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Volunteer with the RSPB
About organisation / project
The RSPB Volunteering Project is all about giving volunteers skills and experiences in the environmental & wildlife conservation sector that will enhance employability and help break down the barriers to employment.
Some of the activities you can expect include: habitat surveys, wildlife surveys, camera trap analysis, scrub clearance, breeding bird surveys and much more. The skills you can expect to gain include: invertebrate surveying, habitat identification, data recording, species ID (invertebrates, birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and plants), tool maintenance and management, map reading, submitting data, arcGIS/Field map recording and many, many more.
We will be working on many different projects within the RSPB organisation, where you will meet many different people working in different sectors who can provide specialist insights and become valuable contacts. These projects are working to protect some our endangered species here in North Wales including: curlew, choughs, black grouse, adders, bees, bats, butterflies and many more species.
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The RSPB Volunteering Project is all about giving volunteers skills and experiences in the environmental & wildlife conservation sector that will enhance employability and help break down the barriers to employment.
Some of the activities you can expect include: habitat surveys, wildlife surveys, camera trap analysis, scrub clearance, breeding bird surveys and much more. The skills you can expect to gain include: invertebrate surveying, habitat identification, data recording, species ID (invertebrates, birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and plants), tool maintenance and management, map reading, submitting data, arcGIS/Field map recording and many, many more.
We will be working on many different projects within the RSPB organisation, where you will meet many different people working in different sectors who can provide specialist insights and become valuable contacts. These projects are working to protect some our endangered species here in North Wales including: curlew, choughs, black grouse, adders, bees, bats, butterflies and many more species.
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Required Role
Volunteer with the RSPB
Key responsibilities
Taking part in practical activities like:
Invertebrate surveying
Habitat identification
Data recording
Species ID (invertebrates, birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and plants)
Tool maintenance and management
Map reading
Submitting data
ArcGIS/Field map recording
Mandatory SkillsHide[-]
- Communication
- Initiative
- Positive attitude
- Time Management
Desirable Skills
- Communication
- Confidence
- Driving
- Event Planning
- Initiative
- Interpersonal
- IT, Computers and Web Skills
- Listening
- Planning and organising
- Positive attitude
- Practical
- Problem solving
- Research
- Team Work
- Time Management
- Networking
Skill to gain
- Communication
- Confidence
- Event Planning
- Initiative
- Interpersonal
- IT, Computers and Web Skills
- Leadership and Management
- Listening
- Planning and organising
- Positive attitude
- Practical
- Problem solving
- Research
- Teaching and training
- Team Work
- Time Management
- Networking
When can you do this role/Calendar
Minimum commitment level: Once a month
Start Date: 14-05-2025
End Date: 30-06-2026
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