Our Landscape of Heroes project has an opening for their Project Development & Research Officer.
The Landscape of heroes project will run for 18 months, and is community based and sets out to work with local people to re-discover and celebrate the lost military landscapes in and around the Isle of Axhome.
Please click through to this post to read the Job Specification and find details on how to apply for the post.
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Our project, Reconstructing the ‘Wildscape’; Thorne and Hatfield Moors Hidden Landscapes, is looking for a three year PhD Studentship. The PhD project is based around an investigation of the wild ‘hidden landscapes’ of Thorne and Hatfield Moors and its surrounding areas, especially its nearby floodplains and meres. These ‘hidden landscapes’ are the prehistoric, historic and…
We are now looking to fill three posts within the project team, one full time and two part time. Details of the available roles can be found below. If you are interested in applying for a post, please use the online application form on North Lincolnshire Council’s website. Archaeology and Heritage Officer: Post No. PLTE2242…
The Partnership is pleased to announce that it is now able to seek appointees to a small delivery group of officers (two full time: two part time), starting with the appointment of a Project Officer who will manage the group and be responsible for delivering the provisions of the Landscape Conservation Action Plan (LCAP).