Volunteer
The Transforming the Trent Valley Landscape Partnership Scheme is looking to recruit a broad range of volunteers from the local community.
We will rely on the support of volunteers to help with the planning and delivery of the various projects that will take place over the five year lifespan of the scheme. Details of volunteer opportunities will be posted here over the coming months. If you would like to be added to our list of potential volunteers, please send your details to us via our contact form.
Wildchild Activity Volunteer
Posted 18rd February 2020
The Wildchild Activity Volunteer will support the Wildchild Officer with the delivery of activities.
Download the full Volunteer Role Description for more details.
For further details about this volunteer role, please contact;
Kathryn Kavanagh (WildChild Officer)
07496 271507
k.kavanagh@staffs-wildlife.org.uk
Creative Content Volunteer
Posted 6th January 2020
The Creative Content Volunteer will help us to communicate with the local community within the scheme area and beyond about our work through the creation of physical displays (window displays, poster design etc) and promoting our work online via social media and our website. You will help to produce creative content to promote our projects with opportunities to write blog posts and press releases. You will be based at the scheme office and work alongside at least one member of the Transforming the Trent Valley team. This role is flexible, but we would be prefer someone who is able to volunteer for at least one day per week.
Download the full Volunteer Role Description for more details.
For further details about this volunteer role, please contact;
Nicola Lynnes (Community Engagement Officer)
07837 127165
nicola.lynes@supportstaffordshire.org.uk
Volunteer History Ranger
Posted 23rd October 2019 - Updated 06-01-2020
The role of Volunteer History Rangers is to visit and carry out surveys of heritage sites and 20th Century military buildings (particularly pillboxes) in the TTTV landscape; as the project progresses to be involved in works to restore, conserve and maintain many of these sites and to work with the Cultural Heritage Officer to identify suitable sites for survey and works.
Download the full Volunteer Role Description for more details.
For further details about this volunteer role, please contact;
Rod Whiteman (Senior Cultural Heritage Officer)
07496 271506
r.whiteman@staffs-wildlife.org.uk
Local Groups Volunteer
Burton Conservation Volunteers (BCV)
Burton Conservation Volunteers are always keen to recruit new volunteers to support their work in Burton upon Trent and beyond. They have a busy schedule of tasks all year round including hedge-laying, creating new wildlife areas, building and maintaining stiles, footbridges and steps. They undertake scrub clearance and woodland management work to enhance existing wildife habitats and plant new woodlands, hedges and orchards.
If you are interested in voluntering with BVC or would like to find out more, please contact;
Lawrence Oates 07432 608931
www.bcv.org.uk
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