Communications Specialist, Forest Monitoring - Greenpeace Norden - Helsinki, Finland

Do you have the ability to turn information about forest logging into revealing and world-changing communication? Do you want a job where you can access what really happens in Finland's most valuable forests? In Greenpeace's Forest Monitoring project, a model is being created for active citizens to carry out forest protection. The project monitors forest use in high conservation value Finnish forests. The project is funded by the Kone Foundation. We are looking for someone who can make the essential visible. In this role, you will transform forest observations into public information that has an impact: reports, background memos, and journalist briefs that influence how Finland discusses the use and protection of our forests. Your task is to make observations impactful communication. The core of your role is to process information about logging in forests into understandable and convincing formats that change forest use in Finland. You will monitor logging in high conservation value forests and turn observations into information that withstands scrutiny and is published in media and our channels. Key responsibilities: * Data production: Refine observations into background information such as reports, statistics, infographics, maps, and background memos. * Media communication: Provide journalists with information on Finnish forest use and ensure they have access to the most reliable data to support nature journalism. * Social media content creation: Adapt the information you produce to our social media channels. * Stakeholder work: Organize background briefings for media and other stakeholders. * European advocacy: Produce background material on Finnish forest use for European stakeholders and include Finland's forest situation in broader discussions. What do we expect from you? * Data management: Convert data on forest use and logging into understandable and engaging formats without losing factual accuracy. * Networking: Naturally promote information and connect with media and other stakeholders. Previous networks are an advantage. * Communication skills: Your Finnish is fluent in background memos and social media posts. You are a confident speaker in front of audiences and cameras. * Language skills: Greenpeace Nordic's working languages are Finnish and English, so you speak and write both fluently. * Values: Share Greenpeace's values. Additionally, experience in investigative work or working with data, experience with geospatial data or data visualization, experience with forest mapping or logging documentation, experience in environmental journalism or social campaigns, and knowledge of forest and nature policy issues are considered an advantage. What do we offer? * A pleasant, international, skilled, and dedicated work community. * Salary reflecting your experience. * Flexible working options, combining remote and on-site work weekly. The position is temporary, from August 17, 2026, to September 30, 2027. Send your application by July 8, 2026, via the provided link. We will start interviews before the application deadline, so we encourage you to apply as soon as possible. For more information about the position, contact Greenpeace Nordic country director Touko Sipiläinen at 040 239 4404 from June 29 to July 2, and deputy country director Juha Aromaa at 050 369 6202 from July 3 to July 7.