The Joy of Volunteering
Alone, we can do so little; together, we can do so much.
- Helen Keller.
Current Opportunities
Secretary
We are looking for an organised, reliable and enthusiastic volunteer to become our Volunteer Secretary.
You’ll help keep our growing charity running smoothly, including:
Taking Trustee meeting minutes
Organising meetings and agendas
Keeping records and administration in order
Following up actions and supporting the Trustees
Flexible, home-based volunteering, around 2–4 hours per month.
No wildlife experience needed – just good organisational skills and a willingness to help.
Join our friendly team and help make a real difference for wildlife in Tenterden.
Want to find out more? Get in touch. We’d love to hear from you.
Pop in to see us
Come to a Meeting
Meet our friendly team at one of our regular meetings. Learn more about our nature recovery and wildlife education projects, and explore ways you might like to get involved.
We have an open-door policy — everyone is welcome! Whether you’re simply curious or ready to take part, there’s no pressure or commitment. Just drop in, say hello, and see what inspires you.
When: the first Thursday of every second month, 6.30-8.30 pm.
Where:EC30, Tenterden.
In 2026, we will meet on 8th January, 5th March, 7th May, 2nd July, 3rd September & 5th November.
We hope to see you there!
Keep up-to-date
If you’d like to be the first to hear about new volunteering opportunities with us, please drop us a line via our contact page and tick the box to be added to our volunteer opportunities email list.
‘‘I love volunteering and making a difference by supporting vital local wildlife’’.
Elsa Nepp
Frequently Asked Questions
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We want to provide inclusive volunteering opportunities. If you have a disability, please contact us to discuss your accessibility needs so that we can ensure you are matched with an opportunity that suits your skills and needs.
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In general, there’s no minimum time volunteers must give, but there are some activities which require more time and involvement than others. You can liaise with the project lead about how much time you have as and when volunteer opportunities arise.
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We don't have an age limit for volunteers. We welcome volunteers of all ages as long as they feel able to make a valuable and safe contribution. Under 18s must have permission to volunteer and be accompanied by a parent or guardian to supervise.
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Generally, volunteering roles do not require any training or previous experience. There may, however, be some informal training and skills sharing provided when taking part in certain projects.
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The Charity has insurance cover for its activities and volunteers.
Have you got a question?
If you have a question or need any further information about volunteering, drop us a line.
