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Plant trees, clear invasive species and work on paths, ponds and meadows across Edinburgh and beyond. No experience or long-term commitment is needed: join for a single day, with transport provided from St Andrew Square.

Join Volunteer Edinburgh’s Conservation Volunteer opportunity and help with practical conservation work in and around Edinburgh, the Lothians and further afield. Volunteers carry out hands-on tasks that make an immediate positive difference to the environment, wildlife and local people.

Typical activities include tree planting, tree weeding, controlling invasive species, path work, pond work, meadow raking, fencing and similar outdoor jobs.

There is no long-term commitment and you can take part for just one day. The role is suitable for people who are happy to work outdoors in all weathers, and no previous skills or experience are needed.

Before each task, the team leader explains how to carry out the work safely and talks through the tools, equipment, techniques and health and safety involved.

The volunteering happens nearly every Sunday and on many Saturdays throughout the year. Transport is provided from St Andrew Square in Edinburgh, making it easier to get to different wildlife sites. It is a sociable, practical role for anyone who wants to help the environment while meeting other volunteers.

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Runs nearly every Sunday and many Saturdays throughout the year

Duration: 1 day (8 hours)

Location

In-person · A range of wildlife sites in Edinburgh and the Lothians, with transport from St Andrew Square, Edinburgh
  • No skills or experience required.
  • You should be happy to work outdoors in all weathers.
  • Minimum commitment is 1 day on a Saturday or Sunday for 8 hours.
Pay & Benefits

Free transport provided.

No cost stated

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