A Conservation Officer in the UK works to protect and manage the natural environment, including wildlife, habitats, and landscapes. These professionals are often employed by organisations such as local councils, national parks, environmental charities, or government bodies like Natural England. Their duties may include monitoring species and habitats, developing conservation policies, running educational programmes, and enforcing environmental laws. Conservation Officers spend time both outdoors conducting surveys and indoors writing reports, planning projects, and engaging with the community. The role can be physically demanding and often requires a passion for nature and strong communication skills.
Although we could not find any related apprenticeships, there may be some that are availiable. Please visit the Find an apprenticeship service to find out more.
Address
Developing Experts Limited
Exchange Street Buildings
35-37 Exchange Street
Norwich
NR2 1DP
UK
Phone
01603 273515
Email
[email protected]
Copyright 2026 Developing Experts, All rights reserved.
Unlock expert-designed lessons, resources, and assessments tailored for educators. No credit card required.
Claim Your Free Trial →