Science & Technology Opportunity: Landscape Scientist

Landscape Scientist Current Vacancies

2007-06-17:

Landscape scientists apply their scientific expertise to practical landscaping problems.
Landscape science is a specialist area within the field of landscape architecture.

particular species of wildlife or plant life; advising on planting and maintenance of a site; creating new habitats and environments; drawing up wildlife management plans; analysing soil; setting up and evaluating a conservation scheme.

Landscape scientists also advise on reclamation techniques and pollution management.
The work could include inviting tenders for landscaping work and maintenance contracts. landscape scientists may supervise the construction work to make sure that it is done on time and to the right standard.

They work closely with landscape architects/designers, landscape managers and other professionals, such as planners
Hours of work can be long and irregular, with evening and weekend work sometimes being necessary.

Landscape scientists spend a lot of time in an office or laboratory. areas of work.
Landscape scientists also work in the public sector with local authorities, in large corporations, the construction industry, government agencies and voluntary organisations.

Landscape scientists can be employed anywhere in the UK.

Some work for organisations that are involved in environmental concerns, such as English Nature, the Countryside Commission and Scottish National Heritage. Landscape scientists can also work in education. private practice (Permalink)