Woodland Apprentice
National Park Offices, Penrhyndeudraeth (with travel to other sites)

About Us

Eryri National Park Authority protects the natural beauty, wildlife and cultural heritage of Eryri National Park. Covering 823 square miles, the Park is home to the highest mountain in Wales, the largest natural lake in Wales, and over 26,000 people.

We are now looking for a Woodland Apprentice to join us on a full-time basis, working 37 hours per week, for a 12 month fixed-term contract.

Welsh language skills are essential for this role. Please read the job description for the exact level required.

The Benefits

- Competitive salary
- The potential for hybrid working
- Pension scheme
- 360 Wellbeing App, including GP access, mental health support, and fitness resources
- Discounts and financial support programs
- The chance to work in an area of outstanding natural beauty

The Role

As a Woodland Apprentice, you will gain practical experience while supporting woodland conservation and management projects across Eryri National Park.

Working alongside the Conservation, Woodlands and Agriculture team, you will assist with a wide range of forestry and habitat management activities, including woodland maintenance, tree nursery management, planting and vegetation management.

You will also help deliver projects that protect and enhance the National Park’s landscapes while developing the skills and experience needed for a career in the sector.

Additionally, you will:

- Help establish and protect woodland, hedgerows and farmland vegetation
- Carry out invasive species control and habitat management
- Construct, maintain and repair fencing, hedging and walling
- Manage vegetation through coppicing, cutting, felling, spraying and thinning
- Help maintain equipment and vehicles
- Assist with tree safety inspections and related work

About You

To be considered as a Woodland Apprentice, you will need:

- The ability to communicate in Welsh and English
- To be an enthusiastic and self-motivated individual, willing to learn
- Good communication and people management skills
- The ability to work individually and as part of a team
- An awareness of National Park purposes
- At a minimum, pass grades (G) in GCSE English and Maths or equivalent
- A full, valid driving licence

Please note, this role will involve working outdoors in extreme weather and ground conditions.

The closing date for this role is 3rd August 2026.

Other organisations may call this role Conservation Apprentice, Environmental Apprentice, Woodland Conservation Trainee, Forestry and Land Management Apprentice, Conservation Ranger Trainee, Countryside and Woodland Apprentice, or Environmental Land Management Apprentice.

So, if you’re looking for a great opportunity to start your career as a Woodland Apprentice, please apply via the button shown. This vacancy is being advertised by Webrecruit. The services advertised by Webrecruit are those of an Employment Agency.

ERYRI Integrated Natural Resource Scheme (INRS) Projects Administrator
National Park Offices, Penrhyndeudraeth (with hybrid options)

About Us

Eryri National Park Authority protects the natural beauty, wildlife and cultural heritage of Eryri National Park. Covering 823 square miles, the Park is home to the highest mountain in Wales, the largest natural lake in Wales, and over 26,000 people.

Our Integrated Natural Resource Schemes aim to manage enhance and protect our Designated Landscapes, as well as farming communities and the local economy. Ffermio Adfywiol Tirweddau Eryri and Y Goeden Iawn yn y Lle Iawn are new projects to support this work with Y Goeden iawn yn y lle iawn focusing on improving woodland management across the National Park and Ffermio Adfywiol Tirweddau Eryri working with farmers to introduce more regenerative farming methods.

We are now looking for a Projects Administrator to join us and support our INRS project on a full-time basis, working 37 hours per week for a fixed-term contract until 31st March 2029.

Welsh language skills are essential for this role. Please read the job description for the exact level required.

The Benefits

- Salary of £25,583 - £26,824 per annum
- The potential for hybrid working
- Pension scheme
- 360 Wellbeing App, including GP access, mental health support, and fitness resources
- Discounts and financial support programs
- The chance to work in an area of outstanding natural beauty

The Role

As a Projects Administrator, you will provide vital administrative and financial support to help deliver projects that promote regenerative farming and sustainable woodland management across Eryri National Park.

Working closely with the Programme Manager, Project Officers and Finance Team, you will support the day-to-day administration of the INRS projects. You will monitor budgets, process grant agreements, claims and payments, and ensure financial information is accurate and available for reporting.

You will also help maintain effective project governance by preparing meeting papers, taking minutes, processing invoices and contributing data for project reports and evaluations.

Additionally, you will:

- Assist with project mapping using QGIS and provide required data
- Communicate with farmers, partners and agreement holders throughout the projects
- Obtain and process information to help prevent double funding
- Support the monitoring and evaluation of projects through accurate data collection and reporting

About You

To be considered as a Projects Administrator, you will need:

- The ability to work through the medium of Welsh
- Experience of supporting the delivery of conservation projects and programmes through administrative duties and basic communications
- Experience of working with administrative systems
- Confidence in monitoring and recording expenditure through a database system
- Competency in scheduling meetings and taking accurate, confidential minutes
- Excellent interpersonal, written, and verbal communication skills
- Excellent IT skills, particularly in software packages such as Excel and Word
- At a minimum, GCSES or equivalent or equivalent experience

The closing date for this role is 17th August 2026.
Interviews will be held on w/c 24th August 2026.

