Voluntary Opportunties: Northern Ireland
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JOB: Wider Countryside Butterfly Survey
BE4: Ongoing
IV: --
LOC: UK
PAY: Training
FOR: Butterfly Conservation
Walk pre-selected survey sites in your area and record butterflies twice between July and August. You will need to survey independently and have butterfly identification skills. An information pack and support is provided. Time: 2 days per year. For info visit the scheme website or contact Rachael Conway at rconway@butterfly-conservation.org
JOB: Community Advocate
BE4: 01-11-2024
IV: --
LOC: UK Wide
PAY: Expenses are paid. Full training provided.
FOR: The Vegan Society
Are you a passionate vegan, over 18 and UK based? We have an ever-growing Community Network of vegans just like you, who have a passion to volunteer and promote veganism where they live. Every month, our Network choose from a range of outreach tasks. These could include town centre stalls, writing to a councillor or MP, sharing our campaigns on social media or contacting local businesses. You're in control of how much or how little you do. We also provide our volunteers with leaflets, banners and workshops so that they are equipped to make the biggest impact possible. Time: Around two days a month to carry out actions, and this is usually spread out across the month. Apply: https://c-js.co.uk/3ur7wvz
JOB: WWT Castle Espie Craft Champion
BE4: 30-04-2024
IV: --
LOC: Castle Espie, BT23 6EA
PAY: This position is entirely voluntary and is therefore unpaid.
FOR: WWT Castle Espie
At WWT, we believe the best way for people to understand and connect to wetlands is to experience them, so we bring awe-inspiring nature up close. We use resources creatively to maximum effect, working against the odds. With our adventurous nature comes a deep sense of fun. As a Craft Champion, you will be the main point of contact with families to assist them in undertaking seasonal crafts. You will ensure the family has all the items they need to safely undertake each activity providing assistance if required. You will have the support of the Learning team to undertake these sessions and we have plenty of craft materials for you to work with. You will be called upon to help with holiday and occasional weekend provision. More information https://c-js.co.uk/46tZcch
JOB: Castle Espie Craft Champion
BE4: 30-04-2024
IV: --
LOC: Castle Espie, BT23 6EA
PAY: This position is entirely voluntary and is therefore unpaid.
FOR: WWT Castle Espie
At WWT, we believe the best way for people to understand and connect to wetlands is to experience them, so we bring awe-inspiring nature up close. We use resources creatively to maximum effect, working against the odds. With our adventurous nature comes a deep sense of fun. As a Craft Champion, you will be the main point of contact with families to assist them in undertaking seasonal crafts. You will ensure the family has all the items they need to safely undertake each activity providing assistance if required. You will have the support of the Learning team to undertake these sessions and we have plenty of craft materials for you to work with. Time: You will be called upon to help with holiday and occasional weekend provision. More information: https://c-js.co.uk/46tZcch
JOB: Murlough Ranger Volunteer
BE4: 26-07-2024
IV: --
LOC: Murlough Nature Reserve
PAY: Mileage can be covered up to 40 miles return journey
FOR: National Trust South Down
You will get a wide range of experience in managing different habitat types and learn about the day to day of looking after a historic Nature reserve which is open to visitors. As a volunteer you will be part of the Ranger team and learn new skills alongside existing staff and volunteers. There will be the opportunity to have access to on-site training, e.g. Wildflower ID and you will gain identification skills of our local wildlife. As part of the team you will also gain extensive knowledge in the use of hand tools and power tools such as strimmers, hedge cutters and mowers. Time: One day per week. If you would like further information please email mournes@nationaltrust.org.uk (for the Murlough Nature Reserve and Mourne Mountain Role).
JOB: Mourne Mountain Ranger
BE4: 26-07-2024
IV: --
LOC: Mourne Mountains
PAY: Mileage can be covered up to 40 miles return journey
FOR: National Trust South Down
In the time that you spend as part of the pathwork team you will gain knowledge and skills that will help you on the way to a great experience. Some of the areas that you will be able to develop are: Principles of upland pathwork. Environmental Impact. Path assessment and survey. Path maintenance. Working practice. Tools and equipment. Materials and use. Defining path alignment. Containing path use. Bank and slope stabilisation. Restoring Vegetation. Health and Safety. Climate change. Flora and Fauna ID. One day per week. If you would like further information, please email mournes@nationaltrust.org.uk
JOB: Ranger Volunteer Castle Ward
BE4: 26-07-2024
IV: --
LOC: Castle Ward
PAY: Mileage can be covered up to 40 miles return journey
FOR: National Trust South Down
What's involved? Helping the ranger team with practical work to keep the countryside in great condition. Helping each visitor feel welcome and making suggestions so they have a safe and enjoyable day. Thinking about the needs of all visitors, including people with additional needs. Sharing what’s great about Castle Ward and helping people understand why we need to take care of special places. Helping monitor the condition of our paths and visitor routes so as many people as possible can access Castle Ward. Helping monitor wildlife nature and habitats and report any issues. Maintaining good relationships with people who share the land e.g. farm tenants and visitors. Time: One day per week. If you would like further information please email castleward.volunteering@nationaltrust.org.uk.
JOB: Garden Volunteer
BE4: 26-07-2024
IV: --
LOC: Castle Ward
PAY: Mileage can be covered up to 40 miles return journey
FOR: National Trust South Down
What's involved? Contributing to the current and future vision of Castle Ward. Maintaining high presentation standards and good plant health. Helping the team with everyday practical tasks to keep the garden/parks looking its best e.g. - tidying up, dead-heading, weeding and caring for borders. Helping out with the planned development by e.g. planting trees and shrubs. Being a friendly face for visitors and answering any questions. Being part of a varied and enthusiastic team and making new friends. Helping us deliver our commitment to sustainability. Time: One day per week. If you would like further information please email castleward.volunteering@nationaltrust.org.uk.
JOB: BDS Youth Panel
BE4: 05-05-2024
IV: --
LOC: Britain
PAY: BDS membership, mentoring, expenses and more
FOR: British Dragonfly Society
We are excited to be launching our first Youth Panel and applications are now open. We hope to inspire young people to join the team and help influence our work. We want to connect these young people with our dragonfly hotspots so they may have the opportunity to volunteer and connect with their local wetlands. We are looking for young people who are passionate about insects (especially dragonflies!) and wetlands, who want to join a small charity and have a big impact for dragonfly conservation! You should apply if you: Are between 16 and 24; Are passionate about nature (don’t worry you don’t need to know everything about dragonflies!); Enjoy being a part of a team; Can commit to attending online meetings; Want to inspire other young people to connect with dragonflies. Full details can be found here.