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Volunteering

 

In the Biosphere Reserve, we hold a number of volunteer activities all year round.  These activities include dry stone walling, hedge laying, coppicing, scrub clearance and footpath improvements,  to flora and fauna surveying.  Joining our volunteer team gives you a chance to keep fit, learn new skills, make friends and at the same time make a personal contribution to enhancing the beauty of this wonderful area.

If you would like to get involved, take a look at our latest volunteer newsletter and see if there is anything to suit your abilities.  We can add your email address to our volunteer database so you will automatically be kept up to date with new volunteering activities.  New volunteers are always made welcome so please join us.  Find out more by contacting Tom Hynes at NDCCS on 01237 423655 or email ndccs@devon.gov.uk.

4000 native trees, more than 400 volunteers and more than 20 sites. Biosphere tree planting day success. As part of a BBC Breathing Places campaign to plant over 1 million trees in one hour throughout the UK, over 20 community groups and landowners in the Biosphere Reserve Area planted trees on December 5th. More

 

Bored at home?

Looking for something new? Want to open up your horizons? The Adult Learning Forum (ALF) program can help you access a range of FREE countryside management taster sessions and activities.Interested?

ALF runs until the end of March 2010 so if you want to find out more about these and many other activities on offer, now is the time. More