• We are seeking a dedicated Natural Infrastructure Officer (Grade E) to support the delivery and enhancement of green infrastructure and environmental projects across a diverse landscape.

• This role involves a balance of project support, GIS mapping, data monitoring, community engagement, and natural environment stewardship.

• The successful candidate will help facilitate woodland creation schemes, biodiversity improvements, and infrastructure monitoring in both rural and urban settings.

• The role contributes to the long-term vision for environmental sustainability and climate resilience, supporting key initiatives such as tree planting programmes, habitat improvement, and nature recovery planning.

• Supporting woodland creation and tree planting applications, including GIS mapping (QGIS/ArcGIS), data management, and coordination of planting materials.

• Analysing data to track benefits and impacts of environmental initiatives – such as tree canopy coverage, flood mitigation, and access to greenspace.

• Facilitating community tree planting days and coordinating with local volunteer groups.

• Ensuring compliance with reporting requirements (e.g. Defra submissions, photographic evidence).

• Mapping and maintaining records of green estate assets and supporting biodiversity net gain (BNG) and nature recovery projects.

• Providing technical support for environmental projects and community engagement initiatives.

• Supporting strategic planning through data analysis, mapping, and environmental evidence collation.

• Assisting with events, consultations, and awareness campaigns aimed at encouraging public use and care for natural spaces.

• Monitoring compliance with relevant environmental and health & safety legislation.

• Natural environment data analysis and visualisation

• Environmental project coordination

• Tree planting and woodland creation processes

• Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) and Nature Recovery principles

• Knowledge of environmental legislation (e.g. Habitats Regulations, NERC Act, Wildlife and Countryside Act)

• Report writing, evidence collation, and submission to government bodies (e.g. Defra)

• Community engagement and volunteer coordination

• Experience supporting or leading public consultations and environmental events

• Ability to communicate complex environmental data in accessible formats

• Liaising with internal departments and external partners

• Strong project and time management skills

• Experience supporting budget monitoring and grant/funding applications

• Use of Microsoft Office and environmental management database

• The closing date: 17/10/2025 @17:00.

• GIS mapping (QGIS and/or ArcGIS).

• Hours: 37 hours per week.

• Driving Licence: Required.