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Job alert: Forests campaigner

Published Tuesday, 28th August 2007

treesGreenbang is rather partial to trees. They’re lovely things to look at, rest under and run through (our local jogging route is through a lovely little forest)–and they’re also critical for the well-being of the planet. Which is why this job sounds pretty cool: a forests campaigner for Greenpeace.

“As well as understanding the challenges facing the world’s ancient forests and the plants, animals and peoples that depend on them, key to your success will be a focus on results and knowing how to make things happen. Your track record in challenging corporations and governments, inspiring people and leading projects will also be important.” 

The role involves strategy development, research, non-violent direct action and lots more (as well as lots of train-based travelling). And it’s based in Amsterdam, which is also a good thing.

Get all the details here.

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