Environmental Information Officer – Llobregat Delta

Environmental Information Officer – Llobregat Delta

Anthesis Group
Anthesis Group
Barcelona, SpainOnsite€18,600EntryFixed Term🇪🇸Spanish: Basic

This job was originally posted in Catalan and automatically translated to English. You'll most likely need Catalan to apply.

About the role

At Anthesis, we are the team that activates sustainability!

At the heart of a sustainable transformation lies the extraordinary power of people. Through every choice they make, people collectively shape a more sustainable and resilient world.

Our mission is to empower change-makers. We equip people with the knowledge, skills, and mindset needed to actively contribute to positive transformations in their organisations, their communities, and the world.

Through tailored workshops, gamified solutions, and on-demand online learning, we empower teams, suppliers, and communities to drive sustainable change.

Join the education team and help us take on an important challenge:

The

Protected Natural Areas

are valuable places that must balance the conservation of ecosystems with responsible enjoyment by people. To preserve them, it is essential that visitors act respectfully and avoid leaving any kind of footprint. This is only possible if they receive good information about the best practices to follow during their visit. For this reason, Protected Natural Areas have teams of information officers who provide a close, quality service to visitors, offering useful guidance, explaining current regulations, and providing tips and recommendations for enjoying the environment in a respectful way.

​Where will you work?

At the Llobregat Delta Natural Park

What you'll do

  • ​Ensure a warm welcome and proactive information for visitors to the natural area, with emphasis on the importance of the area's natural and cultural values and the restrictions associated with the area to ensure proper conservation.  
  • ​Provide information on the best practices recommended by the person responsible for the natural area to ensure a responsible visit with the minimum possible impact. For users who are not making correct use of the area, inform them of how they should behave and, if the behaviour persists and where the protocol so determines, notify the service coordinator described in section 3.4 of this specification.  
  • ​Report any incidents that may arise during the delivery of the service to the service coordinator as soon as possible, so that they can assess whether intervention by the security forces is needed, inform the person responsible for the natural area, and contact them if necessary.  
  • ​When the protocol so establishes, contact the emergency services via 112 and notify the situation to the person responsible for the natural area and the service coordinator.  
  • ​Update information daily, taking into account both official Civil Protection alerts (NEUCAT, INFOCAT, etc.), as well as Plan Alfa warnings and the periodic information on incidents and events provided by the person responsible for the natural area (condition of forest tracks, hunt notices, organised activities...). 
  • ​Hand out informational materials to visitors as needed. 
  • Carry out tasks related to collecting the public fee for informational materials or collecting payment for a service linked to public use management. This payment service will only be carried out in those natural areas that have card payment terminals and always through that payment method.   
  • Collect visitor data, either directly through the application established by the person responsible for the natural area (via an electronic device such as a touchscreen tablet or an internet-connected computer) or, if there is no coverage, through the system determined by the person responsible for the area. 
  • ​​Enter the data into the designated application. The natural area will provide the access credentials and manuals for accessing this application at the time the contract is awarded.
  • Conduct surveys aimed at visitors to the natural park. The survey questions and dates will be agreed in advance with the person responsible for each natural area.
  • ​Collect suggestions and complaints from users in order to forward them to the service coordinator described in section 3.4 of this specification. 
  • ​Report any incidents detected in the informational facilities (notice boards, signage...) and public use regulation facilities in the area to the service coordinator described in section 3.4 of this specification. If applicable, document them with photographs.  

What you'll get

​Salary:

The salary is

€18,600 gross per year for full-time work.

It means being part of a

B Corp™

consultancy where sustainability is not just a word, but a daily action. It means innovation, flexibility, a great atmosphere, and a desire to make a difference.

  • Pioneers in sustainability  – We don't settle for talking about change, we lead it! 
  • An incredible team  – Talented, committed professionals who love celebrating every success together! 
  • You will learn to develop your role successfully with our support and guidance. Your training is our responsibility, and we will look after your talent and make sure nothing holds you back! 
  • Diversity and inclusion – Here everyone has a voice and a vote, because diversity is our strength. 
  • Projects with real impact  – Where we transform mindsets about a vital resource: water. 

At Anthesis we value diversity as a driver of change and a key to building unique, inclusive, and proactive teams. We work to create a fair and diverse environment where everyone can reach their full potential with respect and recognition. 

#LI-DNP

EUR 18,600 per year

How you'll work

​What type of contract do we offer?

Permanent intermittent contract.

​What will your working week and hours be?

You will join the Tuesday-to-Sunday team from

15/09/26

to 31/12/26, and

the weekend team

from 01/10/2026 to 31/12/2026

​The working hours

will be part-time: on the Tuesday-to-Sunday team

4h/day

, and

on the weekend team

4h/day

.

part-time

fixed-term

on-site

Skills & Expertise


​Education: 

  • ​Minimum qualification of compulsory secondary education (ESO) or equivalent. 

​Other requirements: 

  • ​Experience in visitor/citizen service tasks is valued 
  • ​A minimum of 25 hours of training on natural areas.  
  • ​Minimum B2 level in Catalan and Spanish; a B2 in English and/or French is valued 
  • ​Proficiency in office software. 
  • ​Provide a certificate of no criminal record for sexual offences
  • ​To get to your workplace, you will need a driving licence (B) and your own vehicle. 
  • ​Reside in municipalities near the Llobregat Delta Natural Areas. 

Your skills and abilities 

We would like you to bring to the team:

  • ​Skills in public service, the ability to adapt to different population profiles and to cater for diversity.  
  • ​Ability to manage and resolve incidents.  
  • ​Ease of working in a team and in a network with other stakeholders.  
  • ​Dynamism and proactivity.  
  • ​Autonomy and responsibility.  
  • ​Teamwork and cooperation.  
  • ​Flexibility and adaptability to change.  

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