Landscape Recovery Programme Manager

We are looking for an experienced, passionate, and highly organised programmes manager with a background in ecology/conservation and project management, who can lead our Landscape Recovery Project Team.

These are exciting times for Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust. Last year, we undertook a review of our ambitious Wilder Nottinghamshire 2030 strategy to give even greater focus to our work on our land, with communities and partners, and through influencing others.

Following this strategy review, the Trust has aligned structures and roles to ensure that we are equipped to maximise our impact for nature, attract increased support and remain resilient and sustainable over the long term in a rapidly changing external environment.

The new structure has created a number of opportunities to bring in new talent, ideas and energy to the organisation, to make a strategic investment in our future capability.

Time is running out to address the joint nature and climate crises and Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust has a hugely important role to play in our county, and as part of the wider Wildlife Trust movement, to help reverse local nature loss and mobilise action for nature recovery and we'd love you to join us.

As our Landscape Recovery Programme Manager, you will be managing a programme of multiple exciting habitat and species recovery projects, helping us to deliver 30x30 and bring back our lost species. Working with the Director of Nature Recovery, you will also help to secure funds for future projects and liaise with our key partners to develop projects.

You will have a proven track record of successful funded project delivery, preferably within landscape recovery, habitat restoration and/or community-led conservation initiatives. You will be able to demonstrate excellent management skills with the ability to motivate, inspire and develop a highly effective team.

This post is subject to a Basic DBS Check. You will be required to travel so a driving licence is essential. We are planning to hold interviews on the 1st and 3rd of June 2026.

For full details of the role and its responsibilities, as well as details of the key experiences, skills and qualifications required, please refer to the Job Description, Person Specification and Recruitment Pack available on our website.

Our Culture

We are strong believers that it is our culture that makes it a special place to work and drives our huge successes. Our people are passionate and dedicated to making Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust the best that it can be. We are the county's leading conservation charity run by local people for the benefit of local wildlife, with nature reserves across the county. We are a part of a UK network of 46 local Wildlife Trusts working to protect wildlife.