Northern Ireland Environment Link

Belfast City Council - Project Manager (Nature Towns and Cities) Responsible to the Lead Officer OSS for the effective organisation, oversight and overall management and delivery of the capacity building project 'Breaking Down Barriers - Connecting People and Nature in Belfast': Lead on the development of a blueprint for nature's recovery within the project area, with a focus on developing new nature-positive practices within existing blue and green spaces in Belfast, as well as new initiatives and project plans to 'green the grey'. Responsible for: being lead contact for the funder, National Lottery Heritage Fund, and responsible for all requirements within the letter of offer. being the main administrator for the project board including preparation of reports and all other papers to facilitate board meetings. overseeing the development and delivery of all elements of the project, including managing the project team. project governance and engaging with stakeholders to ensure the agreed project outputs are delivered to enable benefits to be realised. maintaining relationship and communication with relevant staff within the project partner organisation, Ulster Wildlife.

An environmental organization in Northern Ireland is seeking a Conservation and Evidence Officer to lead ecological aspects of the Nature Towns and Cities project. The role involves training on ecological skills, engaging stakeholders to enhance biodiversity, and assisting in compliance with environmental legislation. Ideal candidates will have relevant experience and a passion for nature conservation in Belfast.

Belfast City Council - Conservation and Evidence Officer (Nature Towns and Cities) To be responsible to the Project Manager for the ecological aspects of the Nature Towns and Cities (NTC) project. Reporting to the Project Manager, and working closely with the Community Engagement Officer and the wider Council Biodiversity Team to manage and provide support for biodiversity-related elements of the project, including: providing training and upskilling opportunities for internal and external stakeholders around ecological skills and habitat management, while encouraging participation in citizen science. working with the Council Biodiversity team and external stakeholders to ensure the participation of interested parties, such as government departments and agencies, council staff, local organisations, communities, businesses and individuals in a programme of action to develop plans to conserve and enhance biodiversity. assisting work to ensure that the council is a lead player in conserving and enhancing biodiversity within Belfast, by aiding the development of new projects, procedures and processes. To ensure that the project supports BCC obligations and duties under current and forthcoming relevant legislation.

An environmental organization in Belfast is seeking a Project Manager to oversee a capacity building initiative focused on promoting nature recovery. The candidate will lead the development of new practices to enhance green spaces and manage relationships with funders and stakeholders. Responsibilities include project oversight, team management, and governance. Ideal applicants will have relevant project management experience and strong communication skills.