Jobs in Scotland’s rainforest
Current vacancies
Join the movement to help save Scotland’s rainforest!
There are lots of different types of rainforest jobs to consider: from practical roles tackling invasive species or planting trees; to management positions looking after projects; office-based research looking for long-term solutions; to roles working with people in local communities.
Because role adverts sometimes come and go quickly, we can’t guarantee this page will always be up to date. So make sure you also keep an eye on websites like Countryside Jobs and environmentjob and listings from individual ASR partners.
Head of Estate and Programmes - Scotland
The Woodland Trust is looking for a Head of Estate and Programmes in Scotland to lead the work in this remit and ensure the estate and programmes are managed to the highest professional standards.
Rainforest Restoration Team Manager
We are looking for a highly practical person to lead a small team dedicated to restoring rainforest across the Morvern peninsula in the West Highlands.
Rainforest Restoration Trainee
We are looking for an enthusiastic trainee who is keen to learn about rainforest restoration. You will be part of a close team, helping to remove the invasive shrub, Rhododendron ponticum, across the Morvern peninsula in the West Highlands.
Tree Nursery Assistant
Arkaig Community Forest (ACF) is looking to recruit a seasonal Tree Nursery Assistant to help grow a range of native tree species, which will be used to restore Caledonian pine forest and expand native woodland in Lochaber.
Estate & Project Development Manager - Loch Arkaig
The Woodland Trust is looking for an Estate and Project Development Manager in to take overall responsibility for ensuring that all aspects of the landscape vision for the land around Loch Arkaig is delivered successfully with our partners.
Tender opportunity: Accommodation Scoping Report
Our Rainforest Futures is tendering for a suitable person to lead a project looking at affordable accommodation within the ‘rainforest zone’.
