We are looking for someone with a love of wildlife and a passion for helping others to enjoy it. The role will help us bring nature to people in Glasgow and surrounding urban areas, ensuring that everyone has the change to benefit – close to where they live and by visiting nearby RSPB nature reserves.  We recognise that access to nature is not equal.  In this role you will design and deliver activities and events that are appealing and meet the needs of people who find accessing nature more challenging.

Nature is under threat more than ever before, and we need people of all ages and backgrounds to take action to protect it. This post will be part of our Giving Nature a Home Glasgow team who have been working across the city since 2013, supporting people to develop a love of nature and protect it.

Recently, we have started working with a wider range of groups and organisations to create new opportunities for more people to enjoy nature, especially those who face cultural, financial and accessibility barriers to doing so. This role will build on our existing work, as well as provide an exciting opportunity to develop new ideas and ways to bring people and nature closer together.  This will involve working directly with communities in Glasgow and working with colleagues at RSPB Lochwinnoch nature reserve and other sites to understand and overcome the barriers experienced by some people when accessing our reserves.

This role will be responsible for managing volunteers, engaging, and forming relationships with new targeted groups, designing and delivering workshops and events tailored to these new audiences and their needs, representing RSPB and our values. The role will be supported by the GNAHG Project Manager, the GNAH team in Glasgow and Edinburgh, and by colleagues at RSPB Lochwinnoch and other nature reserves.

Essential skills, knowledge and experience:

• Experience of working with a diverse range of groups and communities including those with disabilities, additional support needs and from a range of cultural backgrounds.
• Good basic knowledge of UK wildlife, habitats, and species
• Good Interpersonal skills.
• An excellent verbal communicator able to communicate RSPB messages to a wide range of audiences.
• An ability to produce clear written communications & reports and deliver presentations.
• An ability to build & maintain partnerships.
• Recruiting and managing volunteers
• Proven time management & organisational skills.
• Working with project teams & stakeholders.
• Competent IT user (e.g., MS packages, Outlook etc).

Desirable skills, knowledge and experience:

• Good local knowledge of Glasgow.
• Experience/ interest in biological recording and gardening for wildlife

This is a Fixed-Term Full time role ending in March 2026.