Volunteers are the foundation upon which The Wildlife Trusts movement has been built, and they are an integral part of the movement’s success.
The work of Wildlife Trust volunteers has helped to secure the future of many precious habitats and species across the UK
Already the work of Wildlife Trust volunteers has helped to secure the future of many precious habitats and species across the UK, enabling them to thrive again. From community gardening to species surveying, from looking after nature reserves to running Wildlife Watch groups enabling young people to discover and explore their local environment, Wildlife Trust volunteers carry out a huge range of tasks. Opportunities don't have to be outdoors either - you could find yourself making good use of your organisational, IT, administrative or financial skills too.
Each Trust has a large number of both regular and casual volunteers, amounting to a total of more than 30,000 active volunteers across the whole of The Wildlife Trust movement.
Volunteering opportunities in your area
Click here to find your local Wildlife Trust and contact them to find out about volunteering opportunities in your area.