Wildlife Trust Ecology Groups
Wildlife Trust Ecology Groups are teams of local people who volunteer on clusters of nearby nature reserves with similar wildlife habitats.
The main activity of Ecology Group members is fieldwork, which requires natural history skills such as wildflower, bird and insect species identification. These skills are needed to monitor different species and their habitats and the way they are managed. This in turn will improve the Wildlife Trust's habitat management of nature reserves.
Wildlife Trust Ecology Group members also help to collate and input data; take photos; assist and train other volunteers; and help coordinate projects and organise events.
To get involved, please check out opportunities to join on our vacancies page.
If you require more information, please contact Henry Stanier, the Ecology Groups officer, on 01954 713519 or email ecologygroups@wildlifebcnp.org.



