MWT looks for new Head of Conservation and Land

Wednesday, 20 September 2023 at 07:22

The Manx Wildlife Trust is looking for someone to lead its nature conservation and restoration work across the Island.

The brand new role of Head of Conservation and Land will involve directing the management of the charity's land holdings, which includes 28 nature reserves covering 400 acres.

CEO of the Trust, Leigh Morris, says they regard this post as being a 'wonderful step forward' for our whole Isle of Man Biosphere.

You can find more information about the position here and apply before October 29.

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