We are looking for a motivated, personable Ranger to join our team for the 2026 season. This is a varied, hands-on outdoor role combining animal care, visitor engagement, and estate management. You will play a key role in caring for our Highland cattle, carrying out ranger checks across the estate, and delivering guided walks to the public.
About Glen Nevis Holidays
Glen Nevis Holidays owns and operates the campsite and self-catering holiday park in Glen Nevis. We also own and manage 1,000 acres of floodplain and mountain landscape in one of Scotland's most iconic glens.
Our small, dedicated estate team works closely to restore nature, manage visitor impact, and deliver unforgettable visitor experiences. A central part of our operation is caring for our herd of 20 Highland cattle, which we use to restore and manage native habitats across the estate.
With hundreds of thousands of visitors coming through the glen every year, we work hard to keep the landscape beautiful — from litter picking to friendly, informative engagement with the public during peak season. We run popular Highland Cow Experiences, giving visitors the chance to meet our cattle and learn about their role in restoration land management.
About the Role
We are looking for a motivated, personable Ranger to join our team for the 2026 season. This is a varied, hands-on outdoor role combining animal care, visitor engagement, and estate management. You will play a key role in caring for our Highland cattle, carrying out ranger checks across the estate, and delivering guided walks to the public.
This role suits someone who enjoys working outdoors in all conditions, has a genuine interest in animals husbandry and nature restoration, and feels confident working with groups of visitors.
Key Responsibilities
Livestock management including daily welfare checks of our Highland cattle
Ranger checks including litter picking, path strimming and fence work
Delivering guided walks and Highland Cow Experiences to groups of up to 30 people
Providing welcoming, engaging, and informative visitor interactions
Supporting estate maintenance, conservation, and habitat management tasks
Working flexibly, with additional hours during busy periods
Working Pattern
Minimum of 3 shifts per week for ranger and cattle checks plus leading guided experiences
Additional hours available at peak times as required for guided experiences
What We Offer
A unique seasonal role in the iconic Nevis Landscape
Hands-on experience with livestock and conservation-focused land management
End-of-season bonus
A friendly, supportive team
Potential opportunities for ongoing or winter work
How to apply
Email your CV (1 side A4) and cover letter (1 side A4)
Deadline is noon Wednesday 5th March