Updates from CJS: Jobs, Volunteers, News & Information. For everyone in countryside, conservation, wildlife, arboricultural and ecological sectors.

North Yorkshire
Joined March 2009
IUCN launches global strategy to tackle invasive alien species IUCN has launched its first global strategy to tackle invasive alien species, one of the world’s greatest drivers of biodiversity loss and species extinctions. c-js.uk/3UDlsAh
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Come across a blocker to nature recovery in England? The Office for Environmental Protection wants specific examples, and anything that has helped to overcome them. Even a single example is useful. Closes Monday 14 December. Find out more here: c-js.uk/4zfxzCD
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🌱 Trying to get a foothold in countryside work? A mentor could help you build confidence, explore your options and plan your next step. 👉 On #nationalmentoringday find out how mentoring could help: c-js.uk/4s4W9mV
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Scottish scorecard for wild species goes global A Scottish-developed conservation tool to protect land-based animals and plants has been expanded to include marine species such as fish, dolphin, porpoise, sharks, skate and birds for the very first time. c-js.uk/3UKw0gW
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A pioneering study will investigate how climate change could create disruption across Scotland's critical infrastructure, helping organisations better understand risks to services. c-js.uk/3W2naLU
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World-first taskforce to protect communities from climate change Communities across the UK will be better protected against the growing threats of climate change, as the world’s first Climate and Nature Security Taskforce met for the first time this week. c-js.uk/4i2cgys
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In UK100’s response to the EAC's Climate Adaptation Inquiry, we set out what local, combined and strategic authorities need to prepare places and people for a changing climate c-js.uk/4dTqe31
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What’s being a Birdkeeper in a zoo like? Now you know. Alex Johnson has worked at various zoos and has real insight in to the work of a birdkeeper, what training you need and how to get there as part of CJS Focus on Animals and Wildlife Focus Series. c-js.uk/4h3vl1h
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One of Scotland’s most important places for nature saved from destruction Scottish Ministers announced they will save the internationally important wildlife site at Coul Links from a golf development that would have caused permanent and irreversible damage c-js.uk/4BlHU18
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More than 5,000 species of wildlife have been recorded at the National Trust's Wimpole estate in Cambridgeshire, highlighting the success of decades of nature recovery in one of England's driest and most nature-depleted counties. c-js.uk/4iwlfI5
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Our parks and green spaces are being asked to do more – for nature, climate, health and communities. APSE’s latest data backs what many of us see: growing expectations, but continued pressure on budgets. How is that playing out where you are? c-js.uk/4yLzleD
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With global temperature rise set to exceed 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels, urgent and stringent cuts to greenhouse emissions are needed to minimize the magnitude and duration of overshoot and return to 1.5°C by the end of the century c-js.uk/4zE0U9A #EmissionsGap
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