This website will be switched off at the end of March 2018. Why is Biodiversity important? Key pressures on biodiversity. Go out and do it! Biodiversity in your area. What can you do? Get out and get active. Farmers, foresters and estates. Biodiversity and the school estate. What can you do? 2016 Biodiversity Science Conference.

CJS is an ethical small business publishing free and low cost information to promote countryside careers in the UK and environmental conservation worldwide. CJS - The Original, the biggest and the best in the field,. Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames. Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames.

The Countryside Management Association supports countryside management professionals throughout England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Stephen Jenkinson advising on dogs and access. Formed in 1966 the CMA is the largest organisation supporting the work of conservation, access and recreation professionals in the natural greenspace and countryside sector throughout England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Keep up to date with events at CJS. CJS Vacancies advertised in March. Use the links to see each sector online. Administration, support and IT. All administration and support roles. Working with and for trees, woodland and in forestry, includes tree nursery. Projects looking at community involvement and countryside volunteer management. Gardening and plant health vacancies. Access and all public rights of way related work. To access all of th.

Return to normal page layout. View or search by map. View a list by region. These reserves help protect an amazing range of wildlife and landscapes and each one is waiting to be discovered by you. Find out why National Nature reserves are important in Scotland.

Welcome to the Pentland Hills. The Regional Park encompasses a stunning range of medium-sized hills stretching from the City of Edinburgh bypass down to Carlops. Download our map and information leaflet. To orientate yourself to the area.

Friday, September 5, 2014. This week, a capercaillie has been defending his territory. This has led to stress on the bird, and injury to at least one visitor. We have signposted the path, and ask you to avoid using it. Friday, February 21, 2014. Some doubt about location, and poor use of map and compass, seemed.