Worcestershire Wildlife Trust Volunteer

Worcestershire Wildlife Trust’s volunteering opportunities support a wide range of work, including practical conservation, farming, education work and helping to spread the word about wildlife. Volunteers can get involved in activities that help protect Worcestershire’s countryside and habitats, while also learning new skills and meeting other people who care about nature.

The Trust offers flexible volunteering to suit different routines, from a few hours here and there to more regular involvement. You do not need previous experience to get started, and training is provided for the role you choose.

Volunteers can build confidence, gain practical experience and take part in work that makes a real difference for wildlife across the county.

There are opportunities for people from the age of 14 upwards, although under 18s must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Some specialist roles may ask for extra checks or information, but the Trust will help you find a role that suits your interests, availability and experience level.