These pages should help to show you what volunteering is really like. Whatever you decide to do, you'll be helping our work for wildlife and the environment.
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Our winter work parties are vital to carry out habitat management tasks in this ancient woodland. Join our friendly team of Tuesday volunteers and see what a difference you can make for wildlife.
Join our Wednesday work party to help us maintain our important habitats and to keep our reserve infrastructure in great condition.
A vital role has arisen to assist with communications and administration within the RSPB's award-winning publications team.
Can you help our switchboard team in answering calls and meeting and greeting our visitors?
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It was through volunteering with the RSPB that I gained the confidence to write about wildlife for my church magazine. You see, I have learned so much – everyone is approachable and keen to share their knowledge with you.
Helen Long, office-based volunteer
Hilary Brooker-Carey is a volunteer warden for Coquet Island and keeps an eye on the island to protect the seabirds, especially the roseate terns, Britain's rarest breeding seabird.
Hilary Brooker-Carey is a volunteer warden for Coquet Island and keeps an eye on the island to protect the seabirds, especially the roseate terns, Britain's rarest breeding seabird.
Write up from Finley, a DoE volunteer at Hazeley Heath I started volunteering at Hazeley Heath over a year ago for my Bronze Duke of Edinburgh award. My Mum and I cut gorse for hours in freezing, snowy conditions, unable to get a fire started, but (w...
In 2018 the RSPB chose to shine a light on some of our fantastic staff volunteers from PriceWaterhouseCoopers at Chorlton Water Park, Manchester. This group of 13 formed one of dozens of corporate work parties across the UK each year that the RSPB re...
Welcome back and thank you for joining us on our last National Volunteers’ week blog on the 8th! -because who says Friday has to be the end. Although National Volunteers’ week is a wonderful way to thank our volunteers, it’s importa...(read more)
Today’s Volunteers’ Week blog comes from Robin Brown, who describes his time volunteering at Portmore Lough as “immensely rewarding”… My volunteering with RSPB began in April 2012. I had retired from business sometime p...(read more)
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