JOB: Wildlife Discovery Centre Volunteer
BE4: N / A
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LOC: River Lee Country Park, Waltham Abbey, Essex
PAY: Training and travel expenses provided
FOR: Lee Valley Regional Park Authority

Do you have an interest in nature and enjoy talking to the public? Would you like to spend your free time with like-minded people? Then volunteering at the Wildlife Discovery Centre might be for you! Lee Valley Regional Park Authority are looking for volunteers to help introduce people to the delights of their flagship Visitor Centre at Fishers Green within the River Lee Country Park. The Wildlife Discovery Centre team are looking for more volunteers to help welcome the public into this fantastic facility 7 days a week. There are three sections to the building: Discovery Room, Bittern Hide and the Tower. The Centre is open from 10:00 to 16:00 with two volunteer shifts available each day, 10:00 to 13:00 and 13:00 to 16:00. Volunteers have the option of signing up for either shift or a whole day, whichever they prefer. If you are interested in lending a hand please register via this link: https://c-js.co.uk/3AzdrQa or email: volunteers@leevalleypark.org.uk or call 07909000326 to find out more.

JOB: Residential Volunteering Opportunities
BE4: Ongoing
IV: --
LOC: RSPB Dungeness
PAY: Training can be available for 6 month placement
FOR: RSPB

We have an opportunity for you to live and breathe this wonderful reserve. Accommodation is free to all residential volunteers and we are open to people looking to stay for 1-4 weeks, 1-2 months or 6-12 months to get the most out of their time on the reserve. We have a variety of roles available from visitor experience to practical conservation. The 6 month role is aimed at people looking to enter the field. Whichever role you would prefer to do, we can guarantee you will be immersed in this fantastic reserve with much of the reserve to yourself once the main gates are closed each evening. This role will suit anyone who only has a week or two spare and wants to try something different in a very special place. For more information and to apply: Residential on Reserve (6-12 months): https://c-js.co.uk/43ke0Za. Residential on Reserve (1-4 weeks): https://c-js.co.uk/44KWJJU. Residential on Reserve (1-2 months): https://c-js.co.uk/44u3Qqb

JOB: Volunteer
BE4: Ongoing
IV: --
LOC: Enfield
PAY:
FOR: Meridian One Community Garden

Join us for free, weekly staff led gardening sessions at the Meridian One Community Garden where you can help plant up our raised beds around the garden, sow seeds, as well as water, care for and harvest the produce which you can take home. We have built a large polytunnel for growing fruit and vegetables, together with a new pond, compost heaps, and wildflower corridors outside the garden. It’s a great way to keep fit, feel connected to nature, learn new skills, and socialise outdoors whilst also greening up our local environment. Sessions are free and are held weekly on Wednesdays and Thursdays 10.45am – 2pm. Please wear sturdy shoes and bring your own lunch if you’d like for a 12.30pm break. We will provide gloves and tools. Contact us for more information or to book your first session at meridianonecg@tcv.org.uk or give us a call on 07801 686014.

JOB: Bucks Waste Busters Volunteer
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LOC: Buckinghamshire
PAY: Free one day volunteer training. Travel and reasonable food expenses can be claimed. Once you log your volunteer hours you will receive free membership to Garden Organic.
FOR: Garden Organic

Buckinghamshire Waste Busters is an exciting collaboration between Buckinghamshire Council and Garden Organic to help residents reduce their waste. We're looking for people with a passion for recycling, composting, repairing, reusing and reducing to share their skills and knowledge with others in their local area. The role involves: Engaging with the public at events across Bucks. Talking with neighbours, friends, and colleagues. Posting on social media. Delivering talks and workshops to schools and community groups. Volunteers can decide which of these they wish to undertake, as well as finding their own local events or projects. No experience necessary as full training is provided. Volunteers should live in or near Buckinghamshire. For more information, please contact Volunteer Coordinator Viv at bwb@gardenorganic.org.uk or visit here. You can complete an application at https://bttr.im/59v6y.

