Senior Ecologist Job at Brindle & Green Ltd (Derby)

Senior Ecologist

Are you an experienced ecologist ready to lead projects, shape best practice and...

Location

United Kingdom , London

Salary:

Not provided

ASSYSTEM

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

A degree in Ecology, Environmental Science or a related discipline, supported by significant experience in applied ecological consultancy
Two European Protected Species licences
Strong knowledge of UK wildlife legislation, planning policy and best practice including EIA, HRA and BNG
Experience managing teams, budgets and multidisciplinary project delivery
Membership of the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management, with Full Membership to be obtained if not already held
Excellent commercial awareness, business planning insight and client engagement skills
Strong report writing, communication and leadership capabilities
A full UK driving licence and willingness to travel to project sites

Job Responsibility

Lead ecological surveys and assessments, including habitat appraisals, protected species surveys and impact evaluations
Oversee ecological input into housing, infrastructure, renewables and energy projects
Prepare and review high-quality technical reports, including EIAs, HRAs, mitigation strategies and Biodiversity Net Gain assessments
Monitor construction activities to ensure compliance with wildlife legislation and licence conditions
Support and lead protected species mitigation strategies and EPS licence applications
Investigate ecological incidents and implement proactive risk management measures
Deliver ecological briefings and provide clear, practical advice to site teams and project managers
Lead, mentor and support ecologists at senior, mid-level and junior grades
Align team resourcing with project demands, managing workloads and supporting recruitment where required
Champion best practice in ecology, health and safety, quality assurance and legislative compliance

Fulltime

Senior/ Principal Ecologist

Morson are recruiting for Senior to Principal Ecologists to join our expanding e...

Location

United Kingdom , Cardiff

Salary:

30000.00 - 40000.00 GBP / Year

Morson Talent

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Degree in Ecology, Environmental Science or a related discipline
CIEEM membership (Associate, Full or eligible)
Experience delivering ecological surveys and assessments
Good knowledge of UK wildlife legislation, planning policy and ecological best practice
Strong species identification skills (botanical or protected species)
Experience preparing high‑quality ecological reports
Understanding of health & safety and risk assessment
Strong communication, organisation and client‑facing skills
Proficient in report writing and data management (GIS beneficial)
Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel

Job Responsibility

Lead and deliver ecological surveys in line with British Standards and industry best practice
Oversee protected species surveys, data collection and mitigation design
Prepare high‑quality reports including PEAs, EcIAs, species assessments and mitigation strategies
Provide ecological support to multi‑disciplinary project teams
Assist with ecological clerk‑of‑works services
Attend and lead meetings, site inspections and fieldwork activities
Mentor junior team members (Senior level) or manage team development (Principal level)
Support business development, bidding and tender submissions
Contribute to the delivery of high‑quality ecological outcomes across a variety of sectors including infrastructure, utilities, development and conservation

What we offer

28 days holiday (including bank holidays) + 1 additional day per year (up to 5 days)
2 paid volunteer days per year
Company pension scheme
Health insurance
Professional memberships paid (e.g., CIEEM)
Bespoke training and career development plan
A supportive, collaborative team environment

Fulltime

Senior Marine and Aquatic Ecologist

Due to exciting growth in our Australian Environmental Business, we are looking ...

Location

Australia , Perth

Salary:

Not provided

Stantec

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Tertiary qualification in Freshwater Ecology / Biology, or Marine Science or equivalent
5 to 10 years’ professional marine and aquatic ecology experience
Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of marine and aquatic ecology concepts
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Well-developed field and technical skills, including leadership skills
Exceptional data management, analysis, and report writing skills
Ability to work well in a team environment
Eligibility to work in Australia with a current C class unrestricted (manual) drivers’ licence

Job Responsibility

Planning, leading and implementing marine and aquatic ecology projects
Intermittent field work surveying waterbodies in remote areas
Laboratory analysis and data management
Preparation of proposals and budgets to meet client and regulatory expectations
Managing project staff and mentoring junior staff
Undertaking environmental impact assessment
Technical report writing to a high scientific standard
Collaboration across various ecological disciplines (flora and vegetation, terrestrial fauna, marine science, environmental approvals, mine closure, and rehabilitation)

