Integrated Natural Resource Scheme; INRS Trees and Woodland Field Support Officer

Y Buddion Integrated Natural Resource Scheme (INRS) Trees and Woodland Field Support Officer

National Park Offices, Penrhyndeudraeth (with hybrid options)

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.

• Salary of £32,061 - £36,363 per annum (pro rata)
• The potential for hybrid working
• 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

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

• 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.