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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Volunteering
We’re looking to build a small team of in-field survey volunteers for our Hedges & Edges Project, in five target areas - The Eamont Catchment, River Petteril Catchment, Eden Lower Catchment, Upper Lune Catchment, and Greta and Rawthey Catchment.
Volunteering
You will be spending the morning learning how to survey hedgerows and ID tree and plant species within the hedge. You’ll also learn the difference between a good and bad hedgerow, and their wildlife and livestock benefits. This training is mandatory if you want to take part in our Hedges & Edges…
Volunteering
Volunteers of all skill levels are welcome to come along and join us on our workparties. You may get wet and muddy, but you’ll meet new people, have fun, and help look after some beautiful places.
Job Vacancy
Part time work available near Penrith for a self employed chainsaw hand cutter, fully trained with tickets for chainsaw, windblow, strimmer, tractor, winch, spraying, chipper as a minimum requirement. Location is near Penrith in Cumbria. Contact richardmgdunn@gmail.com.
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