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Donor Relations Officer (Regular Giving)£20,000 - £23,000 depending on experience and qualifications World Land Trust (WLT) is an international conservation charity, working to protect threatened habitats around the world. We are looking for a Donor Relations Officer to maintain the strong relationship that exists between our charity and its ... |
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Head of Marketing & CommunicationsStarting salary £27,500 p.a. A wonderful opportunity to make a powerful impact in an organisation committed to the long term conservation of the world’s critically threatened habitats and their endangered species. World land Trust (WLT) has a vacancy for a Head of ... |
England (East Anglia) - UK
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Director of Conservationup to c. £50,000 Summary A rare opportunity to contribute in an amazing way to the long term conservation of the world’s critically threatened habitats and their endangered species. World land Trust (WLT) has a vacancy for the Director of Conservation who ... |
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Conservation Programmes AssistantSalary: £16,500 p.a. World Land Trust is seeking a Conservation Programmes Assistant to provide project administration support to the Programmes Team. This is a full time post, based in our offices in Halesworth, Suffolk. It will be initially on a 12 month fixed term ... |
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Receptionist£15,000 p.a. WLT has a vacancy for a full time Receptionist. The Receptionist will be the first point of contact for callers and visitors and will be responsible for ensuring that all who contact WLT will enjoy a friendly and welcoming ... |
England (East Anglia) - UK
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Writer/Editoriro £20,000 World Land Trust (WLT) is a major UK charity which promotes the conservation, protection & improvement of the natural environment throughout the world. The Trust’s digital and printed communications are vital for keeping in touch ... |
England (East Anglia) - UK
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