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Catchment Restoration Development Officer

Sustaining Dunbar
Part time
£35,000 – £40,000 pro-rata
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East Lothian areas with jobs

    Musselburgh 5
    Haddington and Lammermuir 4
    Tranent, Wallyford and Macmerry 4
    Dunbar and East Linton 1
    North Berwick Coastal 1
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Sustaining Dunbar

Catchment Restoration Development Officer

  • Sustaining Dunbar
  • Part time
  • £35,000 – £40,000 pro-rata
  • Hybrid: Primarily East Lammermuir / Dunbar area, with some remote working
  • Closing 19th April 2026

As part of the next phase of our Rivers Project, we are recruiting for a Catchment Restoration Development Officer.

Background

Sustaining Dunbar, in partnership with Forth Rivers Trust (FRT), has secured development phase funding to prepare detailed, shovel-ready nature restoration plans for the Dry Burn and Spott Burn catchments in East Lammermuir. This project is part of a wider, long-term ambition to deliver landscape-scale nature recovery across East Lammermuir from summit to sea.

The development phase will identify and design a portfolio of restoration interventions — riparian tree planting, natural flood management measures, habitat connectivity improvements, and invasive species control — working across approximately 22 landholdings in the two catchments. The technical design work will be led by FRT. The role of this post is to make that technical work possible: by building the relationships with landowners and land managers that underpin it, and by coordinating the programme so that individual work packages fit together coherently across land boundaries.

Purpose of the Role

To coordinate this next phase of the project and act as the primary point of contact for landowners and land managers across the Dry Burn and Spott Burn catchments, building the trust and relationships necessary to develop coherent, spatially connected restoration work packages, and to coordinate these with Forth Rivers Trust so as to develop a portfolio of credible and fundable habitat enhancement and restoration projects.

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