Exploring Our Woodland Interpreter, St Fagans: National Museum History
Contract: 4 days a week - Fixed Term Contract 18 Months
Salary: £17,773-20,688 (pro rata)
Closing date: 1 March 2007
http://www.museumwales.ac.uk/en/jobs/?job_id=312
From the job description PDF:
This exciting project is funded by Cardiff County Council through the Landfill
Communities Fund and Legal & General, as a means of interpreting the rich
and varied biodiversity of the woodland areas of St Fagans: National History
Museum. The aim of the project is to make these areas more accessible to
visitors. In doing this we hope to encourage an appreciation of these areas,
and give visitors the confidence and skills to explore their own local environment.
Targets for the project include:
installing a series of nesting boxes with cameras to record nesting activity;
creating a woodland path, to increase physical and sensory access to the
woods;
creating a number of information and interpretation panels to interpret the
woodland along the path and throughout the site;
provide a programme of learning opportunities for visitors, both to St Fagans
and to the website.
Throughout the project we will be advocating the use of sustainable materials
where possible.
For more information and an application form, call our answerphone line on
029 20 573348 or alternatively visit our website at www.museumwales.ac.uk
[or use the link at the top, Jo]
It's a great place to work - you get to play around in places like this:
states that Welsh learners will be considered, so lack of language skills shouldn't be an insurmountable barrier. Especially as they want someone with a relevant degree which rules out lots of potential applicants...including me.. 
... never thought of that.
