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 | | | | Volunteering in The Brecks
In the past, Volunteers have made important contributions to the conservation of the Brecks countryside, including: monitoring the numbers of otters, crayfish, newts, and other important species found in the Brecks, maintaining and conserving parks, heaths and nature reserves and helping to conserve rare Brecks plant life.
Volunteering is not only important for local wildlife, landscape and communities, it also offers immense health benefits for volunteers: doing practical work in the great outdoors is a great way to get or stay fit, and can help to reduce stress and generally improve mental health.
Although there are currently no volunteering opportunities with the Brecks Partnership, there are many sites within the Brecks that welcome volunteer support. For a map of local volunteer info in the Brecks and a contact list of organisations which welcome conservation volunteers and general volunteering organisations in the area click here.
Alternatively to request information via post please fill the form in below.
Current Vacancies
Volunteer Ranger at High Lodge Forest Centre
Are you
-Looking For an opportunity to become more invloved in your local Forest Centre?
-Seeking experience to further your career in countryside recreation management?
-Available for one to four days a week, including some weekends and evenings?
-Reasonable fit?
If so you may be interested in becoming a Volunteer Ranger.
For more information contact Frances Evershed,
E: frances.evershed@forestry.gsi.gov.uk T: 01842 816036 W: www.forestry.co.uk/highlodge
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