JOB: Education and Outreach Assistant
BE4: 28-01-2024
IV:
LOC: New Quay, Ceredigion
PAY: Accommodation subsidised
FOR: Sea Watch Foundation

The Sea Watch Foundation is looking for an Education and Outreach Assistant to assist in running a comprehensive outreach campaign to raise awareness of UK cetaceans from their office in Cardigan Bay. The Education and Outreach Assistant will be responsible for the following duties: running the Visitor and Education Centre in New Quay; raising Sea Watch Foundation’s profile locally; organising, promoting, and delivering National Whale and Dolphin Watch education and outreach activities; contacting schools and organising trips; managing social media (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok) and blog posts; representing Sea Watch Foundation at local public events; supervising our Public Awareness interns. This position suits a volunteer with a strong interest in marine conservation that recognises the importance of educating and raising awareness by involving all ages. For more information and how to apply please visit: www.seawatchfoundation.org.uk/education-outreach-assistant-role/

JOB: Immersive Volunteer Ranger - SE Cornwall
BE4: 10-01-2024
IV: --
LOC: South East Cornwall
PAY: Accomodation can be provided in order to volunteer
FOR: National Trust

If you have a passion for the outdoors and are looking to gain experience of countryside management this is a fantastic opportunity. Volunteer alongside the small ranger team helping to care for a beautiful stretch of the Cornish coastline. The role will cover most aspects of countryside management, including but not limited to, habitat conservation, infrastructure maintenance, public engagement, survey tasks and relative aspects of compliance and Health and Safety. A considerable asset here in SE Cornwall is the diversity of habitats and landscapes on offer so the role will involve tasks across a number of sites including woodland management on Semi Natural Ancient Woodland (SNAW) and Plantations on Ancient Woodland sites (PAWS) and woodland creation on former agricultural land. Also, coastal grassland management and monitoring on coastal slopes across the portfolio, species rich grassland restoration within an organic farming system and wood pasture creation. Time: flexible up to 12 months. Apply: myvolunteering - National Trust

JOB: Residential volunteer - Practical Conservation & Visitor Experience Strumpshaw Fen
BE4: Ongoing
IV: --
LOC: RSPB Strumpshaw Fen, Low Rd, Strumpshaw, Norwich, NR13 4HS
PAY: Appropriate training will be provided and pre-agreed expenses will be re-imbursed where necessary.
FOR: RSPB

Are you passionate about nature conservation and helping visitors to have an amazing experience with nature? We are looking for enthusiastic residential volunteers to join our small, friendly team here at Strumpshaw Fen to help with the delivery of both our practical and visitor experience work programmes. As a member of the Strumpshaw team you will become fully involved in all the work required to run a nature reserve. This will include practical habitat work, wildlife surveys, working shifts at the visitor centre - where you will enthuse the public through face to face engagement - assisting with events, managing day volunteers, maintaining infrastructure . . . . . . . . the list is endless! Accommodation is provided in our residential cottage in the heart of the reserve. Time: Long term - 6 months. Find out more here: https://bit.ly/47LcNwG

JOB: Volunteers
BE4: 01-03-2024
IV:
LOC: South Devon / Dartmoor / Dartington
PAY:
FOR: Wildwise Events Ltd

WildWise has been a leading provider of nature connection events and education for over 20 years, offering a diverse menu to encourage everyone to get outdoors, to reap wellbeing benefits for themselves and for the conservation of the natural world. Our events include overnight paddles; bushcraft days; family camps and professional training e.g. outdoor first aid, emotional literacy outdoors, eco-facilitation skills. Most events take place in South Devon, around Totnes, on Dartmoor, or on the coast. We rely on paid staff and volunteers and we are currently looking for Volunteers for 2024. Fancy being a WildWise Volunteer in 2024? Take the opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of WildWise and experience how our nature connection events are planned, managed and delivered and learn lots of practical skills. No minimum commitment required. NB We have a Volunteer Induction Day on Dartmoor on 23rd March 2024. Contact us to find out more or book a place (lunch included!). Email: info@wildwise.co.uk Telephone: 01803868269.

