Durham Biodiversity Partnership : Practical Help : Sunderland Area

Practical Help : West Durham & Darlington

British Trust for Conservation Volunteers (BTCV)

BTCV is the UK's largest practical conservation charity, supporting people from all sections of the community in positive action to improve the environment. We run Volunteering Days for people wanting to get actively involved in practical conservation. These days vary from Tree Planting to Pond Construction; Charcoal Burning to Willow Spiling and within the North Pennines we have projects that can lead to certified courses and enjoyed by all.

Please phone the Stanhope office on 01388 529300 for more information.

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The Durham Wildlife Trust

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Common spotted orchid, Marsden Old Quarry (South Tyneside Council).

Durham Wildlife Trust
Volunteer Reserve Wardens

If you live near or regularly visit a Durham Wildlife Trust nature reserve you could help the Trust as a Volunteer Reserve Warden (VRW). VRW's are the eyes and ears of the Trust's reserves team and provide information on maintenance issues such as branches fallen across paths or motorbikes using a site. Induction and brief training is given.
Contact:
Kerry Watson
t: 0191 584 3112
e: [email protected]
w: www.wildlife.org.uk/durham/volunteers

Durham Wildlife Trust
Volunteer Task Force

Help implement essential practical conservation tasks such as hedge planting, tree felling, grass cutting, footpath construction and surveying on the Trust's 24 Nature Reserves. Tasks run on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of every week. No experience required - everyone welcome.
Contact:
Kerry Watson
t: 0191 584 3112
e: [email protected]
w: www.wildlife.org.uk/durham/volunteers

Durham Wildlife Trust
Survey and Monitoring Volunteers

If you would like to assist the Trust in undertaking its annual breeding bird, butterfly, lichen, fungi and bryophyte survey and monitoring programme then please contact:
Mark Richardson
t: 0191 584 3112
e: [email protected]
w: www.wildlife.org.uk/durham/volunteers