A team of over 40 highly qualified staff work for Northumberland Wildlife Trust from its headquarters at St Nicholas Park, Gosforth. 

Areas of expertise range from ecology to educationconservation to marketing, fundraising to finance and administration. We are looking for passionate, dedicated and resourceful people to join us - if you have an interest in nature conservation issues and a passion for the values of The Wildlife Trusts, we would love to hear from you!

Why not become a part of it?

All current vacancies will be listed below, as well as advertised in Job Centres, environmental recruitment websites and appropriate media.

Alternatively, why not consider gaining new skills and experience by volunteering with us? We have various exciting opportunities for people to join our team, whether you enjoy working out on our many reserves or prefer to help from our Trust offices in Gosforth. 

We regret that we are unable to accept speculative applications or hold them on file.

                         

  • Location: Newcastle, Northumberland and North Tyneside

    Salary: Variable

    Closing date: Mon, 31/12/2012

    Northumberland Wildlife Trust is committed to growing its individual membership, to enable it to carry out more conservation work, involve the community and have a stronger voice in the region. The Trust uses the services of a specialist fundraising company, AE Fundraising, to recruit new members on a door-to-door basis.

  • Location: Newcastle, Northumberland & North Tyneside

    Salary: Variable

    Closing date: Mon, 31/12/2012

    CMFundraising are seeking enthusiastic and reliable people to work part-time and full-time in most areas of Newcastle, North Tyneside and Northumberland, recruiting new members at pre-booked venues and organised events and shows on behalf of Northumberland Wildlife Trust.

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    Closing date: Mon, 31/12/2012

    Northumberland Wildlife Trust has a number of opportunities for part-time work to raise the profile of the Trust and attract new supporters.