Career Guide (EN)From Biological Sciences

Environmental Biologist

As an Environmental Biologist, you play a pivotal role in understanding and protecting the ecosystems that sustain life on our planet. With pressing global challenges like climate change and biodiversity loss, your expertise is crucial in shaping sustainable practices and policies that benefit both nature and humanity.

Top Employers

Who hires for this path?

UK Market Contacts

    Bristol City Council
    Bristol City Council is committed to sustainability and offers roles focused on urban ecology and environmental management.
    Greater Manchester Combined Authority
    This authority works on regional environmental initiatives, providing opportunities for environmental biologists to influence local policy.
    London Wildlife Trust
    Focusing on London's natural environment, this trust offers roles dedicated to urban conservation and biodiversity.
    Surrey Wildlife Trust
    This local trust works to protect Surrey's wildlife and habitats, providing opportunities for hands-on conservation work.
    Cotswolds Conservation Board
    This board focuses on conserving the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering roles in landscape and biodiversity management.

Top UK Graduate Employers

    Natural England
    As the government’s advisor for the natural environment in England, Natural England offers a dynamic work environment focused on conservation and biodiversity.
    Environment Agency
    The Environment Agency works to protect and improve the environment in England, providing opportunities for impactful work in environmental science.
    RSPB (Royal Society for the Protection of Birds)
    The RSPB is the largest wildlife conservation charity in the UK, offering roles that focus on protecting birds and their habitats.
    Wildlife Trusts
    With a network of local Wildlife Trusts across the UK, this organisation provides diverse opportunities in conservation and environmental management.
    Scottish Natural Heritage
    This public body is responsible for Scotland's natural heritage, offering roles that contribute to the conservation of Scotland's unique landscapes and wildlife.