JOB: Garden Volunteer
BE4: Ongoing
IV: --
LOC: Osborne House, East Cowes, Isle Of Wight, PO32 6JX
PAY: Training and travel costs
FOR: English Heritage

Use your green fingers to help our gardens grow! We have lots of garden-based opportunities at Osborne House. We have maintenance roles, helping to repair fences and manage our woodland, and nursery volunteers, helping us cultivate new plant collections. No prior experience required; we just need you to be excited by the outdoors, willing and able to get stuck into physical tasks and want to help us create something really special in our gardens at Osborne. Full training and ongoing support will be provided including; a site & role induction, relevant health & safety training and provision of appropriate equipment. You can expect recognition and appreciation for your contributions, reimbursement of reasonable travel costs, support to develop your skills further and a warm welcome on joining this fun team! Time: Flexible, voluntary. If this sounds like the role for you, please contact volunteer.enquiries@english-heritage.org.uk.

JOB: Garden Maintenance Volunteer
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LOC: Osborne House,York Avenue, East Cowes, Isle of Wight, United Kingdom, PO32 6JX
PAY: Full training, reimbursement of pre-agreed expenses, Volunteer Pass upon completion of 60 volunteering hours to visit our sites for free, uniform provided. Please see our website for more information about our volunteering benefits.
FOR: English Heritage Trust

Are you someone with an enthusiasm for DIY, or have past experience working in a trade or building? Then becoming a garden maintenance volunteer may be the perfect role for you! We are looking for volunteers to assist our gardens team with the presentation and maintenance of the built structures and facilities within the wider estate here at Osborne. You will enjoy working with a large and friendly team, ideally you’ll be available to volunteer once a week Monday - Thursday. More information https://c-js.co.uk/4j1LuE3

JOB: TCV Sussex - Conservation Volunteers for leaky dam project
BE4: Ongoing
IV: --
LOC: Fairlight
PAY:
FOR: TCV Sussex

Leaky dams are a flood management measure to slow down water when there has been torrential rain to reduce the sudden impact downstream that can cause flooding. They are built from natural materials and there will be many of them along small watercourses, creating pools and puddles where they won't do any damage. It is often likened to beaver behaviour! Get in touch with Carrie if you'd like to get involved. All tools/equipment provided and you can even get a lift in the minibus from our office on Fearon Road in Hastings. Time: Day sessions, no weekly commitment but booking required for minibus. Please contact carrie.edmonds@tcv.org.uk / 07764 655609.

JOB: Oxford City Wildlife Volunteers
BE4: 14-11-2026
IV: --
LOC: Oxford
PAY: Experience in practical habitat management, species identification, hands on practical conservation, good exercise, refreshments, references for jobs and pointing to other volunteer opportunities in the city.
FOR: Oxford City Council

Looking for a practical way to help at local nature reserves, protect rare species, and enhance Oxford’s biodiversity for future generations? Then you might just be the right fit for our team. The City Council’s Countryside team who manage just over 1000 acres of nature reserves and open spaces across the city, including Shotover, Port Meadow and all the cities nature parks. Our volunteers help to manage a range of habitat types using practical techniques such as cutting and raking wetland areas and meadows, seeding wildflower species, hazel coppicing, hedge laying scrub removal and planting trees. You'll play a vital role in a variety of habitat restoration projects across Oxford. Individuals aged 18+ (no experience necessary). Willing to get hands-on and work outdoors in various conditions. Friendly and ready to collaborate with a small team. Time: Thursday 9:00-13:00. In order to join get in touch with the Countryside Team via our Ranger Tom: tackland@oxford.gov.uk

JOB: Conservation Crew
BE4: Ongoing
IV: --
LOC: Andover, Hampshire
PAY: All volunteers receive guidance on safe working practices and tool use. You will be welcomed into a friendly and inclusive volunteer group, receive on-the-job training in conservation techniques, gain knowledge about local ecology, trees, and habitats ad
FOR: Andover Trees United

Would you like to help care for our woodland with Andover Trees United? Our friendly Conservation Crew helps look after Diamond Wood through hands-on activities such as planting, mulching, and rewilding. Volunteers act as the eyes and ears on the ground, helping protect and improve the woodland while learning practical conservation skills and receiving training. It's a great way to spend time outdoors, meet new people, make friends, and support your local community - all while making a real difference for nature and biodiversity. Time: Flexible. More information https://c-js.co.uk/43P4Arb

