Be a Voice for Nature: New Policy Roles with National Parks England
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Date posted: 09/04/2025
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Looking for a career with purpose? National Parks England are offering exciting new roles where you can shape policy to protect and preserve our most treasured landscapes.
National Parks England are advertising three roles to build their capacity in developing evidence based policy and best practice solutions in English National Parks.
All these posts are advertised for until 31 March 2026, with extensions subject to funding.
They are looking for candidates with experience of working in National Parks in a policy or practical delivery context and can offer these roles as a secondment.
Please download the job packs for details of each role, including instructions on how to apply.
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