What we offer

Penalty rates and time in lieu for extended field work in remote locations
Being part of a broader Environment and Geoscience team across Australia, with the opportunity to diversify your skill set nationally
Genuine Flexible Working Arrangements – including work from home opportunities
Option to purchase up to 4 weeks additional leave
Learning and Talent Development Programs – including global programmes, online learning and on‑the‑job learning
Mentoring for your own development and the opportunity to mentor others
Social and professional clubs within Stantec to enhance connection, interactions and upskilling across Australia
Professional Registrations and Memberships
Salary Continuance Insurance (SCI)
Mental Health and Wellbeing Programs

Ecologist

We are looking for an early‑career ecologist to join our Environment team and su...

Location

United Kingdom , Edinburgh

Salary:

40500.00 - 49500.00 GBP / Year

Michael Page

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

A degree (minimum BSc) in ecology, environmental science, biology or a related discipline
Some experience of ecological fieldwork, gained through consultancy, seasonal roles, research projects, or volunteer work
A basic understanding of UK wildlife legislation, policy and planning, with an interest in developing this further (experience in the Scottish context is an advantage but not essential)
Some experience assisting with ecological assessments such as Preliminary Ecological Appraisals (PEAs), constraints assessments or similar
Practical experience of at least one type of protected species or habitat survey (for example bats, GCN, otter, badger, breeding birds or habitat/botanical surveys)
A full UK driving licence and willingness to travel to project sites
Eligibility for CIEEM membership is expected
existing membership is an advantage
Good foundational field skills, for example basic habitat classification and plant identification, or experience with one or more protected species groups
A genuine interest in ecology and conservation, and a clear motivation to develop a career in ecological consultancy

Job Responsibility

Assist in planning and undertaking ecological field surveys, including Phase 1 / UKHab habitat surveys and protected species surveys under the supervision of senior ecologists
Help to collate and analyse desk study data, prepare baseline plans and maintain accurate field records
Contribute to the preparation of ecological reports, including survey reports, PEAs and inputs to Ecological Impact Assessments (EcIAs)
Support the design and delivery of practical mitigation and habitat enhancement measures on development and infrastructure projects
Help with day‑to‑day project tasks such as preparing risk assessments, organising survey logistics and liaising with site contacts
Take an active role in your own professional development, supported by mentoring, on‑the‑job learning and access to formal training

What we offer

A competitive salary
A permanent position offering stability and long-term career opportunities
Opportunities to work on meaningful projects within the property industry
A supportive and professional work environment in Edinburgh
Exposure to a variety of ecological and biodiversity challenges

Fulltime

Principal Ecologist

Are you ready to lead at a strategic level and shape the ecological direction of...

Location

United Kingdom , London

Salary:

Not provided

ASSYSTEM

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Degree in Ecology, Environmental Science or a related discipline
significant experience in applied ecological consultancy and leadership of complex infrastructure projects
Two European Protected Species licences
Strong knowledge of UK wildlife legislation, planning policy and best practice including EIA, HRA and BNG
Extensive experience managing teams, budgets and multidisciplinary project delivery
Membership of the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management, with Full Membership required if not already held
Proven ability to deliver strategic, proportionate ecological solutions within complex live environments
Excellent report writing, review and quality assurance capability
Strong commercial awareness, business planning insight and client engagement skills
A full UK driving licence and willingness to travel to project sites

Job Responsibility

Lead, mentor and manage a team of ecologists across senior, mid-level and junior grades
Align team resourcing with project demands, managing workloads and supporting recruitment where needed
Promote best practice in ecology, health and safety, quality assurance and legislative compliance
Drive continuous improvement and technical excellence across the ecology practice
Oversee ecological delivery across housing, infrastructure, renewables and energy projects
Provide strategic ecological direction through planning, consenting and construction phases
Lead and quality assure surveys, assessments, mitigation strategies and technical reports
Provide high-level technical review of EIAs, HRAs, mitigation strategies and Biodiversity Net Gain assessments
Oversee construction-phase compliance with wildlife legislation, licence conditions and mitigation commitments
Lead protected species mitigation strategies and EPS licence preparation and delivery

What we offer

Hybrid and flexible working arrangements
Clear career progression pathways
Dedicated training budgets
Ongoing professional development support

Fulltime

Ecologist Lead

Brindle & Green are seeking a suitably experienced Senior/Principal Ecologist to...

