Volunteering opportunities

It takes the skills, enthusiasm and dedication of many people to manage land for wildlife, also to inform, influence and campaign, and to promote awareness and enjoyment of wildlife. Many volunteers and organisations work with us to make this happen.

Volunteering is a rewarding experience that allows you to develop skills and interests, to meet new people and, above all, to contribute to the conservation of some of our most valuable natural areas. Here are just some of the ways you may be able to get involved at different times.

Conservation

Voluntary officer placements
Reserve wardens/assistant wardens
Work party volunteers
Cattle/sheep checkers
Surveying/monitoring field recorders

Office-based work

Planning case workers
Biological data assistants
Corporate fundraising assistants
Photo librarians
Membership/mailing assistants
Project workers
Press monitors

Working with people

Trustees and committee members
Wildlife Watch/Greenwatch leaders
Education/community assistants
Local group committee members
Local appeal volunteers
Events assistants

For more information about current opportunities in your area, please get in touch with us at your nearest Trust office, or follow the link for employee volunteering opportunities.