Enforcement Officer at Natural Resources Wales
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- Within 25 miles of CF3 0EY
- Online & In Person
- Deadline:
- £37,594 to £41,428
- Hybrid
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Investigate fisheries offences from NRW’s Cardiff office.
Join the Natural Resources Wales enforcement team to investigate illegal fishing and other fisheries offences. The work includes gathering evidence, responding to incidents, surveillance and working with partners; you may also support wider environmental crime cases. The post is based at Rivers House in Cardiff, with fieldwork where needed. It is permanent and full time at 37 hours a week, paying £37,594 to £41,428. A full current UK driving licence is essential because site visits can be hard to reach by public transport. Applications have a stated closing date of 22 November 2026. Check the employer site for the exact cutoff time and application requirements.

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Natural Resources Wales
Natural Resources Wales is a Welsh Government sponsored public body. It protects and improves Wales’s environment by managing land and nature reserves, regulating activities that affect nature, responding to incidents and working for nature recovery, climate resilience and less pollution.