Volunteer

ARC is following changes in government guidance closely. We regularly review where there may be opportunities to run some activities with additional modifications to ensure they comply with recommendations on minimising risk due to Covid-19. Activities will only be run, where it is safe to do so, as we must continue to put the health and safety of volunteers, staff and the public first. Practical volunteer tasks are being considered on a case by case basis in line with Government guidance’

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You can help amphibians and reptiles in the UK!

ARC owns and manages over 80 reserves across the country so there are plenty of opportunities to help out. Volunteering is a fantastic way to meet like-minded people, get out and about in the great outdoors and get some exercise - all whilst knowing you're doing something invaluable for local wildlife.

There are a number of opportunities to volunteer for Amphibian and Reptile Conservation, on our nature reserves and through our regional projects. If you come along to one of our practical conservation tasks please wear suitable outdoor clothing and footwear (e.g. sturdy boots/waterproofs) and bring a packed lunch. We will provide tools, personal protection equipment (PPE) and refreshments.

If you have any questions please take a look at our Frequently Asked Questions below and contact one of our friendly volunteer co-ordinators to find out about upcoming tasks.

Check our events pages for details of upcoming tasks around the UK.

DORSET Richard Sharp t: 01202 727983 m: 07810 770565 e: [email protected] Join our Facebook group for information about upcoming tasks Dorset enrolment form

NORTH WALES Mandy Cartwright  m: 07810 184 508 e: [email protected]

SEFTON COAST Gems in the Dunes Team t: 01704 571575 e: [email protected] Join our Facebook group for information about upcoming tasks

SURREY Ralph Connolly t: 01428 681059 m: 07387 261217 e: [email protected]

Download ARC's Volunteer Charter