Here at Severn Rivers Trust, we are passionate about catchment scale restoration and have big ambitions to rise to the challenge, scaling both our conservation programmes and our work to better engage and educate the communities of the Severn, to turn the tide on the restoration of this great River. We’re an agile organisation, with a can-do attitude and a willingness to take on new challenges. So, if you like to get stuff done, and want to be at forefront of ecological restoration, working along the UK’s longest river, then Severn Rivers Trust could be just the place for you. Our expanding portfolio of work means we have an exciting opportunity for the right people to join our Operations Team as Catchment Assistant to assist the delivery of habitat creation and restoration works. Job title: Catchment AssistantLocation of job: Hybrid working – home based with occasional working in SRT Head Office, Martley, Worcester and regular travel throughout the Severn Vale and Warwickshire Avon catchments. Post holder reports to: Programme Manager – Lower SevernSalary: Catchment Assistant: £23,400 – £25,200Position type: Permanent Benefits: Generous home-working allowance, flexible working arrangements, 9% employer pension contribution Overall purpose of the jobs: This is an exciting opportunity for an entry-level candidate seeking to launch their career in environmental conservation, from within a leading environmental charity, delivering ambitious ecological schemes along Britain’s longest river. The role will provide hands-on support to the lower division of our Operations Team, bolstering resources and enabling us to scale up our exciting portfolio of environmental programmes throughout the Warwickshire Avon and Severn Vale catchments. You will provide end-to-end support to our farm advice and ecological restoration programmes in the region. Day-to-day activities will include practical assistance with planning and delivering a range of habitat creation and restoration initiatives, supporting the coordination of local farm cluster and catchment partnership events, alongside landowner engagement and wider team support.