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A non-profit environmental organization seeks Conservator Volunteers to help maintain and restore waterways. The role involves outdoor tasks such as environmental enhancements, graffiti removal, and day-to-day maintenance. Volunteers will learn new skills while making a positive impact in their community. This is a fantastic opportunity to enjoy the outdoors, meet new people, and improve personal wellbeing. Join us to be part of a supportive team aiming to keep our beautiful canals alive.
Help us create new habitats such as wildflower meadows along side conserving the wildlife we have at Foxtons including offers , kingfishers , water voles and more
Join us today to become a Conservator Volunteer and be part of the team keeping history alive by preserving our waterways. In this role you’ll get to experience the many faces and locations of our beautiful network and help maintain our structures and assets. Whether it’s working on pre-planned maintenance cutting back vegetation around aqueducts, or tackling graffiti in our more urban locations, our Conservators do a fantastic job of making sure there’s plenty of beauty on the doorstep. This is a great opportunity to make a huge difference in your community whilst learning more about the canals in your area.
Our Conservator volunteers help to maintain our network, carrying out important heritage and nature conservation activities as well as everyday tasks to improve the local environment such as painting or litter picking.
Our Conservator Volunteers help to tackle some of our toughest issues on the waterways, ensuring as much of the canal is accessible and well maintained as possible. Each year we face new challenges in managing our increasingly popular space and your support as a Conservator Volunteer will help to achieve our goals in keeping canals alive.
Whilst we have regular teams carrying out important tasks, some run on more of a ‘project’ basis to achieve specific activities (rebuilding a section of stone wall or carrying out some mass planting) meaning that different people can give their time in different ways.