League Against Cruel Sports - Trustee (Approx. 1–2 days per month)
Leagues Against Cruel Sports is currently recruiting for a Trustee to join their Board. With a new Chair, a new CEO and a bold new strategy, LACS are entering the next chapter in their mission to end the persecution of animals for sport once and for all. They are now seeking new Trustees to join their Board at this pivotal time — people who can help guide their strategy, strengthen their governance and ensure the League continues to be a powerful voice for animals.
As a Trustee, you will share responsibility with fellow Trustees for the League’s governance, strategy, and financial oversight, provide support, insight and constructive challenge to the CEO and senior leadership team, as well as help ensure the charity continues to deliver on its mission effectively, ethically and sustainably.
LACS are looking for someone with a genuine commitment to animal welfare and to the League’s mission and values: Compassionate, Courageous, Credible, Collaborative and Connected, with strategic thinking, sound judgment and the ability to analyse complex information to make evidence-based decisions as well as experience of operating at a senior or strategic level, ideally within a board or governance setting. Find more information and how to apply here.
Closing date: Thursday 15th January 2026.
WWT - Public affairs Officer
WWT is currently recruiting for a Public Affairs Officer. Are you passionate about building a political consensus for nature restoration? Are you able to translate public support into parliamentary will? Do you want to shift the political dial for one of our most superpowered habitats? Based in the Communications Team, you will work closely with their Senior Campaigns Manager and colleagues across the organisation to build and deliver a public affairs strategy that fits the ambition of our 2030 aims. With a keen eye on UK politics and an ability to build relationships with key decision-makers, you will help WWT translate widespread public support for nature into the political will for action, and the policies to follow it up.
With support from their team of experts, you will lead stakeholder engagement across government, Parliament and policy organisations, ensuring WWT’s research and strategic priorities are communicated effectively. Your work will include developing policy positions, producing briefings and reports, managing public affairs events, and gathering intelligence on the external policy landscape. Find more information and how to apply here.
Closing date: Sunday 18th January 2026.
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A Rocha UK
Amphibian and Reptile Conservation
Angling Trust
Bat Conservation Trust
British Ecological Society
Born Free
British Canoeing
British Mountaineering Council
Buglife
Bumblebee Conservation Trust
Butterfly Conservation
Campaign for National Parks
CHEMTrust
The Countryside Charity
ClientEarth
Council for British Archaeology
CPRE
Earthwatch Europe
Environmental Investigation Agency UK
FOUR PAWS
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Friends of the Earth
Forest Stewardship Council
Froglife
Greenpeace
Humane Society International
Institute of Fisheries Management
International Fund for Animal Welfare
John Muir Trust
League Against Cruel Sports
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Keep Britain Tidy
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National Trust
Open Spaces Society
ORCA
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Planet Patrol
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Rewilding Britain
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RSPB
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Surfers Against Sewage
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Whale and Dolphin Conservation
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Woodland Trust
WWF
Youth Hostel Association
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