National Hedgehog Monitoring Programme Hub, Prep and Administration Volunteer



Contact person
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Summary
To assist with the smooth running of our National Hedgehog Monitoring Programme Hub by providing a range of admin and support to staff and other volunteers.Detailed description
Tasks you will be involved with:
• Management of documentation and records including scanning, filing, archiving and shredding.
• Assisting with the input of data and uploading of footage to ‘Mammal Web’.
• General office duties such as maintaining and charging batteries for the mammal cameras.
• Supporting project staff with preparation of materials, e.g. preparing the kits for camera deployment and
collection.
Skills and abilities required:
• Flexible and adaptable, friendly team player.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
• Good communication and interpersonal skills.
• Organised, methodical with good attention to detail.
• Understanding the importance of confidentiality and willingness to undertake training in data protection.
• Computer literate with administrative skills.
• Working knowledge of Word, Excel and other applications.
• An interest in wildlife, conservation and the work of the Trust.
You will be based at: Brandon Marsh Nature Centre, CV3 3GW.
Days and time we would like you to be available: April - November. Flexible, within office hours of 9.30am -
3.30pm, 1 –2 days a week for 3 weeks of the month, depending on the quantity of camera images.
Benefits to you:
• Contributing to a national citizen science project - National Hedgehog Monitoring Programme Hub.
• Learn new skills and gain experience in administration.
• Building skills, knowledge and experience.
• Meet like-minded people, make new friends.
• Helping others act for nature.
• Become a valuable member of a friendly, professional project team.
• Enjoy a pleasant working environment on a large nature reserve.
• References available after 6 months.