As a Ranger, you're a champion of nature conservation and the great outdoors, and you'll play a crucial role in keeping the nation's beloved countryside and coast in good shape, for wildlife and for people.
You'll be part of a small ranger team, working together with volunteers across a range of habitats.
You should be willing to work some weekends, bank holidays and evenings.
As a countryside property, the National Trust at Winchelsea is at the forefront of conservation managing the land in our care through a small but dedicated team, to the highest standards for conservation, access, and wider public benefits.
As Area Ranger you'll lead the team in the day-to-day delivery of our land management in and around Winchelsea.
You'll be reporting to the General Manager who is based at The White Cliffs of Dover.
The voice of our landscapes, conservation champions and lovers of all things outdoors, you'll help to keep the British countryside wonderful.
Working in some of the nation's most stunning places and spaces, come rain or shine, your love of the outdoors will inspire others as you strive to ensure that landscapes are beautifully presented and continue to take our visitors' breath away.
The voice of our landscapes, conservation champions and lovers of all things outdoors, you'll help to keep the British countryside wonderful.
Working in some of the nation's most stunning places and spaces, come rain or shine, your love of the outdoors will inspire others as you strive to ensure that landscapes are beautifully presented and continue to take our visitors' breath away.
Commencing in 2022 and ending in March 2026, Changing Chalk is a pioneering scheme, funded in part by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, delivering eighteen individual yet collaborative projects across the Eastern South Downs to restore and care for nature, improve people's wellbeing, bring diverse histories to life, and break down complex barriers to participation in the outdoors.
In this exciting role, you'll deliver habitat management and community engagement projects that provide opportunities for local communities and young people, to actively engage in looking after the South Downs and it's rare chalk grassland habitat.
We're looking for an Area Ranger who's passionate about connecting people and nature, to join our Changing Chalk project as a ChalkLife Area Ranger.