Oxford City Wildlife Volunteers Charity Pop Up 2026 (See how you can Volunteer!)
Meet the Oxford City Wildlife Volunteer team and support conservation work in Oxford
Meet Oxford City Wildlife Volunteers on campus and discover how you can get started volunteering with the charity.
Free on a Thursday and live in or around Oxford city? Looking for a practical way to help at local nature reserves, protect rare species, and enhance Oxfords biodiversity for future generations? Then you might just be the right fit for our team. The Wildlife Volunteers are run by the City Councils Countryside team who manages just over 1000 acres of nature reserves and open spaces across the city, including Shotover, Port Meadow and all the cities nature parks.
Whether you have worked for local groups before or are just beginning we are a small welcoming team that offers hands on practical conservation sessions for all ages and abilities.
Make an Impact: Directly contribute to projects that preserve rare species, wetlands, and local wildlife. Your work will help enhance and manage a range of habitats across all thirty of our local sites and safeguard some of the city’s most critically endangered flora and fauna.
Learn & Grow: Gain practical skills in conservation, learn how to manage different habitat types, identify a range of species, and understand the work that goes into managing your local nature reserves.
Be Part of a Community: Work alongside like-minded individuals who are passionate about nature and the environment. Build lasting friendships and connections with fellow volunteers.
Get Outdoors: Enjoy fresh air, exercise that provides a service, and the satisfaction of knowing your efforts are creating positive change.
Visit their website to find out more and apply.
Want to find out more about volunteering? Volunteering is a fantastic way to enhance your experience at Oxford Brookes and the Careers Volunteer Centre can support you in finding volunteering opportunities. Build your confidence, gain new skills, make a difference to the local community and boost your CV! It’s also a great way to meet new people.
https://volunteering.brookes.ac.uk
Register your place on the Careers Portal
Free on a Thursday and live in or around Oxford city? Looking for a practical way to help at local nature reserves, protect rare species, and enhance Oxfords biodiversity for future generations? Then you might just be the right fit for our team. The Wildlife Volunteers are run by the City Councils Countryside team who manages just over 1000 acres of nature reserves and open spaces across the city, including Shotover, Port Meadow and all the cities nature parks.
Whether you have worked for local groups before or are just beginning we are a small welcoming team that offers hands on practical conservation sessions for all ages and abilities.
Make an Impact: Directly contribute to projects that preserve rare species, wetlands, and local wildlife. Your work will help enhance and manage a range of habitats across all thirty of our local sites and safeguard some of the city’s most critically endangered flora and fauna.
Learn & Grow: Gain practical skills in conservation, learn how to manage different habitat types, identify a range of species, and understand the work that goes into managing your local nature reserves.
Be Part of a Community: Work alongside like-minded individuals who are passionate about nature and the environment. Build lasting friendships and connections with fellow volunteers.
Get Outdoors: Enjoy fresh air, exercise that provides a service, and the satisfaction of knowing your efforts are creating positive change.
Visit their website to find out more and apply.
Want to find out more about volunteering? Volunteering is a fantastic way to enhance your experience at Oxford Brookes and the Careers Volunteer Centre can support you in finding volunteering opportunities. Build your confidence, gain new skills, make a difference to the local community and boost your CV! It’s also a great way to meet new people.
https://volunteering.brookes.ac.uk
Register your place on the Careers Portal
Contact us
Location
JHB Forum, John Henry Brookes Building, Headington