Improve wild spaces across sites and reserves through regular, hands-on conservation sessions. The work is outdoors and physically active, and the scheme welcomes individual volunteers aged 16+ rather than groups; check the current opportunities page for available roles and sessions.
Birmingham & Black Country Wildlife Trust offers volunteering opportunities for people who want to support practical conservation work across its sites and reserves. Volunteers help improve wild spaces for nature and people through regular, hands-on sessions.
The volunteering programme focuses on practical conservation rather than direct work with animals. Activities are likely to be outdoors and physically active, so they may not suit everyone. The trust welcomes individual volunteers aged 16 and over and says the scheme is not suitable for groups.
People interested in corporate volunteering are asked to get in touch by email. The trust also points prospective volunteers to its current opportunities page, where available roles and sessions can be viewed.
Regular sessions
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