CPRE Rutland

Comms and PR volunteer (Cheshire West and Chester) We're passionate about making the countryside in Cheshire a better place for everyone to enjoy. Our vibrant team of volunteers inspire people to care for the countryside and enjoy the benefits it brings wherever they live. Please note this role is for the whole of the Cheshire area. Volunteering with us is a fantastic way to help us champion environmental issues such as the climate crisis, renewable energy, biodiversity and sustainable transport. With your support we can do even more! Comms and PR volunteers have an essential role in spreading the word about our work and engaging with new supporters in our area. Our friendly team will provide you with training and support to develop in your role. You'll gain valuable skills and experience in building media relationships and creating marketing content and materials. More about this role Volunteer role Comms and PR volunteer Volunteer manager Chair Where you will be based Community Why we want you By volunteering with us you'll be helping to find positive solutions for the issues facing the countryside and the environment. By applying your skills and experience you can make a real difference and be a central part of a friendly and passionate charity. As a comms and PR volunteer you'll promote our charity and increase support by reaching new audiences. You'll also be able to join in with national campaigns. We're ideally looking for volunteers with some previous public relations experience and a passion for environmental and countryside issues. Please look at our other opportunities to find one that's right for you. What you will be doing Promoting our charity including our events and campaigns Being the point of contact for media, PR and marketing enquiries Writing articles, press releases, editorials and other media related copy Building relationships with local media including local newspapers, magazines, radio, tv and online outlets Liaising with the press team at national CPRE The skills you need An interest in the countryside and environmental issues Experience of writing engaging content for publication and the web Good interpersonal skills and previous experience of building relationships with local media Ability to use your initiative and a collaborative approach Have access to a computer and the internet at home and be confident using them Be able to commit to volunteering regularly to suit your availability, with occasional attendance at meetings What's in it for you Use your skills to help our charity and make a positive difference to the countryside Meet like-minded people and enjoy being part of a team Enhance your CV by developing new skills and gaining valuable experience We will support you in your role and provide you with relevant training We can give you a reference for your future work or volunteering Get involved with social events and workshops on a local and national level, including the annual CPRE conference The opportunity to attend a volunteer induction day at CPRE's national office in London or a regional centre We provide out-of-pocket travel expenses

Volunteer fundraiser - bid writer (Norfolk Fundraising Research Volunteer) Available from 22 April 2026 to 22 October 2026 We're passionate about making the countryside in Norfolk a better place for everyone to enjoy. Our wonderful team of volunteers inspire people to care for the countryside and enjoy the benefits it brings wherever they live. Volunteering with us is a fantastic way to help us champion environmental issues such as the climate emergency, renewable energy, biodiversity and sustainable transport. With your support we can do even more! Our volunteers research possible sources of funding and even write applications to trusts and funds. Our friendly team will provide you with training and support to develop in your role and you'll gain valuable skills and experience. Volunteer role Volunteer fundraiser - bid writer Volunteer manager Chair Where you will be based Community Why we want you By volunteering with us you'll be helping to find positive solutions for the issues facing the countryside and the environment. By applying your skills and experience you can make a real difference and be a central part of a friendly and passionate charity. As a bid writing volunteer, you'll be investigating possible sources of funding and writing fundraising bids. You'll also manage relationships with funding bodies and charitable trusts. We're ideally looking for volunteers with experience in writing funding bids and an interest in environmental and countryside issues. Please look at our other opportunities to find one that's just right for you. What you will be doing Researching and identifying funding bodies with potential to benefit our charity Coordinating, writing and submitting funding bids Developing relationships with existing and potential funders Stewarding donors and writing thank you letters Contacting trusts and foundations on the phone Maintaining a database of funding trusts and foundations Regular reporting to the board of trustees Keeping up to date with developments in the funding sector Liaising with the fundraising team national CPRE You may be occasionally asked to attend committee meetings as part of this role The skills you need An interest in countryside and environmental issues Some knowledge of charity funding and experience of writing successful funding bids An understanding of donor requirements and how to demonstrate these in applications Excellent written communication skills An organised and self motivated personality Happy to carry out tasks independently and as part of a team Access to a computer and the internet at home and be comfortable using them Be able to commit to volunteering regularly to suit your availability with occasional attendance at meetings What's in it for you Use your skills and experience to contribute to the success of our charity and make a positive difference to the countryside Meet like minded people and enjoy being part of a team Enhance your CV by developing new skills and gaining valuable experience We'll support you to develop in your volunteering role and provide you with relevant training We'll give you a reference for your future work or volunteering Get involved with social events and workshops on a local and national level, including the annual CPRE conference The opportunity to attend a volunteer induction day at CPRE's national office in London or a regional centre We provide out of pocket travel expenses

