Conservation Garden Volunteer

Time2Volunteer; Hull and East Yorkshire; Sur place; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Time2Volunteer is offering a volunteer opportunity in Hull for two individuals to help maintain the grounds at the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust's office. Tasks include light gardening, litter picking, and enhancing the area for wildlife. Volunteers will gain skills in adaptability and community development, working outdoors in a natural setting.

This role requires a commitment of 3 hours weekly and provides tools and secure cycle storage on-site. Join us in making a difference in the community!

Qualifications

• Willingness to engage in gardening tasks.
• Ability to adapt to outdoor working conditions.
• Interest in wildlife conservation.

Responsabilités

• Maintain and enhance the office grounds for wildlife.
• Perform light touch tasks such as secateur work and litter picking.
• Use provided tools and facilities on site.

Connaissances

Adaptability

Community Development

Gardening/Grounds Maintenance

Description du poste

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Yorkshire Wildlife Trust

Do you love gardening and want to do something outdoors in your spare time? We are looking for two volunteers to help us maintain the office grounds at our Hull Office. Pearson Park is situated in the heart of Hull city. It's an urban oasis; with a wildflower meadow, wildlife pond, vegetable plots, fruit trees and mature trees. We are looking for two volunteers to come and help us maintain the office grounds.

Our gardens are a vast living landscape. With an estimated 24 million gardens in the UK, the way they are cared for can make a big difference to the natural world. Hedgehogs, bats, sparrows, song thrushes and stag beetles are all declining species in the UK, but if we manage our gardens to benefit wildlife, these creatures and many more will find refuge.

The office grounds at The Pearson Park Office are open to the public generally 9am to 5pm for public access. Once our office needs are fulfilled the aim is to provide the rest of the area for wildlife. The site area is 3000 square meters, which is less than half the area of a football pitch but has recorded 316 species.

The work will involve maintaining and enhancing the grounds for wildlife. It is light touch and will not involve much if any digging and turning soil over. It will involve lots of secateur work as shrubs send runners and branches over the paths. You may occasionally be using a handsaw. There are also regular litter picks to keep the site free of litter. All tools and facilities are available onsite and there is also secure cycle storage.

To find out more information and to apply please visit Yorkshire Wildlife Trust.

• Maintaining and enhancing the grounds for wildlife.
• Light touch tasks such as secateur work, occasional use of a handsaw, litter picking.
• Tools and facilities are provided onsite; secure cycle storage available.

Skills and Experience Gained

• Adaptability
• Community Development
• Gardening/Grounds Maintenance

3 hours every week until February 28, 2027.

HEY Smile Foundation East Riding enquiries

Address:

Hull CVS, The Strand, 75 Beverley Road, Hull HU31XL