Other organisations may call this role Project Administrator, Conservation Administrator, Ecology Project Administrator, Conservation Co-ordinator, Project Support Administrator, Project Co-ordinator, Project Support Officer, or Project Assistant.

So, if you’re looking for an impactful role as a Projects Administrator, please apply via the button shown. This vacancy is being advertised by Webrecruit. The services advertised by Webrecruit are those of an Employment Agency.

Project Lead – Integrated Natural Resource Scheme (INRS) Project Manager
National Park Offices, Penrhyndeudraeth (with hybrid working options)

About Us

Eryri National Park Authority protects the natural beauty, wildlife and cultural heritage of Eryri National Park. Covering 823 square miles, the Park is home to the highest mountain in Wales, the largest natural lake in Wales, and over 26,000 people.

Our Integrated Natural Resource Schemes aim to manage, enhance and protect our Designated Landscapes, as well as farming communities and the local economy. Ffermio Adfywiol Tirweddau Eryri and Y Goeden Iawn yn y Lle Iawn are new projects to support this work, with Y Goeden Iawn yn y Lle Iawn focusing on improving woodland management across the National Park, and Ffermio Adfywiol Tirweddau Eryri working with farmers to introduce more regenerative farming methods.

We are now looking for a Project Lead – Integrated Natural Resource Scheme (INRS) Project Manager to join us on a full-time basis, working 37 hours per week, for a fixed-term contract until 31st March 2029.

Please note, Welsh language skills are essential for this role. Please read the job description for the exact level required.

The Benefits

- Salary of £34,434 - £39,862 per annum
- The potential for hybrid working
- Pension scheme
- 360 Wellbeing App, including GP access, mental health support and fitness resources
- Discounts and financial support programmes
- The chance to work in an area of outstanding natural beauty

The Role

As the Project Lead, you will lead the delivery of Y Goeden Iawn yn y Lle Iawn, seeking to improve woodland management across the National Park.

Specifically, you will engage with farmers, landowners and forest managers, identifying suitable applicants, provide advice on conservation activities and guidance for the application and delivery processes.

Managing contracts, expenditure, claims and progress reporting, you will oversee the day-to-day work of the INRS Tree and Woodland Officer. You will also ensure programme compliance and provide the required financial evidence and reports to Welsh Government and Rural Payments Wales.

Additionally, you will:

- Work with Eryri specialists to develop effective projects
- Act as a key liaison with Welsh Government and Rural Payments Wales
- Signpost applicants to other suitable funding sources
- Monitor the progress of funded projects
- Support project evaluation and reporting

About You

To be considered as a Project Lead, you will need:

- Welsh language skills
- Experience working with farmers and land managers to achieve conservation objectives, including through agri-environment schemes
- Practical conservation experience, including providing land management advice and carrying out habitat assessments
- Excellent IT skills, including Microsoft Excel and Word
- A degree-level qualification in an environmental, ecology, agricultural or land management-related subject, a qualification in an agricultural or land-based discipline, or significant directly relevant experience
- A full driving licence and the ability to travel as required

Please note, this role will involve working in remote areas and on rough terrain.

The closing date for this role is 17th August 2026.
Interviews will be held on w/c 24th August 2026.

Other organisations may call this role Project Manager, Environmental Project Manager, Conservation Project Manager, Countryside Project Manager, Forestry Project Manager, Woodland Project Manager, or Nature Recovery Project Manager.

So, if you want to develop your career as a Project Lead, please apply via the button shown. This vacancy is being advertised by Webrecruit. The services advertised by Webrecruit are those of an Employment Agency.

Integrated Natural Resource Scheme (INRS) Trees and Woodland Field Support Officer
National Park Offices, Penrhyndeudraeth (with hybrid options)

About Us

Eryri National Park Authority protects the natural beauty, wildlife and cultural heritage of Eryri National Park. Covering 823 square miles, the Park is home to the highest mountain in Wales, the largest natural lake in Wales, and over 26,000 people.

Our Integrated Natural Resource Schemes aim to manage, enhance and protect our Designated Landscapes, as well as farming communities and the local economy. Ffermio Adfywiol Tirweddau Eryri and Y Goeden Iawn yn y Lle Iawn are new projects to support this work, with Y Goeden iawn yn y Lle Iawn focusing on improving woodland management across the National Park and Ffermio Adfywiol Tirweddau Eryri working with farmers to introduce more regenerative farming methods.

We are now looking for a Trees and Woodland Field Support Officer to join us on a part-time basis, working 2.5 days per week for a fixed-term contract until 31st March 2029.

Welsh language skills are essential for this role. Please read the job description for the exact level required.

The Benefits

- Salary of £32,061 - £36,363 per annum (pro rata)
- The potential for hybrid working
- Pension scheme
- 360 Wellbeing App, including GP access, mental health support, and fitness resources
- Discounts and financial support programs
- The chance to work in an area of outstanding natural beauty

The Role

As a Trees and Woodland Field Support Officer, you will help deliver woodland and conservation projects that enhance Eryri’s landscapes.

