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Conservation volunteering
Get hands on for wildlife
If you like working outdoors, or would like to give it a try, why not come along to one of our conservation work parties?
These take place on our nature reserves every week throughout the year. It’s a great way to get involved with practical conservation work, whilst enjoying the company of other people.
About conservation volunteering days
Our work days usually run from 10 a.m. until late afternoon but you can come along for the whole day or just for a couple of hours. All help is greatly appreciated and no experience is required. Our staff are always on hand to provide tools, training and support. All you need are old clothes (appropriate for the weather); work boots or wellies and a packed lunch. We ask that you make sure your footwear is clean - biosecurity is an important part of our work
North Wales Wildlife Trust volunteering opportunities on our nature reserves
Volunteer work parties are a great way to meet a wide variety of people who share similar interests
Specific projects
As well as our regular volunteering opportunities, you can also get more involved in specific projects within the Trust. Below are some examples:
Volunteer tree planting on the Wrexham Industrial Estate Living Landscape
Wrexham Industrial Estate Living Landscape
Alyn Valley by Jonathan Hulson NWWT
Alun and Chwiler Living Landscape
Volunteer Himalayan balsam bash © Craig Wade
Volunteer enquiries
Katy Haines, Volunteer Development Officer
Email katy.haines@northwaleswildlifetrust.org.uk
Call 01248 351 541
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Cors Coch Nature Reserve volunteers
Volunteer putting up a nest box © NWWT Katy Haines
Volunteer clearing bramble at one our nature reserves
Painting the bird hide with students from Glynllifon College - Katy Haines