Watch videos and browse photos of real people talking about their jobs in the Watershed Landscape.
Working in the Watershed Landscape videos
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Woodland Officer
Matt Taylor, Woodland Officer for United Utilities, describes how he chose his career and the steps he had to take to reach his final goal.
National Trust volunteer
Alan Schofield describes his work as a volunteer for the National Trust on Marsden Moor.
Interpretation Officer
Anna Marshall describes her job and talks about the skills and qualifications which help her carry out her work for Pennine Prospects and the Watershed Landscape project.
Habitat Intervention Officer
Charlotte Weightman, RSPB Habitat Intervention Officer talks about the best bits of her job working on the Twite Recovery Project for the RSPB and how she enjoys cooperating with others.
National Trust Trainee Warden
Alyssa Young explains how her qualifications and previous work experience helped secure her post and describes the new skills she has gained from carrying out practical conservation work, surveying, community events and walks
Helicopter drop
See how a helicopter pilot and workers make a real drop of building materials to help in the restoration of Turley Holes Shooting Lodge. Some locations are so remote on the moor that they cannot be accessed by vehicle.
Working in partnership
Matt Taylor, Woodland Officer for United Utilities talks about all the different roles that work on Worsthorne Moor to help manage it. He talks about the importance of working in partnerships for everyone's benefit.
Farmer
Rachel Hallos, Beef and Sheep Farmer talks about running a family farm and the variety of skills she has used to make it a success.
Careers in the Landscape photos
A Flickr set of photos showing careers in the Watershed Landscape and people at work.
Interpreting the landscape
Anna Marshall, Interpretation Officer explains what Interpretation is all about..
