Communications and Campaigns Manager
The Marine Conservation Society (MCS) is looking for an experienced communications professional to join its team as Communications and Campaigns Manager.
The full-time, permanent role will involve helping the charity communicate its work through compelling stories, building strong relationships with stakeholders and supporting its reputation as one of the UK’s leading environmental charities.
The successful applicant will be responsible for using their communications skills and experience to help communicate the organisation’s work and campaigns and engage effectively with a range of audiences and stakeholders.
The position is remote and open to applicants based in the UK, with a salary of £30,000 to £35,000.
The closing date for applications is 20 August 2026.
The Marine Conservation Society works to protect the ocean and campaign for cleaner, healthier seas, making the role an opportunity for an experienced communications professional with a passion for the marine environment to contribute to its work.
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PHOTO CREDITS:
Dolphin: Peter Bardsley
Lion’s mane jellyfish: Kirsty Andrews
Nudibranch: Jon Bunker
Compass jellyfish: Peter Bardsley
Jane MorganJane’s lifelong love for the ocean began in childhood and has shaped the course of her life and career. After learning to dive in 1991, she spent much of the '90s teaching scuba and working on marine conservation projects in the Philippines and Borneo. A chance encounter with a film camera on a dive trip to Egypt in 2001 ignited a passion for underwater photography, inspiring her to leave the corporate world and pursue a full-time career in dive travel and photojournalism.
Since then, her work has been published in a wide range of national and international magazines, books, and newspapers. She has filmed underwater for the BBC, judged major photography competitions, and received numerous accolades—including the prestigious Plongeur d'Or at the Festival Mondial de l'Image Sous-Marine. In 2009, Jane became a freelance photojournalist, and in 2011 completed a BA (Hons) in Marine and Natural History Photography at Falmouth University, where she now works as a Dive Safety Officer.
Based in Cornwall, Jane dives locally year-round and is passionate about showcasing the rich marine life found in UK waters. As a proud ambassador for Dynamic Nord and Fathoms Free, she actively supports marine conservation initiatives and advocates for ocean protection through her storytelling.
In her newest role with Scubaverse, Jane combines her love of travel, diving, and storytelling—sharing experiences from around the world to inspire others to explore, protect, and connect with the underwater world.
