Want to learn new skills and help improve the ecology along the canal? Join us on the South Oxford Canal today as part of a team that will work across our area from Claydon to Oxford. We will be planting native plant species, laying and maintaining hedges, and doing work for ecologists. Help us look after our nature reserves and conservation zones, and protect our wildlife on the waterways.
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 us achieve our goals in keeping canals alive.
Why we want you
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.
Some tasks are carried out regularly, while others are project-based, such as rebuilding a section of stone wall or conducting mass planting, allowing different volunteers to contribute in various ways.
What you will be doing
The skills you need
What's in it for you
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