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Volunteers
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At DWT we value our volunteers as vital members of the team. With a variety of tasks to choose from, DWT hopes to encourage a wide range of people to actively participate in wildlife conservation.
Practical Volunteering
Managing DWT nature reserves for the benefit of wildlife is a critical, yet time-consuming, operation. Volunteers help to keep DWT's nature reserves in top condition for wildlife. Conservation working parties regularly visit reserves all over the county, all year round, undertaking management tasks such as small pine removal, scrub clearance and hedgelaying. Volunteering on a reserve would be fun for anyone who enjoys the great outdoors and loves to get stuck in.
Corporate Volunteering
Click here to learn more about corporate volunteering and team buidling opportunities with Dorset Wildlife Trust.
Recording & Monitoring
It's not just practical work that volunteers can get involved in at DWT either. Other activities include recording and monitoring butterflies, flowers and small mammals; Great for budding botanists and entamologists alike!
The Great Indoors
If the Great Indoors sounds more appealing, many more opportunities are available. For example in marketing and fundraising, administration, research, conservation and publicity.
No Skills? No Worries!
DWT volunteers needn't have any specific skills, just the drive to help their local wildlife charity. In return, people have the chance to develop and learn new skills, enjoy fresh experiences, meet like-minded people and achieve satisfaction in doing 'their bit' for Dorset's wildlife.
One day of voluntary help is worth an amazing £50 to DWT from our sponsors as matched funding. So, whatever time anyone has to spare is greatly appreciated, not only by DWT but wildlife too!
Click here to register your interest in volunteering with DWT