JOB: Membership Contact
BE4: 15-12-2023
IV:
LOC: Norwich
PAY: Training and expenses
FOR: CPRE Norfolk

CPRE Norfolk is seeking volunteers to assist with the recruitment of new members, volunteers and trustees to the charity whilst ensuring that our existing members and volunteers are nurtured. It is hoped you will help us develop our plans for membership and volunteer recruitment, including developing a programme of initiatives and local events which will provide opportunities for the recruitment of new members. Ideally you will be able to attend some events in person (travel expenses will be reimbursed), so you should enjoy meeting and engaging with people. A possible interest in, or willingness to learn about, social media may also be of benefit as we want to explore these as avenues for recruitment further. For more information https://c-js.co.uk/3MScLuL

JOB: Long Term Volunteers on Skokholm Island 2024
BE4: 20-01-2024
IV:
LOC: Skokholm Island
PAY: Training and accommodation
FOR: The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales

Each season we invite four volunteers to come to Skokholm and help the Wardens manage the island and monitor its wildlife. Applications are now open for 2024. There are two positions running from 1st April 2024 until 1st July 2024 and two from 1st July 2024 until 30th September 2024. This is a fantastic opportunity to work on one of Britain’s most spectacular Islands and to gain experience in a wide range of survey techniques. But it is not all about the monitoring work! The successful applicants will be integral to all aspects of Island management, from providing sanitation and clean visitor accommodation to helping with boat deliveries and physical management such as pond digging. Each volunteer has their own bedroom at the Farm and share the same facilities as our paying guests. No qualifications or specific experience are required as training will be given on the Island, however candidates who are working towards a career in conservation are preferred. We are looking for people with enthusiasm for UK wildlife who have a desire to learn and get involved in a range of tasks. Candidates must be of a hardy nature as working days can be long and in a range of weather conditions. For more information: https://c-js.co.uk/49JlRUG

JOB: Tree and Wildflower Nursery volunteer
BE4: 01-05-2024
IV: --
LOC: High Wycombe Area
PAY: Training and equipment provided
FOR: Chiltern Rangers

As a Community Plant Nursery Volunteer with Chiltern Rangers you'll be an essential part of our mission to nurture and propagate Trees and Wildflowers that will contribute to a greener, more sustainable environment and healthier communities. Our new Tree and Wildflower nurseries aim to produce plants grown from locally sourced seeds, which will be planted out across the Chilterns, boosting biodiversity and restoring habitats. The nurseries are an accessible place for all to volunteer. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a complete novice, we welcome your enthusiasm and dedication. You can: Plant and care for our diverse range of trees and flowers. Assist with nursery maintenance, like weeding, watering, and composting. Share your plant-growing knowledge with fellow volunteers and the community. Assist with building and DIY tasks around the garden. Time: 1-8 days a month. For more info, see CR wildflower nursery and Tree Nursery Contact clemency@chilternrangers.co.uk or info@chilternrangers.co.uk

JOB: Girlguiding Event Leader
BE4: 22-12-2023
IV: --
LOC: RSPB The Lodge, Sandy, Bedfordshire
PAY: All expenses and training provided
FOR: RSPB

On Saturday 20th April 2024, RSPB The Lodge are planning to invite 50 young Girlguiding members and their adult leaders to take part in a Wildlife Discovery Day at RSPB The Lodge reserve. We are looking for a volunteer to plan this day and facilitate a range of nature-themed activities, and also to share their enthusiasm and knowledge with the young people. This is a great opportunity to help young people access their local RSPB reserve, to deepen their connection with nature, and to encourage them to look after nature for the future. You will be required to plan and run the day, work with RSPB colleagues, visit the site at least once, help produce risk assessments and joining instructions, and help with volunteer recruitment for the running of the event and manage volunteers on the day. Time: approximately 5 days. See link below for further details and to apply. Girlguiding Event Leader

JOB: Community Engagement & Fundraising Volunteer
BE4: 31-01-2024
IV: --
LOC: Worcestershire / Warwickshire
PAY: Training and Expenses Reimbursed
FOR: The Heart of England Forest

Are you looking for a new way to contribute towards helping the environment? Enjoy talking to people? Then this is the role for you! Role summary. We are looking for enthusiastic and confident volunteers who can support us with: Fundraising and engagement stalls at community events. Delivering community talks about the charity to different groups. Helping support challenge event participants. Hours will vary dependent upon the timing and frequency of activities/events however we are flexible regarding the time you can commit to. What’s in it for you? Learn new skills or build on existing experience in areas such as fundraising, event management and community engagement. You will be supported by the Community Partnerships Officer. Be an important part of a small, growing, friendly team. Essential skills: Great people and communication skills, approachable and friendly. Good at organising and reliable. Confident with email with access to a computer or mobile phone. Time: Approx 15 hours each month. If you are interested in this volunteering opportunity, please contact Ros Anscombe, Community Partnerships Officer, on 07754 800258 or at ros.anscombe@heartofenglandforest.org for an initial informal chat.

