With a personable approach and natural ability for collaborative working across disciplines, the Natural Route works to develop and apply innovative but practical thinking to give meaningful solutions.

•Substantial experience of making positive social, economic and environmental impact through working within and with the public, voluntary and third sector organisations, both as an employee and as a consultant

•Skilled at strategic, programme and project review/evaluation and in planning for and delivering blended mechanisms and resources that support future and ongoing practice

•Experienced networker able to drive creative customer and partner engagement as a team leader, coordinator, trainer, facilitator or Chair and with people from a variety of backgrounds, differing ages or status

•Technical specalisms that include strategic, developmental and service planning, management and training for enjoyable and safe visitor access, skill and learning development for volunteer and community engagement - applied to a range of built and natural environment settings

    Good knowledge of the challenges facing those working in the natural environment, historic and heritage sectors.