Trustee - Honorary Treasurer
Lower Smite Farm,
Worcester & Droitwich, Worcestershire
Worcestershire Wildlife Trust is seeking a new Honorary Treasurer to join our Council of Trustees.
With practical conservation opportunities across Worcestershire and the chance to get involved with all aspects of our work, from admin to events, take a look below at how you can get involved. Use the filters on the left to help you narrow your search.
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Worcestershire Wildlife Trust is seeking a new Honorary Treasurer to join our Council of Trustees.
Our volunteer team at The Devil's Spittleful are looking for volunteers to help them manage this beautiful heathland near Bewdley, Stourport and Kidderminster.
A great opportunity to gain hands-on experience in delivering high-quality outdoor and environmental education over a six-month period.
Our vehicle maintenance volunteers at Lower Smite Farm are key to keeping our fleet on the road so we can look after our nature reserves, visit and advise local landowners and attend local events…
Do you love wildlife and are keen to share your enthusiasm to help inspire the next generation of nature lovers and conservationists? Then this could be the volunteering opportunity for you!
Our volunteer nature reserve engagement wardens act as our eyes on the ground. They walk one of our chosen nature reserves regularly to help us better connect with and understand visitors.
Our volunteer nature reserve engagement wardens act as our eyes on the ground. They walk one of our chosen nature reserves regularly to help us better connect with and understand visitors.
Our volunteer nature reserve engagement wardens act as our eyes on the ground. They walk one of our chosen nature reserves regularly to help us better connect with and understand visitors.
Our volunteer nature reserve engagement wardens act as our eyes on the ground. They walk one of our chosen nature reserves regularly to help us better connect with and understand visitors.
Our volunteer nature reserve engagement wardens act as our eyes on the ground. They walk one of our chosen nature reserves regularly to help us better connect with and understand visitors.
47 results