Jeff Knott Email & Phone Number

Catworth, England, GB

Haywards Heath, England, United Kingdom

Leading a brilliant team to help give cats a voice and ensure we create a society where every cat has their best possible life because they are protected, cared for and understood by everyone

Isles Of Scilly, England, United Kingdom

Bringing new thinking, views and experience to support the exciting transformation of the Hugh Town, St Marys Town Hall and bringing the new Cultural Centre and Museum into reality.

Leading the RSPB's fantastic policy and advocacy teams, fighting for nature and using both inside track and campaigning to deliver the best possible frameworks for nature conservation, globally and across the UK.

Responsible for delivery RSPB's mission, for wildlife and people, from the Forest of Dean to East Anglia and from Oxfordshire to the Peak District.

Eastern England

Responsible for the RSPB's operations in Eastern England, fulfilling the RSPB's mission and values. I do this by working with a brilliant team who deliver the RSPB's strategy for Eastern England, representing the RSPB externally and advocating our policies, contributing to the development of the RSPB's overall strategy, and working with other Regional and.

I head up our Nature Policy, which seeks to influence people to deliver for species and habitats conservation at land and sea.Current focuses include work in the marine environment, particularly protected areas and the policy elements of island restoration work, the Government's 25 year plan for the environment, building on the successful launch of the.

The Lodge, Sandy, Bedfordshire, UK

Heading up the RSPB's Nature Policy Team, overseeing a diverse range of work on species and biodiversity policy issues, such as bird of prey conservation, invasive non-native species, our response to the State of Nature report, establishing a European Network against Environmental Crime and poisoning from lead ammunition use.

Slimbridge

Leading a small team working on policy development and advocacy work across the range of WWT's work, with a particular focus on issues relating to water quality and management, wetland conservation, invasive non-native species, fracking, flooding and proposals for energy development options in the Severn Estuary.

Leading for the RSPB on bird of prey conservation, particularly hen harriers, tackling illegal persecution, predation issues, lead poisoning, black grouse and other related issues.A focus on policy and advocacy with regular consultation responses, media work, development and delivery of project plans and funding bids, working with a variety of partners.

Ecology, 1St

Ecology, Distinction