Volunteer Roles
We have numerous different types of roles to suit all interests. Whether you want to do practical work on our many reserves, engage with visitors about our rare wildlife or support us in the office we have a role for you. We appreciate all the support our volunteers give because we know our work, enhancing wildlife in Radnorshire, would not be possible without them!
To get in touch about our volunteering opportunities contact us on info@rwtwales.org
Current Vacancies
Trustee Roles
There is no time to lose if we are to bring nature back from the brink. We need new trustees of all backgrounds, ages and stages with the determination and commitment to help us drive forward nature’s recovery. Interested? Contact us at info@rwtwales.org
Office and Administration Volunteer
Office and administration work is a vital part of what we do to protect wildlife. Whether that is by mapping Radnorshire’s natural habitats, processing membership applications or replying to email queries. Everything done in our offices counts towards a brighter future for our wildlife. Office and administration volunteers will support our administration team in all these elements of work.
Please find the full role description below:
Pentwyn Farm opportunities
Pentwyn Events & Education Volunteer
Pentwyn Advocacy Volunteer
Pentwyn Data Volunteer
Find out other ways to get involved below:
Got a question?
Why not take a look at our list of frequently asked questions below...you may just find the answer!
Do I need to be a member to volunteer?
Absolutely not! Membership is vitally important to Radnorshire Wildlife Trust and many of our volunteers do choose to support us financially as a member but there is no obligation to join.
As a volunteer you will be donating your time to us and this is a hugely valuable resource. Without our hundreds of dedicated volunteers, we wouldn’t be able to carry out the amazing levels of work we achieve each year.
How much time do I have to give?
It's up to you! We're quite flexible, it really depends what type of volunteering you want to do. Survey work, helping with events and administrative office work is quite ad hoc but you can choose to do more regular work if you prefer.
If you choose to volunteer in the shop in Llandrindod Wells, we ask that you commit to the whole session which is 3hrs.
If you're volunteering with the conservation group, their day is approximately 6hrs long.
Will I receive training?
Yes. Whatever volunteer role you choose, you will receive the training you need to ensure that you have the skills to safely carry out the role.
I don't know much about wildlife - can I still volunteer?
Yes, volunteering is a great way to learn more about our wildlife and understand more about what we can do to help protect it.
Do I need to be very fit to volunteer?
Not at all! Volunteering is great for both your physical and mental wellbeing. Whether you’re raring to go and looking for a vigorous work out or are a bit unsteady and looking for some gentle exercise, there are tasks and terrains to suit all levels.
Okay I'm interested! How do I get started?
Take a look at some of our volunteering opportunities outlined above and then get in touch with the person indicated; they will then get back in touch with you to see what we can sort out for you.