JOB: Wildlife Watch Leader Volunteers Cumbria Wide
BE4: 26-03-2024
IV: --
LOC: Cumbria wide
PAY: Materials, training and support will be provided
FOR: Cumbria Wildlife Trust

Can you lead the way by helping to set up a new Wildlife Watch club for young people in your local area? We need volunteers from all walks of life. Wildlife Watch is the junior branch of The Wildlife Trusts and is the UK's leading club for young environmentalists. Local Watch Clubs run a varied programme of fun environmental and wildlife focused activities aimed at 6 - 12 year-olds. Wildlife Watch Leaders are key players in Cumbria Wildlife Trust’s work with young people. You will have the opportunity to engage with a group of young people on a regular basis, understanding them and helping to shape their learning and knowledge about the environment. Time: this is a very flexible role. More info here https://bit.ly/3ZBM7va If this role is for you, then we’d love to hear from you. Please complete the volunteer application form on our website, or contact Eve Mulholland, Volunteering Coordinator, at volunteering@cumbriawildlifetrust.org.uk , quoting ref CWTVCJS.

JOB: Visitor Engagement Volunteer
BE4: Ongoing
IV: --
LOC: Brockholes Nature Reserve, Preston, Lancashire
PAY: Free parking, tea & coffee, retail and catering discounts, Induction and Training Programme including accredited courses.
FOR: Lancashire Wildlife Trust

Our Visitor Engagement Volunteer Team are based in the Welcome Centre on our floating Visitor Village and have an essential role to play in providing a warm welcome to all our visitors. This role involves helping our visitors to plan their day and get the most out of their visit. You'll need to share your enthusiasm for the reserve, our wildlife and our conservation work with our visitors and promote the work of Lancashire Wildlife Trust and all that Brockholes has to offer. Time: Thursday, Saturday or Sunday afternoons. For more information and to apply https://c-js.co.uk/3ZClwhM

JOB: Green Gym Volunteer Officer
BE4: 07-01-2024
IV: --
LOC: Lockleaze, Bristol
PAY: Training budget of £500 for conservation skills (for 6 months commitment)
FOR: The Conservation Volunteers

Lockleaze Green Gym runs every Thursday, 10:30am-1:30pm. Sessions take place at a variety of greenspaces and community areas in Lockleaze, with a focus on volunteers improving the environment for wildlife and the local community. Activities include invasive species removal, building planters, sowing wildflowers, tree planting and more. We are looking for a Volunteer officer to help with sessions each week, who will be trained in leading groups of volunteers in conservation activities. For a Volunteer Officer who can offer up to 6 months of their time to helping with the project, we can provide a training budget of £500 for conservation skills. Please contact gg-lockleaze@tcv.org.uk

JOB: Spurn Lighthouse Volunteer
BE4: No closing date - ongoing
IV: --
LOC: Spurn Nature Reserve, HU12 0UH
PAY: Full induction provided and access to YWT internal volunteer training programme
FOR: Yorkshire Wildlife Trust

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a lighthouse keeper? If you have and you have a passion for lighthouses and their history, then this could be the perfect role for you! The Lighthouse at Spurn is a Heritage must see for visitors. The Lighthouse brings the story of Spurn to life, spanning across its five floors. The multimedia interpretation enables visitors to get a glimpse into the past of this unique place and the journey concludes at the top of the Lighthouse where visitors will get a 360-degree birds eye view if this amazing place. You’ll inspire and interact with our visitors, by bringing the story of the lighthouse at Spurn to life and sharing knowledge about the history and changing landscape that is Spurn today. For more information and to apply for this role, please visit Yorkshire Wildlife Trust website

JOB: Roving Ranger
BE4: 01-03-2024
IV: --
LOC: Newcastle Upon Tyne
PAY:
FOR: Urban Green Newcastle

Join our friendly Rangers and Community Gardeners in providing practical maintenance and habitat conservation across Urban Green’s parks. This role provides support to our Ranger team on maintenance and conservation tasks to ensure that our parks and greenspaces are safe and welcoming places for everyone to visit. You will help maintain these areas as a wildlife and public amenity resource and work closely with our Ranger team and other volunteers, being able to carefully listen to instructions and follow essential Health and Safety information. Time: 1 day (9am-4.30pm) per week. For more information or to apply please visit - Volunteer - Urban Green Newcastle To speak with our Volunteer Coordinator, please email volunteer@urbangreennewcastle.org