Working on the Y Goeden Iawn yn y Lle Iawn programme, you will identify and support farmers, landowners and forest managers to develop and deliver projects that improve woodland management, increase tree cover and strengthen habitat connectivity.

You will provide guidance throughout the application process, encourage collaborative applications and work closely with Eryri National Park specialists to develop effective conservation projects.

Additionally, you will:

- Act as a key liaison between Eryri National Park, Welsh Government, Natural Resources Wales and Rural Payments Wales
- Signpost applicants to other suitable funding opportunities
- Collate supporting site evidence for Rural Payments Wales
- Monitor the progress of funded projects and contribute to programme evaluation and reporting

About You

To be considered as a Trees and Woodland Field Support Officer, you will need:

- The ability to work through the medium of Welsh
- Practical conservation experience
- Experience working with farmers and land managers to achieve conservation objectives
- Knowledge of the characteristic habitats and species of the Eryri National Park
- Knowledge of a wide range of conservation management activities
- Confidence in public speaking
- A degree-level qualification in an environment, ecology, agricultural or land management related subject, or a qualification in an agricultural or land-based subject or equivalent experience
- A full, valid driving licence

Please note, this role will involve working in remote areas and on rough terrain.

The closing date for this role is 17th August 2026.
Interviews will be held on w/c 24th August 2026.

Other organisations may call this role Woodland Officer, Woodland Support Officer, Forestry Officer, Forestry Support Officer, Woodland Project Officer, Trees and Woodland Officer, Woodland Management Officer, Conservation Officer, Woodland Advisor, or Forestry Advisor.

So, if you’re looking for a rewarding role as a Trees and Woodland Field Support Officer, please apply via the button shown. This vacancy is being advertised by Webrecruit. The services advertised by Webrecruit are those of an Employment Agency.

Integrated Natural Resource Scheme (INRS) Advisor
National Park Offices, Penrhyndeudraeth (with hybrid options)

About Us

Eryri National Park Authority protects the natural beauty, wildlife and cultural heritage of Eryri National Park. Covering 823 square miles, the Park is home to the highest mountain in Wales, the largest natural lake in Wales, and over 26,000 people.

Our Integrated Natural Resource Schemes aim to manage, enhance and protect our Designated Landscapes, as well as farming communities and the local economy. Ffermio Adfywiol Tirweddau Eryri and Y Goeden Iawn yn y Lle Iawn are new projects to support this work with Y Goeden iawn yn y lle iawn focusing on improving woodland management across the National Park and Ffermio Adfywiol Tirweddau Eryri working with farmers to introduce more regenerative farming methods.

We are now looking for an Integrated Natural Resource Scheme (INRS) Advisor to join us on a full-time basis, working 37 hours per week, on a fixed-term contract until 31 March 2029.

Please note, Welsh language skills are essential for this role. Please read the job description for the exact level required.

The Benefits

- Salary of £32,061 - £36,363 per annum
- The potential for hybrid working
- Pension scheme
- 360 Wellbeing App, including GP access, mental health support and fitness resources
- Discounts and financial support programmes
- The chance to work in an area of outstanding natural beauty

The Role

As an Integrated Natural Resource Scheme (INRS) Advisor, you will support the delivery of the Ffermio Adfywiol Tirweddau Eryri project and focus on helping farmers adopt regenerative farming practices.

Specifically, you will co-ordinate project and farmer engagement, helping them find the right funding, assisting with applications and monitoring delivery. Working with specialist consultants to ensure projects are delivered successfully, you’ll be the key liaison for the project and a primary point of contact.

Additionally, you'll support farmers and landowners to develop management and transition plans for regenerative farming. Working closely with Landscapes Wales, Eryri specialists and Natural Resources Wales, you will help ensure projects are delivered in line with programme requirements.

About You

To be considered as an Integrated Natural Resource Scheme (INRS) Advisor, you will need:

- Welsh language skills
- Experience working with farmers and land managers to achieve conservation objectives, including through agri-environment schemes
- Practical conservation experience, including providing land management advice and carrying out habitat assessments
- Excellent IT skills, including Microsoft Excel and Word
- A degree-level qualification in an environmental, ecology, agricultural or land management-related subject, a qualification in an agricultural or land-based discipline, or significant directly relevant experience
- A full driving licence and the ability to travel as required

Please note, this role will involve working in remote areas and on rough terrain.

The closing date for this role is 17th August 2026.
Interviews will be held on w/c 24th August 2026.

Other organisations may call this role Agricultural Advisor, Farm Advisor, Countryside Advisor, Conservation Advisor, Land Management Advisor, Environment Advisor, Rural Development Advisor, Agri-Environment Advisor, or Farming Engagement Officer.

So, if you want to develop your career as an Integrated Natural Resource Scheme (INRS) Advisor, please apply via the button shown. This vacancy is being advertised by Webrecruit. The services advertised by Webrecruit are those of an Employment Agency.