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Wildlife and Conservation jobsPort Lympne Wild Animal Park has a vacancy for a Primate KeeperPort Lympne Wild Animal Park in conjunction with The John Aspinall Foundation is a dedicated charity committed to protecting rare and endangered animals from extinction through captive breeding and reintroduction programmes. We are looking to recruit a motivated and enthusiastic individual to join our team of dedicated keepers on the small primate section. A unique opportunity! ZSL London Zoo has vacancies for Explainers ZSL London Zoo receives over a million visitors each year including families, children and school groups. We are looking for Explainers to enthrall, engage and interact with our key audiences through our fantastic range of new live events for 2010. Isle of Wight Zoo require an Animal Department Supervisor A valuable and exciting opportunity has arisen for an Animal Department Supervisor to head a specialist collection comprising mainly of big cats and lemurs, alongside a small collection of other exotic species and farm and companion animals. This post will report to the Zoo Curator and, ultimately, share a Duty Manager role to oversee day-to-day operations of all departments. Howletts Wild Animal Park are looking to recruit an Animal Keeper Howletts Wild Animal Park is part of a charity based organisation committed to protecting rare and endangered animals from extinction through captive breeding and reintroduction programmes. We are looking to recruit a Floating Animal Keeper whose time will be divided between the five animal sections in the park. Wildlife for All is looking for volunteers to train to run nature reserves We manage our own nature reserves in Sussex and South Africa. Komsberg Wilderness Nature Reserve in South Africa is huge with fantastic wildlife. You will be working at The Oasis, our nature reserve and education centre in Sussex. We train our team members to do whatever is needed to run nature reserves. The tasks are many and varied. Have another look at The Oasis page to see what is going on and imagine yourself helping to make this all happen. Sheffield Wildlife Trust have job opportunities for 18 to 24 yr olds claiming Job Seekers Allowance You may be eligible to receive a paid job that will enable you to gain the skills and experience necessary to further your career aspirations. The Future Jobs Fund has been created by the government to provide around £1 billion to support the creation of 150,000 jobs for long term unemployed young people and others who face significant disadvantage in the labour market within the UK. Environment Job a job site that contains employment and volunteering opportunities in the environmental sector. Natural England works with regional partners to develop robust frameworks for decision making and actions to achieve sustainable development. They seek to secure and enhance wildlife and geology through regional working. Monkey Sanctuary has been home to a colony of woolly monkeys since 1964. The original aim was to provide a stable setting in which woolly monkeys, rescued from lives of isolation in zoos or as pets, could live as naturally as possible. The Trust has evolved and is now campaigning to stop the primate pet trade in the UK. They are able to offer sanctuary to a few of the monkeys in Britain who desperately need a safe and socially stimulating environment. Wildlife Trust has 47 branches across the whole of the UK, the Isle of Man and Alderney. They are the largest UK voluntary organisation dedicated to conserving the full range of the UK’s habitats and species, whether they be in the countryside, in cities or at sea. The organisation envisages an environment rich in wildlife for everyone. Their mission is to rebuild biodiversity and engage people with their environment. Wilderness Foundation UK was established in 1974 by Sir Laurens van der Post, writer, explorer and philosopher, and Dr. Ian Player DMS, international conservationist renowned for saving the white rhino and founder of the World Wilderness Congress movement. They work closely with their sister organisations The Wilderness Foundation in South Africa, The WILD Foundation in the USA and other groups in Europe and Asia. Together they share a common belief in the irreplaceable value of wilderness, which contains the wonders of pristine nature, and enables us to return to our origins and draw a deep sense of belonging and inspiration.  Tiggywinkles Wildlife Hospital is the world’s busiest wildlife hospital and cares for sick & injured hedgehogs, badgers, wild birds, foxes, even reptiles & amphibians. They are a specialist hospital, using all available veterinary welfare skills, dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating all species of British wildlife. Frontier job and career opportunities in the UK and abroad Want to have the best time of your life while gaining academic qualifications at the same time? Join a Frontier expedition and save endangered wildlife and threatened ecosystems while gaining an A-level. Learn to run expeditions and gain an AS-level. Teach English and get TEFL trained. Whichever you choose, you'll be off the beaten track having adventures beyond anything you've ever imagined! They have projects in Africa, Asia, Fiji & the Pacific Isles, Indonesia, South and Central America, and Nepal.  EcoTraining Field Guide and Specialist Courses EcoTraining Australia's mission is to develop the most professional nature guides in Australia to support the country’s attraction as one of the world’s top ecotourism destinations.
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