Help visitors learn about local wildlife
Great Fen volunteers Caroline and Claire.
Take part in seasonal community events
Volunteer Open Day - Great Fen
Ramsey Heights,
Chapel Road, Ramsey Heights, Cambridgeshire, PE26 2RSEvent details
About the event
Do you want to share your expertise while gaining new skills and experience? Are you thinking about a career in wildlife or teaching, and would like some work experience to support this? We are looking for people passionate about nature and youth engagement to volunteer with us, helping with a variety of events and educational visits. Build your confidence and gain new skills while supporting us in delivering forest school, wildlife talks, career fairs, school visits and community events. You will receive internal guidance and training, with access to free conservation workshops and networking opportunities for monitoring and research experience. Want to find out more?
Join us at Ramsey Heights for the fantastic opportunity to chat with other volunteers and meet the Communities and Education team. Listen to a talk from one of our staff, where you'll learn about the amazing work taking place at the Great Fen, and how you can use your skills to support us. Have friendly discussions over tea and biscuits and learn a new practical skill, before ending the afternoon with a guided walk around Ramsey Heights Nature Reserve.
Please Note: Booking is required. If you have any questions, if there are ways that we can make this event more accessible for you, of if you are interested in volunteering but can't make the event, please do get in touch with Communities and Education Officer Laura at laura.allen@wildlifebcn.org
Photographs: A photographer may be present at the event and taking pictures for Wildlife Trust BCN use so please let us know if you'd rather not be included.
Membership:
Enjoy discounts on many Wildlife Trust BCN and Great Fen events by becoming a member today!
"Joining your local Trust is one of the most important things you can do to make sure the species and habitats we love will be there for future generations to enjoy." - David Attenborough, President Emeritus of the Wildlife Trusts.