CPRE Rutland is seeking a Comms and PR Volunteer to help promote our charity and engage with supporters in Cheshire. The volunteer will be crucial in increasing awareness of environmental issues through media outreach. Successful candidates will enjoy valuable training and gain experience in building media relationships, while also enhancing their CV. This is an exciting chance to contribute positively to the countryside and collaborate with a passionate team. Volunteers are expected to commit regularly and can benefit from out-of-pocket travel expense reimbursements.

At a local level, we require someone who can scan the local newspapers or council's planning portal and see what new planning applications have been submitted and the stage that older ones have reached (e.g. any revisions, new information or appeals). You can then inform your district team leader of any necessary details. Keeping up to date with planning proposals is one of the most important functions within the organisation. Time required: An hour or so each week. Skills required: No special skills are required - just an interest in development in your area. You will be someone who enjoys scanning newspapers and the web and presenting information to others in whichever form best suits you. If you would like to discuss this role, please feel free to contact David Mairs at . More about this role Volunteer role Assistant planning volunteer Volunteer manager Planning Trustee Where you will be based Community Why we want you By volunteering with us you'll be helping to find positive solutions for the issues facing the countryside and the environment. By applying your skills and experience you can make a real difference and be a central part of a friendly and passionate charity. As a planning support volunteer, you'll be helping us to investigate planning applications so we can influence their outcome for the benefit of the countryside. We're ideally looking for volunteers with an interest in the planning system and environmental and countryside issues. Please look at our other opportunities too to find one that's just right for you. What you will be doing Investigating planning applications with an impact on the countryside, for example by viewing proposals online or at the local planning offices Occasionally visiting proposed development sites to look at plans and record details Providing your CPRE group with relevant local and site information, sharing information with other volunteers and attending meetings where relevant Liaising with parish and district councils and other conservation bodies Liaising with national CPRE teams to contribute to consultations and policy development The skills you need An interest in the countryside and environmental issues Previous experience in the planning sector and knowledge of the planning system is desirable but not essential An eye for detail and an interest in investigative work A willingness to visit the local planning office and proposed development sites Happy carrying out tasks independently and as part of a team Good written and verbal communication skills Access to a computer and the internet at home and be comfortable using them Be able to commit to volunteering regularly to suit your availability with occasional attendance at meetings What's in it for you Use your skills and experience to contribute to the success of our charity and make a positive difference to the countryside Meet like-minded people and enjoy being part of a team Enhance your CV by developing new skills and gaining valuable experience We'll support you to develop in your volunteering role and provide you with relevant training We'll give you a reference for your future work or volunteering The opportunity to attend a volunteer induction day at CPRE's national office in London or a regional centre We provide out-of-pocket travel expenses Disclaimer

CPRE Rutland is seeking a dedicated Assistant Planning Volunteer to help investigate planning applications affecting the countryside. This role involves working with a friendly team, gaining experience in the planning process, and contributing to environmental advocacy. You will be responsible for visiting sites, viewing proposals, and providing valuable insights to support local efforts. This is a wonderful opportunity to develop your skills and make a positive impact on your community.

