Neston reed bed is a vital habitat in the Dee Estuary and is home to specialist species such as reed warbler, water rail, marsh harrier and, historically, bearded tit. In previous years the habitat has been subject to accidental fires, damaging it for the entire breeding season. We are looking for people to patrol the area to minimise damaged caused to the reed bed while protecting a home for nature.
Due to the isolated location, own transport is essential. Any previous experience of dealing with members of the public is useful but not essential. Some knowledge of birds would be helpful, but again not essential as training can be provided.
A chance to learn about and help protect the wildlife of this important conservation site. Join the Dee Estuary team and meet new like-minded people whilst gaining hands on experience of bird species protection
John Langley, Dee Estuary, England
Tel: 0151 353 2726
Email: John.Langley@rspb.org.uk
The wardening will be carried out in the evening. Appropriate training will be giving.
Reference number 1740