companies in their international business. As part of the International Trade Team you will be working closely with other trade team members ... http://jobs.environmenteast.org.uk/?p=24 Job Description: Master Composters wanted in Norfolk to encourage people in their local community to start composting at home, offer support to people who are already home composting and may be having difficulties or need encouragement. Two day training course (free) on Sat 9 and Sun 10 May 2009 at EcoTech in ... http://jobs.environmenteast.org.uk/?p=22 Job Description: Salary range £20,106 - £36,951 per annum A full-time permanent position now exists to fulfill a key role in the Climate Change and Biodiversity Programme, developing, coordinating and assisting with the implementation of a range of projects relating to: the impact of climate change on biodiversity; and the role of ... http://jobs.environmenteast.org.uk/?p=21 Job Description: Required to support projects within the centre by producing policy-relevant information and map products, the successful candidate will focus on the development and implementation of analytical products using multi-disciplinary datasets. This enthusiastic, self-starter will hold a strong academic background in GIS/remote sensing or a biology related degree. GIS experience as ... http://jobs.environmenteast.org.uk/?p=20 Job Description: Two full-time permanent positions now exist to work across all six of the Centre's programmes to increase the scientific credibility, impact and profile of the UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre's work. Key duties will include advising on and implementing robust analytical and statistical methodologies to underpin project outputs and ensure ... http://jobs.environmenteast.org.uk/?p=19 Job Description: The Marine Mapping Scientist will be part of the Mapping and Impacts section of the Marine Habitats team. The post-holder will give significant support to a new Defra-funded partnership between JNCC and Natural England, which is developing a full programme of monitoring and surveillance in England (inshore waters to ... http://jobs.environmenteast.org.uk/?p=18 Job Description: The successful candidate will provide specialist marine ecological experience to the Mapping and Impacts section of the Marine Habitats Team. The post-holder will give significant support to a new Defra-funded partnership between JNCC and Natural England, which is developing a full programme of monitoring and surveillance in England (inshore ... http://jobs.environmenteast.org.uk/?p=17 Job Description: We have a proven track record in recycling performance, but this is not enough! This is an opportunity to work with the Council to identify efficiency savings by improving sustainable waste management practices. You will develop and implement waste minimisation, re-use and recycling initiatives. These will include reducing waste arising from ... http://jobs.environmenteast.org.uk/?p=16 Job Description: You will lead on the implementation of our Climate Change Strategy and Action Plan. A graduate or equivalent with experience in a relevant environmental field, you will have an in-depth understanding of local and global sustainability issues, especially climate change. How to apply: For informal enquiries, please contact Sally Pidgeon on ... http://jobs.environmenteast.org.uk/?p=15 Job Description: Wild Frontier Ecology Ltd is a growing independent consultancy based in North Norfolk. We specialise in ecological assessment, particularly relating to renewable energy developments. We are seeking a seasonal ecologist to assist with all areas of our work. The ideal candidate will be a graduate, preferably with some previous consultancy ... http://jobs.environmenteast.org.uk/?p=14