CPRE Rutland is looking for volunteer coordinators who are passionate about making a difference in the countryside and environment. This position involves attracting new volunteers, supporting their development, and implementing new volunteer programs. You'll gain valuable experience while contributing to a friendly team dedicated to championing environmental issues. Regular commitment is needed, with convenient training and opportunities to enhance your CV.

We're passionate about making the countryside in Cheshire a better place for everyone to enjoy. Our vibrant team of volunteers inspire people to care for the countryside and enjoy the benefits it brings wherever they live. This role covers the whole of the Cheshire area. Volunteering with us is a fantastic way to help us champion environmental issues such as the climate emergency, renewable energy, biodiversity and sustainable transport. Volunteer coordinators are essential in supporting volunteers and attracting new people to give us their time and skills. Our friendly team will provide you with training and support to develop in your role, giving you valuable skills and experience in organising and managing volunteers. Volunteer positions Volunteer coordinator Volunteer manager Chair Community Where you will be based Community Why we want you By volunteering with us you'll help find positive solutions for the issues facing the countryside and the environment. By applying your skills and experience, you can make a real difference and be a central part of a friendly and passionate charity. As a volunteer coordinator, you'll ensure volunteers feel valued and can develop in their role. You'll help us achieve our vision by attracting new volunteers and increasing the diversity of roles we offer. Understanding the support needs of volunteers is an important part of this role. Previous experience in supporting and coordinating groups of people (whether in a paid or voluntary capacity) is beneficial but not essential. What you will be doing Creating a positive environment and recognising volunteers for their contribution Identifying and implementing new volunteering programmes Attracting new volunteers to support our workBeing the first point of contact for volunteer enquiries Using our online volunteer management system (Assemble) Organising volunteer recruitment, training and induction Organising volunteer rotas and attendance at events The skills you need An interest in the countryside and environmental issues Previous experience of being a volunteer or supporting volunteers A friendly personality and an ability to relate to people from different backgrounds Good organisational skills and confidence to use online systems Happy carrying out tasks independently and as part of a team Good written and verbal communication skills Have access to a computer and the internet at home and be confident using them Be able to commit to volunteering regularly to suit your availability with occasional attendance at meetings What's in it for you Use your skills and experience to contribute to the success of our charity and make a positive difference to the countryside Meet like-minded people and enjoy being part of a team Enhance your CV by developing new skills and gaining valuable experience We'll support you to develop in your volunteering role and provide you with relevant training We'll give you a reference for your future work or volunteering Get involved with events and workshops on a local and national level, including the annual CPRE conference The opportunity to attend a volunteer induction day at CPRE's national office in London or a regional centre We provide out-of-pocket travel expenses

CPRE Rutland is looking for a Volunteer Coordinator to enhance our efforts in championing environmental issues across Cheshire. You will play a critical role in training and supporting volunteers, creating a vibrant community dedicated to preserving the countryside. This role involves organizing volunteer activities, identifying new programmes, and ensuring volunteers feel valued. An interest in environmental issues and strong communication skills are essential to connect with diverse individuals, making a meaningful impact in their community.

