Conservation professionals

Conservation professionals are responsible for ensuring that landscapes, habitats and species are protected and enhanced via appropriate management and conservation. They promote public understanding and awareness of the natural environment and help to develop and implement appropriate policies to achieve these objectives.

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South West salary

£37,690

Average annual salary

Employed in South West

4,700

▲ 113.6% last 3 years

Courses in South West

Course	College	Type
BSc (Hons) Applied Zoology (Top up) degree - Part Time	Cornwall College	Higher Education
Countryside Worker Apprenticeship (Level 2)	Wiltshire College	Apprenticeship
Geology	Exeter College	A Level
Geology A Level	North Devon College	A Level
Geology A-level	Cirencester College	A Level
Geology: A Level	Richard Huish	A Level
Level 2 Horticulture (Landscape Gardening)	Wiltshire College
Teamwork in a Professional Environment (In Person)	New College Swindon
Teamwork in a Professional Environment (Online)	New College Swindon
City and Guilds Level 1 Award in Practical Horticulture Skills	Duchy College
Tree Climbing and Rescue City & Guilds Award Level 2	Bicton College
Climate Change - Extend Option	Exeter College
Create Willow Christmas Stars Workshop	Bicton College
Create a Willow Hare Workshop	Bicton College
Create a Willow Reindeer/Stag Workshop	Bicton College
FdSc Horticulture Degree	Cornwall College
FdSc Horticulture Degree - Part Time	Cornwall College
Introduction to Habitat Condition Assessment	Bicton College
RHS Level 2 Certificate in Practical Horticulture	Wiltshire College
RHS Level 2 Certificate in the Principles of Horticulture	Wiltshire College
Safe Use Of Pesticides PA1 & PA2	Bicton College
Safe Use Of Pesticides PA1 & PA6	Bicton College
Wirework Creations for Wellbeing - Birds/Dragon Flies	Bicton College
Wirework Creations for Wellbeing - Christmas	Bicton College
Wirework Creations for Wellbeing - Hedgehog	Bicton College
Wirework for beginners- create a Chicken Wire Chicken	Bicton College