Yorkshire Wildlife Trust

Serve customers, prepare food and keep the café welcoming at a nature reserve visited by wildlife fans and families. Join the café team for a few hours each week, helping visitors enjoy homemade food and drinks in a friendly setting.

Check grazing cattle and sheep at Spurn National Nature Reserve, helping keep them healthy and in the right areas. Take on a regular outdoor slot and support conservation grazing on an important coastal reserve.

Get hands-on with reserve management at North Cave Wetlands, helping care for wildlife habitats through practical outdoor tasks. Tools and gloves are provided; bring sturdy boots, clothes you don’t mind getting dirty and waterproofs if needed.

Take on hands-on conservation and reserve-management tasks at a freshwater marsh on the North Yorkshire coast, helping support plants, small mammals, amphibians and migratory birds. Tools and gloves are provided.

Help deliver wildlife and education events at Stirley, supporting sessions where young people explore how plants grow, sustainability, healthy eating and the natural world. You’ll also help visitors connect with the countryside through family and adult activities, including seasonal events during holidays and weekends.

Help visitors explore Spurn’s three-mile peninsula by sharing information, pointing out designated paths and dog-friendly routes, and keeping an eye out for wildlife disturbance or damage. You’ll spend shifts outdoors, with full training provided; UTV buggy duties may include beach litter collection.

Support marine restoration at Spurn Point through hands-on fieldwork for native oysters and seagrass. Collect and care for seagrass seeds, survey habitats, monitor oysters and help move young oysters to restoration areas.

At Spurn National Nature Reserve, get stuck into outdoor habitat management and maintenance, making a direct difference to wildlife and habitats. Tools and gloves are provided for the work.