We're passionate about making the countryside in Leicestershire a better place for everyone to enjoy. Our vibrant team of volunteers inspire people to care for and enjoy the benefits of the countryside wherever they live. Volunteering with us is a fantastic way to help us champion environmental issues such as the climate emergency, renewable energy, biodiversity and sustainable transport. With your support we can do even more! Planning support volunteers have an essential role in preparing responses to planning applications and appeals that have an impact on the countryside. Our friendly team will provide you with training and support to develop in your role. You'll gain valuable skills and experience in the planning process for a range of different developments. More about this role Volunteer role Assistant planning volunteer Volunteer manager Planning Trustee Where you will be based Community Why we want you By volunteering with us you'll be helping to find positive solutions for the issues facing the countryside and the environment. By applying your skills and experience you can make a real difference and be a central part of a friendly and passionate charity. As a planning support volunteer, you'll be helping us to investigate planning applications so we can influence their outcome for the benefit of the countryside. We're ideally looking for volunteers with an interest in the planning system and environmental and countryside issues. Please look at our other opportunities too to find one that's just right for you. What you will be doing Investigating planning applications with an impact on the countryside for example by viewing proposals online or at the local planning offices Occasionally visiting proposed development sites to look at plans and record details Providing your CPRE group with relevant local and site information, sharing information with other volunteers and attending meetings where relevant Liaising with parish and district councils and other conservation bodies Liaising National CPRE teams to contribute to consultations and policy development The skills you need An interest in the countryside and environmental issues Previous experience in the planning sector and knowledge of the planning system is desirable but not essential An eye for detail and an interest in investigative work A willingness to visit the local planning office and proposed development sites Happy carrying out tasks independently and as part of a team Good written and verbal communication skills Access to a computer and the internet at home and be comfortable using them Be able to commit to volunteering regularly to suit your availability with occasional attendance at meetings What's in it for you Use your skills and experience to contribute to the success of our charity and make a positive difference to the countryside Meet like-minded people and enjoy being part of a team Enhance your CV by developing new skills and gaining valuable experience We'll support you to develop in your volunteering role and provide you with relevant training We'll give you a reference for your future work or volunteering The opportunity to attend a volunteer induction day at CPRE's national office in London or a regional centre We provide out-of-pocket travel expenses

If you're concerned about the increasing development in your local area, on greenbelt and in our countryside then you could make a difference by joining our planning team Planning volunteers engage with the local planning system and campaign on local planning issues to influence how Bedfordshire's countryside and rural communities are developed. This includes working with local communities, town and parish councils and local action groups to advise and support them when their local countryside and green spaces are under threat. We help them respond to planning applications and appeals to ensure they have the best chance of protecting their local environment. As an assistant planning volunteer you will work alongside an experienced planning volunteer who will act as your mentor and will provide you with training and support to develop in your role. You'll gain valuable skills and experience in the planning process for a range of different developments. Volunteer role Assistant planning volunteer Volunteer manager Planning Trustee Where you will be based Community Why we want you By volunteering with us you'll be helping to find positive solutions for the issues facing the countryside and the environment. By applying your skills and experience you can make a real difference and be a central part of a friendly and passionate charity. As a planning support volunteer, you'll be helping us to investigate planning applications so we can influence their outcome for the benefit of the countryside. We're ideally looking for volunteers with an interest in the planning system and environmental and countryside issues. Please look at our other opportunities too to find one that's just right for you. What you will be doing Investigating planning applications with an impact on the countryside for example by viewing proposals online or at the local planning offices Occasionally visiting proposed development sites to look at plans and record details Providing your CPRE group with relevant local and site information, sharing information with other volunteers and attending meetings where relevant Liaising with parish and district councils and other conservation bodies Liaising National CPRE teams to contribute to consultations and policy development The skills you need An interest in the countryside and environmental issues Previous experience in the planning sector and knowledge of the planning system is desirable but not essential An eye for detail and an interest in investigative work A willingness to visit the local planning office and proposed development sites Happy carrying out tasks independently and as part of a team Good written and verbal communication skills Access to a computer and the internet at home and be comfortable using them Be able to commit to volunteering regularly to suit your availability with occasional attendance at meetings What's in it for you Use your skills and experience to contribute to the success of our charity and make a positive difference to the countryside Meet like-minded people and enjoy being part of a team Enhance your CV by developing new skills and gaining valuable experience We'll support you to develop in your volunteering role and provide you with relevant training We'll give you a reference for your future work or volunteering The opportunity to attend a volunteer induction day at CPRE's national office in London or a regional centre We provide out-of-pocket travel expenses Disclaimer

CPRE Rutland is looking for an Assistant Planning Volunteer to help investigate planning applications that impact the countryside. As a volunteer, you'll work alongside an experienced mentor to gain skills in the planning process and help local communities protect their green spaces. Ideal candidates should have an interest in environmental issues, possess good communication skills, and be willing to work both independently and as part of a team. Opportunities include training and the chance to meet like-minded individuals.

