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Unleash your passion for environmental conservation and community wellbeing in this unique role at the Eden Project working on 'The Bay - A Blueprint for Recovery' initiative.
Overview
Salary
£27609
Location
Morecambe, UK
Expires
Expires at anytime
Organisation summary
A combined undertaking between The Eden Project and Lancashire Wildlife Trust, 'The Bay - A Blueprint for Recovery' is a well-established, community-centred programme focusing on nature-inspired activities for nurturing wellbeing and promoting environmental conservation.
Role Summary
- Delivery of therapeutic and engaging nature-based activities alongside a dedicated team.
- Engage in effective management of volunteers and activity organisation.
- Work towards fulfilling the programme's objectives in a nuanced and edifying manner.
Role Requirements
- A degree in a pertinent domain or equivalent experience is needed.
- Applicants should have experience working in the environmental or health and social care sectors.
- Proven ability to work with diverse groups and manage volunteers.
- Required knowledge of conservation methodologies and mental health therapies.
Application Process Details
- The application deadline is March 3, 2026.
- Interviews are scheduled for March 17 and 18, 2026.
- Applicants need to have a proactive inclination towards community engagement and a yearning to make a constructive difference to people and the environment.
The Eden Project, in partnership with Lancashire Wildlife Trust, is excited to offer the position of Engagement and Wellbeing Officer for 'The Bay: a Blueprint for Recovery', a coastal wellbeing programme in Morecambe. This role is supported by the National Lottery Community Fund and is a fixed term position for 2 years, with continuation dependent on funding.
The Organisation: 'The Bay: a Blueprint for Recovery' is an established initiative aimed at enhancing the wellbeing of the community and the health of the local natural environment. The programme is designed to engage participants in nature-based activities that promote wellbeing and environmental conservation.
The Role: As the Engagement and Wellbeing Officer, you will be responsible for delivering engaging and therapeutic nature-based activities. You will work alongside the Nature and Wellbeing Officer and other team members within the Eden Project and Lancashire Wildlife Trust. Your role will include organizing and leading activities, managing volunteers, and ensuring the programme's objectives are met effectively.
Job Requirements: Candidates should have a degree in a relevant field or equivalent experience, with a strong background in environmental or health and social care sectors. Experience in coordinating activities, working with diverse groups, and managing volunteers is essential. Knowledge of conservation techniques and mental health therapies is also required.
Benefits: Working at the Eden Project comes with several benefits, including 30 days of holiday plus an extra day for your birthday, access to wellbeing support, financial advice, a cycle to work scheme, enhanced pension scheme, and more.
Application Details: The closing date for applications is March 3, 2026, with interviews scheduled for March 17 and 18, 2026. This role requires a proactive approach to community engagement and a passion for making a positive impact on both people and nature.
