Working with Nature Habitat Management Coordinator 2025-2027 Local Places for Nature

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Buyers

Katy Reed

Value

£95,000

Classifications

Environmental management

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tender

Submission Deadline

4 weeks from now

Published

6 days ago

Description

The Countryside & Wildlife Team (C&W Team) of Neath Port Talbot Council (the Council) intend to undertake a project focusing on habitat management and restoration on local places for nature around the county. The project will involve bringing existing ecologically important sites across the county into active conservation management. The project is funded through the Local Places for Nature fund.

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Katy Reed

Public authority - sub-central government

Angharad Clarke

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01639 763929

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