JOB: Inland Waterways Association Restoration Volunteers
BE4: Ongoing
IV: --
LOC: National roles
PAY: Where relevant and appropriate to roles and tasks undertaken, full training given for any skills required, brick laying; stone walling; driving plant
FOR: Inland Waterways Association

IWA are a national organisation who campaign to keep our national navigable waterways open and maintained. https://waterways.org.uk/. We have localised branches who work with local trusts to restore and maintain closed canals or maintain open waterways . The opportunities vary with everything from engagement in campaigning, committee members, social and event organisers to getting down and dirty repairing and maintaining the waterways. We are the only national charity that campaigns locally and nationally for all the country’s canals and river navigations. We are a membership organisation, but many roles do not require membership if you chose to volunteer but not join, although membership does have benefits with links to discounts at various organisations. We provide leadership, resources and practical support for the waterway restoration sector. We lobby parliament, champion regeneration, run events, and fight to improve the waterways for all legitimate users. Time: various depending on branch and your availability. Please contact volunteer@waterways.org.uk

JOB: Rockpool Roadies
BE4: 26-01-2024
IV: --
LOC: Barrow area, Barrow in Furness
PAY: Training, hot brews, travel expenses, DBS check
FOR: Cumbria Wildlife Trust

Earnse Bay is teeming with life – from anemones to starfish, there are all sorts of amazing creatures, making this a fantastic place to visit. But what about the people who don’t know that the rockpools are there? Or the people who aren’t able to go the beach? How can they discover and enjoy the rockpool life? The answer: we’ll bring the rockpools to them! We’re looking for volunteers to visit the rockpools at Earnse Bay, Barrow-in-Furness, collect rockpool creatures and take them to places like care homes for people to enjoy. After their day out, the rockpool creatures then need to be put safely back onto the beach. If you like helping people and explaining things and are happy to go rockpooling, this could be the role for you! Training and support will be provided, travel costs will be reimbursed, and there will be the opportunity to shadow members of staff. There will be a full training day later in the summer (date tbc). For more information https://c-js.co.uk/3QgyXBb

JOB: Nature and Wellbeing Volunteers
BE4: 26-01-2024
IV: --
LOC: Barrow area, Barrow in Furness
PAY: Training, hot brews, travel expenses, DBS check
FOR: Cumbria Wildlife Trust

Can you assist with health and well-being sessions around Barrow-in-Furness? The Bay project run weekly two-hour long Nature and Wellbeing sessions using the coastal environment and natural world to positively impact people’s health and mental well-being. We are seeking volunteers to support Nature and Well-being Officer, Jessica Mordain, to run the sessions. No prior experience is required, however ideally the volunteer would be able to give their time regularly each week so that they can form relationships with those in the group. Group activities range from conservation, growing, arts and crafts, mindfulness and nature walks. The group participants will be working towards a John Muir Award, you could get yours too! Your role will involve helping to set up, support the running of the activities and packing up of the event. For more information https://c-js.co.uk/3pZkAH3

JOB: Volunteer Ranger Traineeship
BE4: 31/12/2023
IV: --
LOC: Cotswold Water Park (Gloucestershire/Wiltshire)
PAY:
FOR: Cotswold Lakes Trust

Cotswold Lakes Trust is currently offering two long term (9-12 month) volunteer ranger placements for students/graduates who are currently studying, undertaking a sandwich year, or have recently completed a conservation or land-based course at HND, foundation degree, or degree-level (or equivalent). Applications are also accepted from candidates who have not followed an academic pathway but can demonstrate a commitment to gaining practical experience in this field. The role will involve working with our ranger team carrying out practical land management on our own nature reserves and public amenity sites, as well as across the wider Cotswold Water Park. Experience may also be gained through working with other staff, volunteers, corporate work parties, student groups, statutory bodies and other partners. A minimum but flexible commitment of 2 days per week is required to benefit from the training. Please visit https://cotswoldlakestrust.org/vacancies/ for further details and an application form.

