Master's degree in biology, landscape ecology related to nature and species conservation (m/f/d)

Support in the development of nationwide protection and action concepts as well as the determination of long-term safeguarding and restoration of favourable conservation conditions for types of the FFH Directive Working with the conceptual elaborations to improve the knowledge of selected species/groups of species in terms of dissemination and risk Cooperation with the coordination of monitoring programmes, the revision of standard data sheets and reports within the framework of European nature conservation obligations Development of contributions and guidance on implementation support in the field of species protection Support for public relations in the field of species protection

Successfully completed study (diploma/master degree course or comparable) of the discipline of biology, landscape ecology or a related study course with reference to nature and species protection. appropriate master's degrees not acquired at a university must be accredited at the time of completion for access to the higher service; the applicant or the applicant shall provide proof of this. In the case of foreign qualifications, a certificate assessment shall be submitted by the Central Office for Foreign Education. German language skills (min. language level C1) In addition, we expect you: good knowledge in the field of natural protection biology, ideally with a focus on a species group relevant to nature conservation (except birds) Knowledge of the inventory of species of the FFH directive in Baden-Württemberg Knowledge of the laws and directives relevant to the work in Unit 25 Ideally, you have practical experience with geographic information systems (QGIS) social competence and team skills Own initiative and resilience very good communication skills in word and writing and good English skills

Remuneration by pay group 13 TV-L an interesting and varied task area Working in a competent and dedicated team a wide range of possibilities for further education flexible working time models and possibility of working at home office Occupational pension (VBL) Grant to JobTicket BW1 Further benefits of employment at LUBW and general information on our application procedures can be found on our Career Website2. The term of office is based on § 14 para. 1 No. 3 Part-time and temporary legislation In the interest of professional equality, women are explicitly invited to apply. The place is in principle divisible. Applications for disabled people who are seriously handicapped and are equal to them are explicitly welcomed and taken into account in the case of substantially the same suitability. .