CJS Weekly: The Original Countryside Jobs Service newsletter.
Published every week since July 1994.
Each edition contains job adverts - more than online - volunteers opportunities, the news from the week in full plus regular updates on the latest training courses and professional events; articles written specifically for by CJS from our Featured Charity, in depth features from countryside organisations and sometimes by CJS staff. All in one handy package delivered direct to your inbox on Friday.
CJS Weekly is the only CJS publication to carry free advertising and it's the only one with the unique CJS Digest of vacancies
Most recent edition published: Friday 12 April
Details of this edition:
News
Plenty of news this week.
Crackdown on water firms sees up to £11 million in water company fines and penalties reinvested back into a new Water Restoration Fund Defra announce. Campaign for National Parks carried out a health check of habitats and species in the 13 National Parks of England and Wales and published the results in their flagship Health Check Report warning that nature needs a lifeline.
Good news for number of bitterns and hen harriers both with reported population increases last year.
A chance to help out water voles with last year’s featured charity: ‘Water vole watchers’ needed to survey local waterways - PTES
Jobs
51 adverts for new paid jobs
Adverts ONLY in CJS Weekly: 4 sfl ads for paid posts plus 11 in the CJS Digest.
Traineeships and Apprentices: 2
Volunteers
6 new volunteer roles this week
Training
No Training Directory update this week
Features
The third article from our Featured Charity: Not just for nerds: Why data makes a difference By Rebecca Duncan, Media & Events Lead, The Rivers Trust
Develop your survey skills through the UK Butterfly Monitoring Scheme By Rachael Conway, Monitoring Officer, Butterfly Conservation
In case you missed it, 1 feature worth revisiting
Other information this week
Last chance to submit a nomination for the 2024 SocEnv Awards
The next edition will be published on: Friday 19 April
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