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Conservation

Opportunities for Conservation Volunteering





Are you interested in your local environment?
Do you have a passion for conservation and wildlife?
Then read on!




There are opportunities for you as an individual, a family or a social group to join the groups of volunteers already working in the following areas:

Black Dam Ponds, Eastrop Park and Crabtree Plantation
Chineham
Cliddesden
Kempshott
Mill Field Local Nature Reserve
Oakley
Old Down, Kempshott
Overton
South View
Winklebury


For more information on becoming a volunteer, visit the individual pages for each conservation group or call Karen Evans-Prosser Green Spaces Ranger on 01256 845649.

Conservation Work Parties

For details of dates take a look at the 'what's on' pages or open the attachment at the bottom of this page.


EMPLOYEE VOLUNTEERING

Are you looking for an opportunity to volunteer with your colleagues?  Did you know that there are at least three ways of doing so?

LOCAL CONSERVATION GROUPS


 

Our conservation groups have a diverse range of activities that you could help them with.  If you would like further information, please contact Karen Evans-Prosser, Green Spaces Ranger on 01256 845649.

EMPLOYEE VOLUNTEERING NETWORK



Like the staff from Unum pictured in this photograph who helped the Mill Field Conservation Group with a tree survey in Autumn 2008, you too could help local charitable organisations and groups by becoming a member of the Employee Volunteering Network  a scheme being coordinated by Basingstoke Voluntary Services.

Because our conservation groups are members of the network you can again help our conservation groups with activities such as path maintenance, coppicing, surveying, and tree planting. 



WILDLIFE INVESTOR SCHEME



Alternatively if you are not able to volunteer your company or organisation could become a member of the Wildlife Investor Scheme which is run by the Wildlife Trust and supports the good work done locally for conservation.