Volunteer coordinator (Cheshire West and Chester) We're passionate about making the countryside in Cheshire a better place for everyone to enjoy. Our vibrant team of volunteers inspire people to care for the countryside and enjoy the benefits it brings wherever they live. Please note this role is for the whole of the Cheshire area. Volunteering with us is a fantastic way to help us champion environmental issues such as the climate emergency, renewable energy, biodiversity and sustainable transport. With your support we can do even more! Volunteer coordinators are essential in supporting volunteers and attracting new people to give us their time and skills. Our friendly team will provide you with training and support to develop in your role. You'll gain valuable skills and experience in organising and managing volunteers. Why we want you By volunteering with us you'll be helping to find positive solutions for the issues facing the countryside and the environment. By applying your skills and experience, you can make a real difference and be a central part of a friendly and passionate charity. As volunteer coordinator, you'll ensure volunteers feel valued and can develop in their role. You'll help us to achieve our vision by attracting new volunteers and increasing the diversity of roles we offer. Understanding the support needs of volunteers is an important part of this role. Previous experience in supporting and coordinating groups of people (whether in a paid or voluntary capacity) is of benefit but not essential. If you're not sure if this role is for you, please do look at our other opportunities to find one that's right for you. What you will be doing Creating a positive environment and recognizing volunteers for their contribution Identifying and implementing new volunteering programmes Attracting new volunteers to support our work Being the first point of contact for volunteer enquiries Using our online volunteer management system (Assemble) Organising volunteer recruitment, training and induction Organising volunteer rotas and attendance at events The skills you need An interest in the countryside and environmental issues Previous experience of being a volunteer or supporting volunteers A friendly personality and an ability to relate to people from different backgrounds Good organisational skills and confidence to use online systems Happy carrying out tasks independently and as part of a team Good written and verbal communication skills Have access to a computer and the internet at home and be confident using them Be able to commit to volunteering regularly to suit your availability with occasional attendance at meetings What's in it for you Use your skills and experience to contribute to the success of our charity and make a positive difference to the countryside Meet like-minded people and enjoy being part of a team Enhance your CV by developing new skills and gaining valuable experience We'll support you to develop in your volunteering role and provide you with relevant training We'll give you a reference for your future work or volunteering Get involved with events and workshops on a local and national level, including the annual CPRE conference The opportunity to attend a volunteer induction day at CPRE's national office in London or a regional centre We provide out-of-pocket travel expenses

CPRE Rutland seeks an Assistant Planning Volunteer to help investigate planning applications that affect the countryside and provide relevant information to local teams. This role requires around one hour each week, and no special skills are needed aside from an interest in local development. You will work both independently and collaboratively with the team, gaining valuable experience while contributing to essential environmental efforts.

CPRE Rutland in England seeks volunteers for the Magnificent Meadows project. Help restore chalk grassland meadows through practical tasks and activities aimed at enhancing local biodiversity. You'll receive full training and be part of a friendly team committed to ecological balance. This is a fantastic opportunity to gain experience, develop new skills, and meet like-minded individuals while positively impacting the local countryside.