JOB: Trustee
BE4: Ongoing
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LOC: Andover, Hampshire
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FOR: Andover Trees United

Would you like to help shape the future of Andover Trees United? Our Trustees play a vital role in guiding the charity, supporting strategic leadership and ensuring our projects deliver lasting benefits for both the community and the environment. Trustees work alongside a committed team to support decision-making, oversee governance, and help the organisation grow sustainably. This leadership role is ideal for people with experience in governance, strategic planning, or charity management who want to use their skills to make a meaningful difference for nature and the local community. Time: Flexible. More Information https://c-js.co.uk/4ukBgDY

JOB: Management Team Member
BE4: Ongoing
IV: --
LOC: Andover, Hampshire
PAY:
FOR: Andover Trees United

Would you like to help guide meaningful environmental action with Andover Trees United? Our Management Team Members help shape and support the delivery of ATU’s projects by assisting with planning, coordination, and oversight. Working closely with others, you’ll help develop ideas, organise activities, and support the continued growth of our community and environmental work. This role is ideal for anyone who wants to take an active part in shaping how ATU operates while making a lasting difference for nature and the local community. Time: Flexible. For more information: https://c-js.co.uk/4eobz0e

JOB: Youth Supporter
BE4: Ongoing
IV: --
LOC: Andover, Hampshire
PAY: All volunteers receive guidance on working safely with young people, supporting activities, and basic safeguarding awareness, along with ongoing support from experienced team members.
FOR: Andover Trees United

Would you like to inspire young people to connect with nature? Andover Trees United’s Youth Supporters help nurture the next generation of nature enthusiasts by working with schools, youth groups, and community programmes. Volunteers support activities such as tree planting, wildflower sessions, habitat creation, DofE participants, work experience placements, youth programmes, and community events. It’s a rewarding opportunity to build new skills, gain valuable experience working with young people, and make a lasting positive impact on local young minds while helping create a greener future for Andover. Time: Flexible. More information https://c-js.co.uk/4ulHPWG

JOB: Wildflower Nurturer
BE4: Ongoing
IV: --
LOC: Andover, Hampshire
PAY: All volunteers receive guidance on safe working practices, planting techniques, and wildflower care. You'll be welcomed into a friendly and inclusive volunteer group, receive hands-on training in wildflower growing and habitat care, gain knowledge about n
FOR: Andover Trees United

Would you like to help bring wildflowers back to Andover with Andover Trees United? As part of The Disappearing Wildflower Project, our volunteer Nurturers care for wildflowers at Vigo Road Allotments and support community planting projects across the town. Volunteers help grow, plant, water, and maintain native wildflowers, creating habitats for pollinators and boosting local biodiversity. From seed sowing and propagation to supporting school and community projects, there are plenty of ways to get involved, learn new skills, meet people, and make a lasting difference for nature and the community. Time: Flexible. More information https://c-js.co.uk/43Q01wM

JOB: Bedgebury National Pinetum - Practical Conservation Volunteer - Monday
BE4: Ongoing
IV: --
LOC: Goudhurst, Kent
PAY: Training and induction will be provided
FOR: Forestry England

Join our small and dedicated team of volunteers to help with vegetation maintenance in various sections of the pinetum. For more information, see the role description on our webpage: Volunteering at Bedgebury Pinetum | Forestry England

JOB: Bedgebury National Pinetum - Practical Conservation Volunteer - Friday
BE4: Ongoing
IV: --
LOC: Goudhurst, Kent
PAY: Training and induction will be provided
FOR: Forestry England

Join us in looking after the new planting in the Walled Garden - our new welcoming gateway for visitors to Bedgebury Pinetum. For more information, see the role description on our webpage: Volunteering at Bedgebury Pinetum | Forestry England

JOB: Conservation Volunteer
BE4: 31-05-2027
IV: --
LOC: Hertford, Hertfordshire, SG13 8NY
PAY: In house training on using building and gardening tools.
FOR: Celtic Harmony Camp