JOB: Heritage Hub Group Volunteer
BE4: N/A
IV: --
LOC: Staunton Country Park, Havant
PAY: Parking, refreshments, training
FOR: Hampshire County Council

Do you have an interest in history and appreciate the importance of outdoor spaces? Would you like to be involved in creating temporary exhibitions or hearing about peoples living memories of our park and local area? We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to join Heritage Hub group, which carries out research, oral history interviews, exhibitions, and events. Research is conducted from home with flexible hours to suit. We also have meetings once a month, so that volunteers can plan projects and upcoming exhibitions. See: https://c-js.uk/3YbiQG7

JOB: Volunteer Community Ranger
BE4: N/A
IV: --
LOC: Plymouth, Cornwall, North Devon, Torbay & Dorset
PAY: Bespoke training package in walk leading and supporting participants. Travel expenses and support towards equipment.
FOR: South West Coast Path Association (SWCPA)

Join SWCPA’s new NLHF-funded ‘Coast Path Connectors’ project which aims to open up coastal walking in South West England to new and diverse audiences. As a volunteer Community Ranger, you will be involved with all aspects of developing, planning and delivering walking programmes and events with local community partners at one of our 5 coastal hub areas in Plymouth, Cornwall, North Devon, Torbay and Dorset. Your focus will be on supporting new walkers in getting out onto the South West Coast Path National Trail, for health and well-being benefits and to learn about local nature and heritage. Time Commitment: 1day/week (9-12month commitment). For more information visit: www.southwestcoastpath.org.uk/coast-path-connectors

JOB: Local Group Volunteer Helper (Cornwall)
BE4: N/A
IV: --
LOC: Cornwall - community based
PAY: Appropriate training and support will be provided, travel expenses
FOR: RSPB

Our RSPB Local Groups are made up of amazing people from local communities who are passionate about saving nature. Local Group volunteers lead a range of activities from outdoor walks and indoor talks to fun community or fundraising events plus campaigning to help inspire, educate and mobilise more people to connect to and save their local wildlife and nature in the UK. There are over 160 groups operating across the UK with a variety of skills and expertise that are always looking for someone new to join their mission! What you will be doing: Support with ad hoc tasks of running the group as needed and based on your capacity. Participate in decision making regarding the indoor and outdoor event programmes. Help the group grow and achieve its aims. Please visit the link below for more information and to apply: https://c-js.uk/3kTHBrV

JOB: Various Volunteering Opportunities
BE4: N/A
IV: --
LOC: Huntingdonshire
PAY: 0
FOR: Huntingdonshire District Council

Huntingdonshire District Council are looking for friendly and enthusiastic volunteers to get involved! Our visitor centre volunteers provide a welcoming friendly environment where people can relax after the rigours of exercise or wildlife watching. Our events team volunteers provide so much pleasure and excitement for young and old alike. You can also get involved with wildlife surveying. We are looking to survey as many different wildlife groups as we can, including insects, birds and fungi. No experience is needed for this, just enthusiasm for learning about wildlife! Join our weekly work parties and help with practical conservation work at our Green Flag award winning sites in Huntingdon and St Neots. With us, you can gain experience in tool use and habitat management within woodland, grassland and wetland areas, whilst having fun in the great outdoors Please contact Russell Taylor at russell.taylor@huntingdonshire.gov.uk to arrange an informal chat about the opportunities available.

JOB: Gardening Club Volunteer
BE4: N/A
IV: --
LOC: Howick House, Howick Park Avenue, Penwortham, Preston PR1 0LS
PAY: 0
FOR: Galloway's Society for the Blind

Each week the Galloway’s Gardening Club meet in Penwortham to tend to the grounds of Galloway’s Society for the Blind. The vegetable, fruit and herb garden is set on the sizeable plot of land behind the charity building and the produce grown is shared between the club members and a variety of stalls and stands that raise money for the charity. The club is made up of both sighted and visually impaired volunteers who work together under the supervision of Jim the Head Gardener. The garden and grounds have won 5 ‘Outstanding’ awards from the RHS Britain in Bloom with the 5^th award this year resulting in the coveted Gold Award, a rare feat for a community garden. Prospective volunteers can contact Joseph, the Volunteer Lead via telephone or email for further info and an application form. Time: Wednesday mornings. Contact Name: Joseph Gardiner, Volunteer Lead, 07512 322515 volunteering@galloways.org.uk

JOB: The Hive - Mudpack Volunteer
BE4: N / A
IV: --
LOC: The Hive at Moss Bank Park, Moss Lane, Bolton, BL1 6NB
PAY: Free parking, tea & coffee, retail and catering discounts, Induction and Training Programme
FOR: Lancashire Wildlife Trust

