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Warwickshire Wildlife Trust

Warwickshire Wildlife Trust

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Warwickshire Wildlife Trust works to protect and enhance the wildlife, natural habitats and geology throughout Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull. We encourage everyone to get out and enjoy ...

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Dunsmore Living Landscape: Natural Highways and Homes Volunteer

Dunsmore Living Landscape: Natural Highways and Homes Volunteer

Practical details

Volunteering • Organisation role

Flexible hours
Rugby, Warwickshire, England, United Kingdom

Contact person

Sarah Thomas

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Requirements

Native language skills
Warwickshire Wildlife Trust

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To help create and enhance Rugby's Natural Highways.

Purpose of your role:


 The Natural Highways and Homes project is run by Dunsmore Living Landscape, with the aims to create, enhance and link up Rugby’s hedgerows, grasslands and ponds, and reconnect people with their local wild places and green spaces throughout the Rugby area.


Tasks you will be involved with:


Tasks will vary throughout the year, ranging from scrub clearance to tree thinning, coppicing and tree popping in the autumn and winter to wildflower meadow management and surveying in the summer.


Skills and abilities required:


• No prior experience needed, as full training is provided.

• You should bring suitable footwear and waterproof clothing, all tools and safety equipment will be provided.

• A willingness to work outside in all weather and in remote locations

• An understanding of the importance of health and safety in a conservation environment.

• Able to follow instructions, able to follow and work to our Health and Safety policies and procedures.


Benefits to you:


• Act for nature.

• Contribute to the conservation of our beautiful nature reserves and green spaces.

• Reconnect with nature, whilst learning more about your local nature reserves, green spaces and wildlife.

• Learn and develop new skills such as coppicing, tree popping and surveying etc.

• Meet like-minded people, make new friends

• Keep active, enjoy the outdoors whilst improving your health and well-being

• An awareness of the physical nature of practical work and the requirement to work with and alongside mechanical and powered equipment.


Please note: If you require assistance in your everyday life, you will need to attend with someone who can support you throughout the session as it is essential that people are able to take responsibility for their own health & safety.


Bring snacks and a drink, sun cream if weather is hot and insect repellent.

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About Warwickshire Wildlife Trust

Warwickshire Wildlife Trust works to protect and enhance the wildlife, natural habitats and geology throughout Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull. We encourage everyone to get out and enjoy Warwickshire's wildlife and wild places - and get involved! Wildlife needs your help more than ever before.

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Practical details

Volunteering • Organisation role

Flexible hours
Rugby, Warwickshire, England, United Kingdom

Contact person

Sarah Thomas

Ask Sarah a question

Requirements

Native language skills