Mondays & Thursdays, 10am - 4pm. Flexible full or half days. Join our friendly conservation team and help preserve Britain’s prehistoric heritage at Celtic Harmony Camp, an award-winning heritage site surrounded by ancient Hertfordshire woodland. As a Conservation Volunteer, you’ll help care for the site, support local biodiversity and develop practical conservation and traditional skills. Activities include woodland management, habitat restoration, coppicing, wattle fencing, footpath maintenance, herb garden care, vegetation management, wildlife projects such as dead-hedging and bug hotels, and preparing resources for school activities. We’re looking for someone enthusiastic about nature, heritage and conservation, comfortable working outdoors in all seasons, reliable, friendly and keen to learn. You should enjoy practical, hands-on work and be able to work independently and as part of a team. No experience needed - just enthusiasm and wanting to learn new skills! Time: Between 4h - 10h a week. Apply via our website Conservation Volunteer Application or email: volunteers@celticharmony.org

JOB: Visitor Experience Volunteer
BE4: 31-05-2027
IV: --
LOC: Hertford, Hertfordshire, SG13 8NY
PAY: In house training on prehistoric artefacts and Iron Age farmstead, also training on new art and culture skills.
FOR: Celtic Harmony Camp

Prehistory Centre, Saturdays & Sundays, 10am - 4pm. Flexible full or half days. Join our friendly team and help bring prehistory to life at our Prehistory Centre in Brickendon. As a Visitor Experience Volunteer, you’ll welcome visitors, share insights about our Stone to Iron Age exhibition and create a memorable experience for everyone. Your role may include welcoming and engaging visitors, answering questions, supporting shop sales, assisting with events and activities, preparing resources, and keeping the Centre tidy. You’ll also help support visitor and collection safety and may have the opportunity to become an Iron Age villager! We’re looking for someone passionate about history and education, friendly, confident and comfortable speaking with people from all backgrounds. Reliability, adaptability and organisation are important. No experience required - just enthusiasm! Benefits include gaining customer service and heritage experience, learning new skills and joining a supportive volunteer team. Time: Between 4h - 10h a week. Visitor Experience Volunteer Application

JOB: Environmental & Wildlife Conservation Opportunities - UK & South Africa
BE4: 16-10-2026
IV: --
LOC: Southeast England (within 30 mins of London & Brighton)
PAY: Full training is provided - no qualifications or experience needed
FOR: The Wildlife For All Trust

If you're wanting to make a genuine difference, The Wildlife For All Trust is looking to expand its team. We’re a pioneering charity with a refreshingly different and deeper approach. Amongst other projects, we run a huge nature reserve in South Africa. We train our team members to understand how attitude has a huge impact on project success. No previous conservation experience is required. We provide all the necessary training to be part of our highly successful work, starting at our nature reserve in Sussex. You need to be willing to challenge yourself, learn to work hard, and want to be the best you can be. This is a rare and exciting opportunity. Please see wildlifeforall.org for further details, including how to apply for an interview (on the Interviews page). We look forward to hearing from you.

JOB: Wild Trainee - Evidence Team (Gloucestershire)
BE4: 12-10-2026
IV: 20-10-2026
LOC: Gloucester, Gloucestershire
PAY:
FOR: Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust

9 months, 21 hours per week traineeship. Are you 18-25 and looking to pursue a career in UK wildlife conservation? If so, we might have the perfect opportunity for you! Here at Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust, we are looking for our next Wild Trainee to be part of our Evidence and Connected Landscapes team. You’ll agree a personal training plan and receive tailored internal and certified external training as well as a wide range of experience across the work of the Wildlife Trusts, designed to give you the professional skills you need to get your first job in the sector. With individual support you will have opportunities to get involved in all aspects of GWT’s work. Initially focussing on undertaking ecological monitoring and habitat mapping across our nature reserves and project sites, you’ll get to take up opportunities in many aspects of UK wildlife conservation, while absorbing practical knowhow from your experienced and friendly mentor. Throughout the year you will also gain technical and soft skills with other GWT teams, including Land Management, Farm Advice, Engagement & Learning and Communications to give you wider experience and an overview of the career opportunities available in the UK Nature sector. Further information: www.gloucestershirewildlifetrust.co.uk/jobs. Please apply with CV and covering letter to hr@gloucestershirewildlifetrust.co.uk

