Exciting new Landscapes for All Officer Vacancy

Meadow management. Volunteers work with Emma Black at Coe’s Meadow in Bulmer to rake up the arisings from cutting the wildflower meadows.
Meadow management. Volunteers work with Emma Black at Coe’s Meadow in Bulmer to rake up the arisings from cutting the wildflower meadows.

We are recruiting! This is a great opportunity to join the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty team as a Landscapes for All Officer working with communities across Suffolk, Essex and beyond.

Are you passionate about equality, diversity and inclusion? Are you someone who understands the value of the natural environment to enhance all of our lives? If so, we would love to receive your application.

Your role

The National Landscapes Review has highlighted the urgent need to improve opportunities and remove barriers to access for all parts of society to enjoy their nationally important, designated landscapes.

You will bring specialist skills and knowledge in the field of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion to a team that works in Partnership with some 30 organisations.

The team and Partnership aims to deliver positive action for the environment and communities across two nationally designated AONB (Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty) in Suffolk and North Essex.

The role is expected to challenge how that action is delivered and to seek best practice for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in all our AONB activities. Find out more and apply.