We're passionate about making the countryside in Cheshire a better place for everyone to enjoy. Our vibrant team of volunteers inspire people to care for the countryside and enjoy the benefits it brings wherever they live. Please note this role is for the whole of the Cheshire area. Volunteering with us is a fantastic way to help us champion environmental issues such as the climate crisis, renewable energy, biodiversity and sustainable transport. With your support we can do even more! Comms and PR volunteers have an essential role in spreading the word about our work and engaging with new supporters in our area. Our friendly team will provide you with training and support to develop in your role. You'll gain valuable skills and experience in building media relationships and creating marketing content and materials. More about this role Volunteer role Comms and PR volunteer Volunteer manager Chair Where you will be based Community Why we want you By volunteering with us you'll be helping to find positive solutions for the issues facing the countryside and the environment. By applying your skills and experience you can make a real difference and be a central part of a friendly and passionate charity. As a comms and PR volunteer you'll promote our charity and increase support by reaching new audiences. You'll also be able to join in with national campaigns. We're ideally looking for volunteers with some previous public relations experience and a passion for environmental and countryside issues. Please look at our other opportunities to find one that's right for you. What you will be doing Promoting our charity including our events and campaigns Being the point of contact for media, PR and marketing enquiries Writing articles, press releases, editorials and other media related copy Building relationships with local media including local newspapers, magazines, radio, tv and online outlets Liaising with the press team at national CPRE The skills you need An interest in the countryside and environmental issues Experience of writing engaging content for publication and the web Good interpersonal skills and previous experience of building relationships with local media Ability to use your initiative and a collaborative approach Have access to a computer and the internet at home and be confident using them Be able to commit to volunteering regularly to suit your availability, with occasional attendance at meetings What's in it for you Use your skills to help our charity and make a positive difference to the countryside Meet like-minded people and enjoy being part of a team Enhance your CV by developing new skills and gaining valuable experience We will support you in your role and provide you with relevant training We can give you a reference for your future work or volunteering Get involved with social events and workshops on a local and national level, including the annual CPRE conference The opportunity to attend a volunteer induction day at CPRE's national office in London or a regional centre We provide out-of-pocket travel expenses Disclaimer

Medway Dark Skies is an initiative aiming to conserve and enhance dark skies across the rural landscape of the Medway area, in Kent, and raise people's awareness of Artificial Light At Night. We work with partners to inform the public how Artificial Light at Night negatively affects the health of plants, night time pollinators, birds, amphibians, mammals and humans. As a volunteer, your role will be to take night time sky metre readings while enjoying the night sky, and share the data with us. You will also assist with the project's events programme activities and local discussions with Parish Councils, businesses, industry and other local groups. We provide training and support. This role is suitable for volunteers local to the Medway Kent area. If you'd like to find out more about this Dark Skies project and how you can get involved, we have a free online session running as part of this year's Big Help Out on Friday 5th June at 12pm. Register here Volunteer role Dark Skies Volunteer Volunteer manager CPRE Kent Director Where you will be based Community Why we want you We're building a team of volunteers who will take night time sky quality meter readings from across the rural areas of Medway, Kent. We will use the data to map light pollution and identify areas that might need help and support to reduce obtrusive light (sky glow, light spillage or nuisance). You don't need any specific experience to join the team, just a love of the countryside and a willingness to get involved. The role is flexible and you'll be able to choose how and when you support us. You'll receive all the training you need to get involved. What you will be doing Receive training on how to take and record your readings. Take sky quality meter readings using kit supplied to you. Volunteer with at least one other person at night. Take readings in line with our methodology and data upload guidelines. The skills you need An interest in the countryside and environmental issues. Enjoy volunteering outdoors at night. Access to a smart phone. Comfortable to carry out tasks in pairs when carrying out survey work and as part of a team. Be able to volunteer for around 5-7 hours per month over a series of evenings. What's in it for you Use your enthusiasm, skills and experience to contribute to the success of our charity and make a positive difference to the countryside. Be part of a team of citizen scientists, helping to tackle light pollution and conserve and enhance dark skies across the rural landscape. Enhance your CV by developing new skills and gaining valuable experience. We'll provide you with all the relevant training. You have the option to attend our national online volunteer induction session to find out more about the wider charity. Learn about the importance of dark skies and what simple measures can be put in place by residents, businesses, parish councils, district & county councils and central government.

