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MIDDLESBROUGH Environment City
Salary: £22,281 to £23,858 (MEC Band 7) Pay Award Pending April 2024
37 Hours Per Week
Fixed Term Contract until September 2025
Middlesbrough Environment City (MEC) is an independent charity that promotes healthy and
sustainable lifestyles using the ten principles of One Planet Living. We have an exciting opportunity for
an enthusiastic Project Officer to deliver Climate Action Middlesbrough, an initiative to engage
Middlesbrough’s communities in taking action to address the climate crisis. The project works with
partner organisations and the wider community to develop community leadership and support changes
locally including at a policy, environmental, community and individual level.
You will be responsible for the day-to-day delivery of Climate Action Middlesbrough including
supporting the Project Coordinator, leading on community engagement and sustainable travel,
supporting the work of internal and external partners, planning and facilitating events, and supporting
the collection and maintenance of accurate information.
With a sound understanding of the climate crisis, you will have previous experience of delivering
community-based projects and have the ability to engage with individuals, community groups and
organisations. You will possess excellent communication and organisational skills and have a
commitment to a community-led approach to addressing climate change locally.
If you feel that you have the skills and attributes for this position, then we would like to hear from you.
For further details and an application form, please contact Middlesbrough Environment City on 01642
579820, email info@menvcity.org.uk or download an application form from the bottom of this page.
Closing Date: Friday 3rd May 2024 – 5pm
Interview Date: Friday 10th May 2024
This project is funded by the National Lottery Community Fund through the Climate Action Fund.
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Well, folks, we're signing off for the weekend. Before we go and kick our feet up, be sure to kick your own feet up, too: #NoMowMay is around the corner and that means putting the lawnmower down, tossing some wildflower seeds around if need be and letting it all grow! Doing so will attract more bees and butterflies, provide birds with a natural food-source, provide highways and hideaways for mammals such as hedgehogs! So go on: Put your feet up and let that lawn grow. The wildlife will thank you for it!Get ready to let it grow for #NoMowMay 🌱
Plantlife's No Mow May campaign is back. Take action for nature by putting the lawnmower away and letting the wildflowers bloom 🌸
Even the smallest grassy patch can make a huge difference for our wildlife, including our bumblebees 🐝
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