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Volunteer Wildlife and Visitor Assistant
Job summary
A wildlife reserve in East Anglia is seeking enthusiastic volunteers to engage with visitors and support conservation efforts. You will conduct guided tours, assist with daily tasks at the reserve, and work with a supportive team. Ideal candidates should love wildlife and enjoy interacting with people. This role offers hands-on experience in wildlife conservation and the chance to make a difference while learning from experienced staff.
Benefits
Qualifications
- Loves wildlife and has a genuine interest in conservation.
- Enjoys talking to people and sharing knowledge.
- Is reliable, positive and up for getting involved.
Responsibilities
- Join staff on guided tours and help deliver fun, informative wildlife experiences.
- Help with daily tasks that keep the site running.
- Assist with seasonal habitat and enrichment tasks.
Skills
East Anglia. Closing date for applications is: 16th Feb 2026.
Do you love wildlife, wild places and sharing that passion with others? We’re looking for an enthusiastic volunteer to join our team and help bring the reserve to life for visitors. This role combines the best of both worlds: engaging with the public on tours and getting stuck in with practical jobs that keep the reserve running smoothly.
This is a chance to be part of a unique conservation site, gain hands‑on experience, and support our mission to protect and celebrate the incredible species that call the reserve home.
- Visitor Engagement & Tours: Join staff on guided tours and help deliver fun, informative wildlife experiences. Chat with visitors, answer questions, and help them connect with the animals and the conservation work we do. Support with visitor management to ensure everyone stays safe and respects the welfare of the animals.
- Reserve Jobs & Practical Support: Help with daily tasks that keep the site running, from equipment checks to prepping feed stations and supporting basic maintenance. Assist with seasonal habitat and enrichment tasks to support species on the reserve. Keep an eye out for anything unusual or any welfare concerns and report them to the team. Work closely with a friendly, supportive team. Follow safety and welfare protocols (we’ll train you!).
- Join in on training or development sessions when available.
- Loves wildlife and has a genuine interest in conservation.
- Enjoys talking to people and sharing knowledge.
- Is reliable, positive and up for getting involved.
- Doesn’t mind working outdoors in all kinds of weather.
- Can work well independently and as part of a small team.
- Bonus if you’ve got experience in animal care, education or hospitality – enthusiasm counts more than anything.
- Experience in wildlife interpretation and reserve operations.
- The chance to work closely with unique species and gain insight into real conservation work.
- Opportunities to learn from experienced staff and grow your skills.
- Being part of a team making a tangible difference to wildlife.
To apply please email a CV and Cover Letter detailing any relevant experience as well as your availability to Charley Ross education@watatunga.co.uk by Febuary 16th.
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