Magnificent Meadows Volunteer 2026 (Hampshire) Meadows and species-rich grasslands play a vital role in fostering a thriving countryside and supporting diverse ecosystems. Effective meadow management is therefore key to preserving biodiversity and combating the climate crisis. By recognising the significance of meadows in ecological balance and sustainability, we can work towards a more resilient and harmonious environment for future generations. CPRE Hampshire are working to rejuvenate the land and bring nature back to life. A series of small forgotten chalk grassland meadows are located on the outskirts of the South Downs National Park. Nestled between St Catherine's Hill and Magdalen Hill Down, these are both designated as Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). With care and support, the Bar End Meadows can thrive again. We're recruiting a team of volunteers to help us: Improve biodiversity and support wildflowers to flourish Create a tranquil space for residents to enjoy the mental health benefits of a thriving countryside Build a unique space for children to discover and explore nature; cultivate hay to support local livestock grazing nearby Connect areas in multiple ownership with help from local people We are looking for volunteers over August and September to volunteer once a week. There will also be an initial day's training in techniques and site safety, delivered by an ecologist specialising in traditional meadow management. Sessions will be scheduled to suit the majority of people's availability. Can you help us to restore these rare habitats and bring back our much loved meadows? Volunteer role Magnificent Meadows Volunteer 2026 Volunteer manager Volunteer Coordinator Where you will be based Community Why we want you We're looking to build a team of volunteers for year two of our Hampshire Magnificent Meadows project - connecting local people with our special grasslands. Our project aims to enhance the quality of the landscape (for people, wildlife and smallholder farmers), as well as grow local community engagement and support for CPRE. You'll join a group of enthusiastic volunteers helping to carry out traditional management such as scything, making hay by hand and gathering seed to enhance new meadows. There may also be surveying and general conservation tasks to help restore and monitor the wildlife and landscape value on the project grassland sites. By volunteering with us under expert local instruction, you can make a real difference to the local countryside and be part of a friendly and passionate charity. What you will be doing Practical, hands on tasks e.g. Austrian scything, raking, box baling hay Carry out tasks under the instruction of a local meadows expert Monitoring and surveying chalk grassland extent Advocating for meadows and their multiple benefits Volunteering alongside others as part of a team Representing CPRE on the ground to the public and passers by The skills you need A keen interest in environmental issues and learning about the countryside No prior experience needed, volunteers will be given full training The ability to undertake moderate physical activity Willingness to follow health and safety guidance, including use of tools and personal protective equipment A flexible approach and a willingness to give things a go Friendly and helpful attitude Comfortable to carry out tasks independently and as part of a team A flexible approach to volunteering availability as tasks will be on various days/times Ability to make your own way to and from the task site What's in it for you Use your enthusiasm to contribute to the success of our charity and make a positive difference to the countryside Meet like minded people and enjoy being part of a team Raise the profile of our meadow wildlife Enhance your CV by developing new skills and gaining valuable experience We will provide you with relevant instruction and supervision around scything, hay making and meadow management to undertake this role We'll support you to develop and be safe in your volunteering role and provide you with all relevant health and safety information We'll give you a reference for your future work or volunteering Get involved with social events and workshops on a local level (online and face to face), with access to our online national resources and webinars Option to attend CPRE's national online volunteer induction session Disclaimer

CPRE Rutland is seeking a Volunteer Fundraiser - Bid Writer based in Norwich. As a volunteer, you will investigate funding sources and write fundraising applications to support environmental initiatives in Norfolk. Your contributions will make a positive difference to the environment while developing your skills. Training and support will be provided, and you will have opportunities to engage in social events and workshops. This role is suitable for those with an interest in the countryside and environmental issues.

Join CPRE Rutland as a Comms and PR volunteer in Cheshire West and Chester. You'll play a vital role in promoting our charity, engaging with supporters, and championing environmental issues such as climate change. Your responsibilities will include writing press materials, liaising with local media, and being a part of a vibrant team dedicated to making a positive impact on the countryside. Develop your skills while helping us spread our message.

CPRE Rutland is inviting passionate volunteers to assist in assessing planning applications influencing the countryside. Volunteers will help respond to applications, engaging with councils and conservation bodies. The role offers training, skill development, and opportunities to connect with like-minded individuals committed to environmental issues. Volunteers will also have expenses covered for travel and participate in social events.