Would you like to learn new skills and help the environment? Why not volunteer with the Wildlife Trust?
**We're currently looking for an AMAZING volunteer to help us with reception and administration at our HQ - please take a look at the document at the bottom of the page and get in touch if you can help!**
We rely on the support of volunteers to help manage our nature reserves. You can join our Conservation Projects team on our regular volunteer days where we can offer you the chance to learn new skills, have a fun day out and gain valuable experience working with wildlife and other people.
Every year we undertake exciting new conservation projects and carry out regular conservation management tasks at sites which range from large nature reserves to the gardens of our education centres. You can join us for a one-off day out, or get more involved with a specific site or project where you can build up your knowledge and experience of working in nature conservation. There are also opportunities to help support our work with social and community groups.
We hold regular activity days at our reserves - please contact the appropriate member of the team for more information
- EcoPark environment centre (East Birmingham): Paul Stephenson, paul.s@bbcwildlife.org.uk
- Hill Hook Nature Reserve (Sutton Coldfield): Paul Stephenson, paul.s@bbcwildlife.org.uk
- Moseley Bog & Joy’s Wood Nature Reserve (South Birmingham): Natalie Norton, natalie.n@bbcwildlife.org.uk
- Centre of the Earth environmental centre(Winson Green): Emma Sargent, emma.s@bbcwildlife.org.uk
- Peascroft Wood Nature Reserve (Bilston, Wolverhampton): Alison Wilkes, alison.w@bbcwildlife.org.uk
- Portway Hill, part of the Rowley Hills (Sandwell): Thomas Hartland Smith, tomh@bbcwildlife.org.uk
We also hold days at Moorcroft Wood in Walsall, Turner's Wood in Pelsall and Deer's Leap Wood on the Birmingham border with Sandwell.
Click here to see what regular groups and one off events are being held.
As well as valuable conservation work we also welcome volunteers with specific skills on office placements. Current and recent volunteers have brought and developed their skills in everything from database entry & management, graphic design, social media scheduling and blog writing. Please send your CV to eva.p@bbcwildlife.org.uk if you're interested.
For an insight into the day in the life of a volunteer why not catch up ith the weekly blogs from Mary Girvan of the Friends of Moseley Bog and Joy's Wood http://www.bbcwildlife.org.uk/blog
Click below for images of some of the volunteer days we have held so far this year
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