Volunteer days are open to all and are a great opportunity to socialise and to learn about forest restoration, as well as contribute to creating more native woodland in Cumbria. Tasks include removing non-native trees, planting native trees, collecting and propagating seeds, and the protection and maintenance of native trees.
Practical volunteering tasks to restore native woodland and other habitats.
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Apprenticeship
This is a great opportunity to work alongside the forest craftspeople and beat teams in Grizesdale Forest, gaining practical experience whilst following a structured training programme. You will contribute to practical operations - creating, maintaining, and harvesting forests as part of the UK…
Job
We’re looking for a strategic commercial leader to help shape the future of H&H Land & Estates across 3 locations: Carlisle, Durham & Staveley (multi-site leadership role)Competitive salary + company car/car allowance + excellent benefitsAs H&H continues to grow, we are seeking an experienced,…
Volunteering
Our Young Rangers programme offers a unique opportunity for young people aged 14 to 18 years to get involved in practical conservation volunteering. Young Rangers activities are led by experienced Rangers from both the LDNPA and partner organisations.
Volunteering
The Lake District National Park Authority looks after this unique corner of England, encouraging people to enjoy and appreciate its value and to conserve and enhance the cultural heritage, natural beauty, and unique wildlife of the Park. Our Ranger Services Volunteers work across the National Park…
What's next for Skills Bootcamps in Cumbria?
Lancaster University Open Days 12 September and 17 October 2026
Myerscough College Open Days 3 October and 21 November 2026
