Coppice, lay hedges, repair fences and manage scrub across one of 56 nature reserves. You could also make hay or support events, workshops and walks.
This volunteer role with Herefordshire Wildlife Trust involves practical conservation work across one of the Trust’s 56 nature reserves in the county. Volunteers support reserves officers and wardens in maintaining sites that are valuable for wildlife, helping to look after habitats across a range of outdoor locations.
Typical tasks include coppicing, hedge laying, replacing or repairing fencing, scrub management and hay making. Volunteers may also help with events, workshops and walks, so the role offers a varied mix of hands-on conservation and community activity.
It is described as a sociable and interesting day in the countryside for people who enjoy outdoor work and want to contribute to local wildlife conservation.
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