Practical Reserve Volunteer
WWT
Volunteers are integral to the running of our reserves and without their help we wouldn’t be able to maintain this amazing wetland of national importance. WWT Slimbridge consists of over 325 acres of stunning habitat, providing refuge for a huge diversity of animals and plants. The reserve and its wetlands have international protection, including a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), a Ramsar site, and a Special Protection Area.
Managing a large wetland nature reserve requires a lot of practical, hands-on, physical tasks. With training and guidance, you will become part of our friendly and hard-working reserves volunteer team. Your role will be to provide regular support for all practical reserves management, including maintaining and restoring various habitats to attract migratory birds and help improve species biodiversity on site. You will ensure that our reserve grounds are maintained to the highest standard for wildlife and that they look their best for visitors, encouraging their engagement and support for our vital work!
This is a fantastic opportunity to get involved in practical nature conservation, meet new like-minded people and become part of a dedicated team, and make a difference by helping to maintain our important wetlands.
Volunteers are an essential part of the WWT team, and we wouldn’t be able to maintain our internationally important wetland sites without their help. You will receive a very warm welcome, full induction & training, and be provided with any necessary equipment, uniforms, and anything else needed to thrive in your role.
About WWT
We are the wetland restoration charity. Together we will unlock the power of wetlands – and help nature burst back to life. Since the 1940s, we have been dedicated to protecting wetlands and saving wetland species.
We are a growing, global community of nature lovers. Our vision is a world where healthy wetland nature thrives and enriches lives.
We are the wetland restoration charity. Together we will unlock the power of wetlands – and help nature burst back to life. Since the 1940s, we have been dedicated to protecting wetlands and saving wetland species. We are a growing, global community of nature lovers. Our vision is a world where healthy wetland nature thrives and enriches lives.
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