JOB: Social Media Person
BE4: Ongoing
IV: --
LOC: Can work from home
PAY: If there are expenses involved they will be paid
FOR: Wight Squirrel Project

Wight Squirrel Project requires a savvy social media person to run Facebook, Instagram etc and get the charity in the public eye. There is a Facebook page to get things started. It would help if the person knows something about red squirrels, especially those on the Isle of Wight. There is plenty of information on the internet and the website: www.wightsquirrels.co.uk It's job that can be done from the mainland as it's just online, so if you like red squirrels and have some time, please contact Helen, email address: wightsquirrels@hotmail.com

JOB: Volunteer Health & Wellbeing Coordinator
BE4: 16-10-2026
IV: --
LOC: Home-based / Remote
PAY:
FOR: WWT London

We are looking for a passionate volunteer to help shape and support our approach to health and wellbeing. The role will help us to progress with our ‘Health & Wellbeing Strategy and Action Plan’, which aims to improve the health and wellbeing of all our employees. You will bring your ideas and enthusiasm to help champion a wellbeing approach that recognises the positive impact that wetlands and nature have on our physical and mental health. You will be guided and supported by the Head of People, the Volunteering Development Officer, and the Health and Wellbeing Working Group. This is a fantastic opportunity to gain experience in workplace wellbeing while making a meaningful contribution to an international conservation charity. Please apply for this volunteering role via the WWT website: Volunteer Health & Wellbeing Coordinator in Flexible - WWT

JOB: Guide In The Hide Volunteer
BE4: 31-10-2026
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LOC: WWT London
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FOR: WWT London

We are looking for Guide in the Hide volunteers at WWT London to provide a warm and friendly welcome to our hides for visitors of all ages and backgrounds. You will point out species of interest, assist with identification, help visitors use optical equipment, educate about WWT’s conservation work, and make sure visitors have a positive experience looking at wildlife. You will help to record any wildlife sightings whilst out on the reserve and undertake basic maintenance tasks to keep the hide clean and presentable. Through sharing your enthusiasm and expertise, you will make connections, inspire visitors, and help people of all birdwatching abilities to enjoy the wildlife on our reserve. Please apply for this volunteering role via the WWT website: Guide In The Hide Volunteer in London - WWT

JOB: Visitor Engagement Volunteer
BE4: 31-10-2026
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LOC: WWT London
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FOR: WWT London

We are looking for friendly and enthusiastic Visitor Engagement Volunteers to create unforgettable experiences for our visitors to WWT London site. You will be actively engaging with our visitors and helping them better understand and support our work to save wetlands for wildlife and people. Volunteer interactions have a hugely positive impact on a visitor’s day out and make it more likely for them to return and become members. You will be providing visitors with a warm friendly welcome, answering their queries, and encouraging them to explore the site and make the most of their visit. You will be supporting the delivery of small interactive activities, inspiring visitors by telling engaging stories about WWT’s conservation work, helping visitors in spotting wetland species on site, and assisting with events and activities during weekends and holidays. Please apply for this volunteering role via the WWT website: Visitor Engagement Volunteer in London - WWT

JOB: Digital Content Creator Volunteer
BE4: 01-11-2026
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LOC: WWT London
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FOR: WWT London

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 and let it do the talking. People feel part of something amazing and are motivated to make a difference. We are looking for a creative and proactive Digital Content Creator Volunteer to help bring the London Wetland Centre to life online. You’ll spend time out on the wetlands capturing engaging photo and video content, with a particular focus on short-form videos. You’ll showcase the wildlife, wetlands, events, and visitor experiences at our unique Barnes site, while helping us connect with new audiences across Instagram and Facebook. You’ll work closely with the Marketing Officer at London Wetland Centre, contributing creative ideas and helping to shape our video content. Please apply for this volunteering role via the WWT website: Digital Content Creator Volunteer in London - WWT