Nature Needs You
Do you want to work with nature and build a career that makes a difference? You’re in the right place!
Welcome to Green Jobs for Nature, where we’ll help you discover a career you’ll love that protects the planet.
On this site, you’ll discover what a green job is, how to get one, and who you could work for.
What’s a Green Job for Nature?
It’s simple – a Green Job for Nature is all about helping the environment by protecting and restoring nature.
We depend on nature for everything from food and fuel to mental wellbeing.
There are a growing number of rewarding and important careers that let you make a real impact, and you might be surprised at just how many paths are available.
Find out more about how green jobs contribute to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
With more people understanding how vital nature is, more green jobs are opening up – whether it’s on land, in the sea, or by rivers and wetlands.
There are plenty of opportunities for those who want to help nature that aren’t based outdoors, such as managing data. work on environmental policies, or use the latest technology to make a difference.
The future of jobs
One day, every job – whether it’s in building, transport, or retail – will need to be green. That means working in a way that protects the environment, using green technologies, and making a positive impact. Want to be ahead of the game? Now’s the time!
Take our quiz!
Curious if a Green Job is right for you? Take our fun quiz to find out what job matches your skills and passions!
Browse job profiles
Check out real stories from people already working in Green Jobs for Nature. See what they do, what they love (and don’t), and how they got started.
Our Ambassadors
We’re fortunate enough to be working with some incredible people to help us reach and encourage more young people to consider nature-related careers.
An Information Session for Parents
25th June, 6-7pm
Join us for an insightful and free webinar on Green Jobs for Nature, designed specifically for parents and carers of young people that are interested in green career opportunities.
Meet Bageshwer Singh
A tutor at Field Studies Council
This video is part of a series of videos highlighting the different routes and careers available in the sector. In this video Bageshwer tells us about his role as a tutor at Epping Forest.
“Getting a GJFN is so rewarding, it’s good to know that my career is not only supporting me but also helping others.”
Luci Phalp
Latest Blog Posts
An Information Session for Parents (25 June)
Sustainability, Science, and Social Media: Q&A With Laura Young
Midges, Grallochs and Sunrises: My Year as a Trainee Deer Stalker
About Us
CIEEM (or the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management to give us our full title) is the professional membership body supporting ecologists and environmental managers in the UK and Ireland.
