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A Ranger is required to assist with the practical maintenance and management of the Park, the operation of the Stover Centre, the supervision of volunteers, the events programme, and lead visiting schools and other groups. With experience gained in countryside management/conservation, you should also possess knowledge of environmental issues. Good practical skills will be needed to assist with the routine maintenance of the Park and two other nearby County Council owned sites. Excellent communication skills are also required as well as a flexible approach to working hours (with some weekend and bank holiday working required).,

• DCC embraces the positive benefits of a diverse workforce and is committed to providing an environment that is inclusive and safe. We welcome applications from people who share our commitment to stop discrimination, challenge inequality and promote diversity across Devon. More information can be found on our Equality and Diversity webpages.
• Happy to Talk Flexible Working - The Council offers flexible working arrangements in terms of when and where people work e.g. hybrid working, part-time, condensed hours etc.
• We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and vulnerable adults and expect all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.
• This role requires the ability to fulfil all spoken aspects of the role with confidence and fluency in English.
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• This role requires a DBS disclosure.
  
  Stover Country Park is one of two Green Flag Award winning Country Parks managed by Devon County Council and has 125 acres of woodland, heathland, lake and marsh. With the Park designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest and Local Nature Reserve, it is a significant wildlife site and is particularly important for dragonflies. The woodland, lake and lowland heaths provide habitats for a range of resident and visiting wildlife. Visitors are encouraged to enjoy the freedom of the Park and a range of activities are organised including guided walks, children's activities, and conservation tasks.