Community Volunteering Opportunities
Help nature near you by volunteering with community groups across Berkshire, Buckinghamshire & Oxfordshire.
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Water vole by Terry Whittaker/2020VISION
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Dancersend
A tranquil haven with a rich variety of wildlife - just perfect for recharging the batteries!
All volunteering opportunities
There are lots of different ways to get involved in the work of your local Wildlife Trust.
Remembering at Dancersend
The volunteers at Dancersend pause on Remembrance Sunday to remember the fallen.
Youth Volunteering
Opportunities for young people (13-21) to get involved in nature conservation and be part of the movement for change.
Returning to volunteering
Volunteer Hannah Webley describes how returning to volunteering after a long break due to the pandemic felt like coming home
New volunteer opportunities at the Nature Discovery Centre
Our Engaging with Nature project, based in Thatcham, is looking for volunteers. Project officer, Carrie Starbuck explains more about the role and how to get involved.
Volunteering Development Manager
Working across BBOWT teams and with external stakeholders, the Volunteering Development Manager will help build a skilled and connected diverse volunteer community all working together for nature’…
Dancersend Nature Reserve history
How a wild haven inspired a wealthy banker to start a movement to protect nature that changed the world
Youth Volunteering Panel member
Are you 16-21 and want to shape nature volunteering in your area? Join BBOWT's Youth Volunteering Panel to influence decisions, gain leadership and communication experience, connect with…
Dancersend - its links to the beginnings of nature conservation and plans for the future
Mick Jones, volunteer warden at Dancersend nature reserve, explains why this site is so important for conservation in the UK and exciting plans for its future
My dinner party
Niamh loves to feed the birds, so makes natural feeders out of pinecones and berries, to help them through the winter. She’ll tie this to a branch so that the birds can feast from it safely.