Location

United Kingdom , Milton Keynes

Salary:

44000.00 - 50000.00 GBP / Year

Brindle & Green Ltd

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Proven ability in technical report writing, including BNG, HMMPs, condition discharge and mitigation licensing
Demonstrate experience in team management
Demonstrated project management experience, with a focus on client liaison
Associate or Full membership of CIEEM – or working towards this
Strong knowledge of UK ecology, legislation, and planning policy

Job Responsibility

Assist Head of Department with strategic functioning of the Ecology Department, including attendance at Senior Ecology meetings
Attend Middle Management Meetings with input into the wider Company direction with the Company’s MD
Lead and develop a small team of consultants within the wider Ecology Department – this includes workflow management, timesheet management, and monitoring of deadlines
Provide higher technical support to the Department
Lead and deliver complex ecological reports, including Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA), Ecological Impact Assessments (EcIA), and Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) Assessments
Manage strategic ecological input on a range of projects, including multi-disciplinary schemes alongside our inhouse team of Landscape Architects, Arboricultural, Drainage and Heritage consultants
Conduct independent quoting of work, assist with tendering, and establish and maintain client relationships
Maintain strong working knowledge of UK and European wildlife legislation and planning policy
Liaise with clients, statutory bodies, and stakeholders to ensure high standards of service and compliance

What we offer

A supportive and flexible working environment, including TOIL, extended holiday and Company bank holidays
Unlimited training and CPD opportunities with a strong existing management structure to support career development
A chance to contribute meaningfully to diverse, high-profile projects
Reward package including private healthcare, additional leave, personalised gifts and enhanced pension contributions
A welcoming office in a stunning rural location in the Buckinghamshire countryside
Access to a fleet of brand-new company cars

Fulltime

Seasonal Ecologist

ADAS, part of the RSK Group, is seeking Seasonal Ecologists to join our highly s...

Location

United Kingdom , Bristol

Salary:

Not provided

ADAS

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Enthusiastic individual keen to develop an ecology career
Full UK driving licence and access to your own vehicle
Someone open to flexible working with regard to the type of work, timing and location with night and weekend work as and when required
Experience with European Protected Species survey work (not essential)

Job Responsibility

Carry out a range of ecological surveys (skills dependent) and assist senior colleagues with other surveys to develop skill set
Carry out desk studies, consultations, research, data management and analysis, and report writing
Deliver work as efficiently as possible in order to meet agreed timescales and quality standards

What we offer

Excellent continual professional development opportunities as part of our training commitment
Life assurance
A flexible benefits programme including the option to buy additional holidays, health cash plan and discounted gym membership
Cycle to Work Scheme
Mental Health Support
Electric Vehicle Salary Sacrifice Scheme

Fulltime

Seasonal Ecologist

ADAS, part of the RSK Group, is seeking Seasonal Ecologists to join our highly s...

Location

United Kingdom , Wigan

Salary:

Not provided

ADAS

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Enthusiastic individual keen to develop an ecology career
Full UK driving licence and access to your own vehicle
Someone open to flexible working with regard to the type of work, timing and location with night and weekend work as and when required
Experience with European Protected Species survey work (not essential)

Job Responsibility

Carry out a range of ecological surveys (skills dependent) and assist senior colleagues with other surveys to develop skill set
Carry out desk studies, consultations, research, data management and analysis, and report writing
Deliver work as efficiently as possible in order to meet agreed timescales and quality standards

What we offer

Excellent continual professional development opportunities as part of our training commitment
Life assurance
A flexible benefits programme including the option to buy additional holidays, health cash plan and discounted gym membership
Annual Leave Purchase
Cycle to Work Scheme
Mental Health Support
Electric Vehicle Salary Sacrifice Scheme

Fulltime

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