The Hive is located within Bolton’s iconic Moss Bank Park and is a unique space, made up of a series of gardens adorned with natural play equipment. Designed with pre-schoolers and the under 7’s in mind, The Hive encourages young people to make lasting connections with nature through creative play. Features include a restored mud kitchen, colourful sensory garden, magical willow domes and a new water play installation. We have an exciting opportunity for people to join our Tuesday Mudpack Group. This is an outdoor practical group, with volunteers getting involved in a wide range of maintenance and development tasks within The Hive. Time: Tuesday on a weekly basis. For more info and to apply see https://c-js.co.uk/2TPRedu

JOB: Dams to Darnley Country Park Volunteers
BE4: N / A
IV: --
LOC: Dams to Darnley Country Park, Glasgow & East Renfrewshire
PAY:
FOR: East Renfrewshire Council

The Dams to Darnley Volunteers meet weekly to carry out a variety of tasks to help maintain and improve the Country Park for wildlife and visitors alike. Led by the Countryside Ranger based at the wonderful Dams to Darnley Country Park, joining the group is easy - and it’s a great way get out in nature, meet link minded people, improve fitness and mental health, and gain new skills and experience. The group runs from 10am - 2pm (with lunch break) but there’s no commitment to come every week, just when you have time. There are always opportunities for volunteer projects if looking to specialise or improve skills, or just come and join in. The Countryside Ranger also plans and supervises community and corporate volunteer group activities. Contact: Rennie Mason (Dams to Darnley Countryside Ranger) Email: d2d@eastrenfrewshire.gov.uk Tel: 0141 5774053 Web: www.damstodarnley.org Facebook: www.facebook.com/DamsToDarnleyCountryPark

JOB: Events & Activities Volunteer
BE4: N / A
IV: --
LOC: Mere Sands Wood Nature Reserve, Rufford, Lancashire, L40 1TG
PAY: Free parking, tea & coffee, retail and catering discounts, Induction and Training Programme
FOR: Lancashire Wildlife Trust

Mere Sands Wood Nature Reserve has an exciting opportunity for people to join our Events & Activities Volunteer Team assisting us to deliver our programme of events and activities that runs throughout the year. It’s an exciting and diverse role, getting involved with a wide range of events and activities from arts and craft sessions for children, activities for adults, trails on the reserve, markets, Christmas themed events and outdoor activities on the reserve. For more information or to apply see www.lancswt.org.uk/volunteering-opportunities

JOB: Nature Tots Volunteer
BE4:
IV: --
LOC: Mere Sands Wood Nature Reserve, Rufford, Lancashire, L40 1TG
PAY: Free parking, tea & coffee, retail and catering discounts, Induction and Training Programme
FOR: Lancashire Wildlife Trust

Mere Sands Wood Nature Reserve has an exciting opportunity for people to join our Nature Tots Volunteer Team assisting us to deliver our Nature Tots sessions on weekly basis during school term time. Nature Tots is based predominantly outdoors and has an emphasis on the little ones having fun and learning through nature. Nature Tots is an outdoor group for young children (pre-school - age 15 months – 5 years) and their parents/guardians. Sessions run on Tuesdays at Mere Sands Wood, during term time from 9.30am–10.45am. Each week there is a different theme, around which the activities are based. Previous sessions have included nest building, frogs and toads, fairies, owls, natural art and many other fun themes. This helps the youngsters stimulate independent learning and teamwork, which will help to boost communication skills, problem solving, physical development and creativity. Sessions are led by a member of the Trust’s Education Team. For more details and to apply see www.lancswt.org.uk/volunteering-opportunities

JOB: Volunteers
BE4: Ongoing
IV: --
LOC: Various
PAY:
FOR: Sustrans

Volunteers are what makes Sustrans special. They help look after their local communities by engaging with schools, supporting wildlife conservation, caring for the National Cycle Network and much more. Sustrans volunteers are helping create happier and healthier lives for everyone. We'd love your help too. Take a look at our website for current opportunities - Volunteer - Sustrans.org.uk Can’t find a volunteering opportunity in your area? Take a look at our quick ways to volunteer and ways to get involved pages.

JOB: Marine Conservation Volunteer
BE4: Ongoing
IV: --
LOC: Eyemouth, Scottish Borders
PAY: Training will be provided
FOR: Berwickshire Marine Reserve

This is an excellent opportunity for applicants to gain interdisciplinary experience while working with a unique marine conservation charity. Our volunteers will be an integral part of the BMR team ensuring delivery on our programme of events and supporting our Project Officer undertaking a variety of citizen science projects to engage our local community in robust data collection. Please email lauren@berwickshiremarinereserve.org.uk 01890 752509