Responsibilities
1. Carrying out ecological surveys (species/habitats dependent on skills and experience – training will be provided)
2. Collecting, recording and submitting data
3. Working in collaboration with different organisations to carry out ecological monitoring
4. Using best practice methodologies
Existing skills & Experience needed
Meticulous approach to recording data - Essential
Effective communication skills (keeping in touch and providing updates/reports) - Essential
Willing and able to volunteer outdoors and in all weathers - Essential
Proven identification skills (training and support provided) - Desirable
Risk assessment and health and safety (provided by Coast Care) - Essential
Record volunteering on "Better Impact" (volunteer database)- Essential
Skills Development offered
- Training in risk assessment and health & safety
- First aid training depending on commitment and availability
- 'On task training' in use of tools, practical conservation techniques/practice, ID skills
- Training in identification and survey techniques
- Opportunity to attend volunteer networking days hosted by Coast Care / partner organisations
- Opportunity to build experience for career development
Support Available
- Personal protective equipment will be provided when needed
- Support and advice will be provided by project and partner staff
- ID badge will be provided
Time Commitment Needed
At least once per week during survey season (variable depending on species/habitat). Days/times can vary at volunteer's convenience.
Any other releveant information
- All volunteers are expected to adhere to health & safety and other policy requirements (training will be provided)
- Volunteers may work with support workers as appropriate
- There may be limited access to facilities – please bring a packed lunch and drinks
For more information
Email: emmaw@coast-care.co.uk
Tel: 07813563047
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