EVEREC
Estate Manager - Conservation & Land Management - Hybrid/Field Based

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Estate Manager - Conservation and Land Management
Location: Field-based across a national portfolio of conservation and land management sites, with travel expected around 2 days per week
About the Company
A growing nature and land management developer, delivering long-term conservation projects across a national portfolio of sites.
The Role
This is a practical, delivery-focused role responsible for making sure conservation and land management work happens in the right place, right season, and right way, on time and on budget, across a national estate of sites. You'll be hands-on with site visits and species monitoring, and lead delivery through contractors, tenant farmers, or an in-house rangers team, while also helping shape how future sites are designed and managed.
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Key Responsibilities
- Undertake regular site visits across the estate
- Carry out ongoing monitoring and surveys for non-native invasive species
- Lead on securing permissions and consents needed to carry out site management works
- Lead delivery of site infrastructure and land management projects, whether through contractors, tenant farmers, or building and managing an in-house rangers team
- Design and roll out in-house GIS tools to help capture key site management information
- Work as part of a cross-specialisation team designing future sites
- Support the wider team through site accreditation and registration processes


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What We Are Looking For
Essential:
- Confident communicating with landowners and consultants directly
- Previous experience using or working with agricultural and arboricultural machinery
- A pragmatic, hands-on approach to problem solving, able to deliver practical solutions quickly
- Willingness to travel around 2 days a week
Desirable:
- A broader understanding of land or habitat management and ecological surveying, given the sites delivered need to meet target criteria within set timescales
If this role is of interest please apply directly or reach out to bethany.crofts@everec.co.uk
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