Volunteering opportunities

Help make a difference

Make a difference and volunteer with us

As well as supporting wildlife, volunteering offers many benefits. Taking part in regular volunteer activity can build confidence and help you to develop and/or share skills. It’s a great way of staying healthy, connected with others and leaves you feeling valued and purposeful.

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Woodland Wildlife Survey: Citizen Science

Camera traps (also known as trail cameras) let us see into the woodland world, without disturbing wildlife. They help us learn more about when and where pine martens and other key woodland species are active. Get involved and help monitor our woodlands by setting up a camera trap on your land or identify wildlife online.

Pine Marten Community Grants

The Pine Marten Community Grant offers community and nature groups, schools, businesses and landowners an exciting opportunity to support pine marten recovery in the South West of England. Available grants are up to £500. Apply now before funding is allocated.

Get Involved

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Bringing Back Pine Martens ​

Restoring balance to our woodlands.

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