I graduated with a first-class honours in Wildlife, Conservation and Zoo Biology from The University of Salford in 2011 and since graduated in 2017 with a Masters in Conservation Biology at Manchester Metropolitan University, where I designed and produced a research paper investigating the impact of anthropogenic impacts on wrens. I have several years field experience in a number of different ecological disciplines through professional employment, volunteering and education. I am currently employed as a Biodiversity Officer at Wigan Council helping to protect, conserve and enhance biodiversity across the borough working with community volunteers, environmental organisations and contractors. I have experience in GIS, report writing, data analysis, record keeping, volunteer supervision, habitat management and project management including funding and budgeting. I am currently working towards obtaining my Great Crested Newt and Bat license. I am a motivated and enthusiastic individual looking for a challenging and rewarding job.
In possession of strong interpersonal skills both written and verbal.
Broad spectrum knowledge of habitats, management principals and habitat enhancement.
Field work experience including wildlife surveying, monitoring and evaluation techniques as well as legislation and designations
I am able to project manage, including field work, analysis, concluding and producing reports and implementing them.
I’m an experienced user of Microsoft Office including excel and competent in statistical analysis.
Familiar with MapInfo, Arc GIS and R software.
Experience of budget management
Prioritise objectives and planning work to make the best use of time and resources and work well under pressure
Masters with Merit in Conservation Biology
BSc First Class Honours in Wildlife, Conservation and Zoo Biology
Driving
Machinery
Chemicals
NGB Awards
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RHS Qualifications (or Equivalent)
Outdoor Education
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