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.
519 Volunteering opportunities. Updated daily
We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to lead our guided walks and inspire people about our fantastic reserves and fascinating species within the Forest of Dean.
We are currently looking for someone to lead, motivate, and support our volunteer engagement team at Symonds Yat Rock so that we can help to save even more nature!
To assist with the management of species and habitat data mainly through organising and adding data to Excel spreadsheets and the Merlin GiS system primarily through digitising paper records.
We are looking for friendly, approachable and enthusiastic individuals to engage with our visitors in the RSPB Discovery Centre!
Community fundraising volunteers are the local face of the RSPB, placing our pin badge boxes across the South West and raising nearly £130k last year. With the scheme ever growing, we need your help!
'The Lookout' is more than a hide. It's a place of discovery and 'a window to the wild' for all visitors, especially families, to discover and enjoy. We need you to bring it alive!
If you can't find what you're looking for, please get in contact with us.
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.
Your RSPB Local Group is the friendly face of the RSPB in the community and a great way to engage with nature near you. Over the next few weeks we'll be taking a closer look at RSPB Local Groups. This week Alasdair Mckee talks about one of the mo...(...
Your RSPB Local Group is the friendly face of the RSPB in the community and a great way to engage with nature near you. Over the next few weeks we'll be taking a closer look at RSPB Local Groups. This week we chat to award-winning blogger Sarah H...(...
Your RSPB Local Group is the friendly face of the RSPB in the community and a great way to engage with nature near you. Over the next few weeks we'll be taking a closer look at RSPB Local Groups. This week Andre Farrar looks back at the many ways Loc...
Countryside Jobs Service have helped the RSPB get in contact with amazing volunteers for many years. To mark their 25 year anniversary we asked them to tell us how the volunteering 'landscape' has changed for them in that time... Amount of Vo...(read...
