Queen White-tailed bumblebee feeding on Yellow tree peony flower in Wiltshire garden, with Clematis covered house in the background, UK, April. - Nick Upton/2020VISION
Remote and Hybrid work
Working from home
Volunteer work you can do from a computer, from home or any other preferred location. Volunteering remotely or in a hybrid capacity is a great way to get involved if you want flexibility in when and where you volunteer!
SERC Data Processing Volunteer
Our SERC Data Processing volunteers support the SERC team in processing and entering data records. This is a remote role, and the hours, days and times volunteered are flexible. *We are not currently recruiting for this role.
Communications Assistant
We are looking for a volunteer to support the busy Communications team at SWT. The Comms team are responsible for communicating about the work we do across the whole organisation - from land and reserves management, major projects, campaigning, fundraising, engagement and events to name a few - across a while range of different offline and digital channels.
We are increasingly more focussed on digital marketing which, whilst brilliant at reaching our target audiences and getting them on board with our work, is time consuming both in terms of content creation and collecting analytics for informing ongoing work. We are looking for someone who enjoys being organised, is quick to get the hang of processes and who wants to get stuck into the digital world and either learn new skills or put into practice those accrued already.
This is a varied role which will involve supporting teams across the Trust, with the opportunity to creatively input to a variety of work such as campaigns, events and social media posts.
For more information about this role, please email volunteering@somersetwildlife.org.
Photography Volunteer
Do you see life through a lens? Are you passionate about finding the perfect angle?
We are looking for enthusiastic volunteer photographers to help use imagery to tell the story of Somerset’s wildlife and wild places – and the people that are caring for them. This unique role allows you to indulge your creative passions and skills to produce great quality images.
You will also have the opportunity to see your work featured in promotional materials, reports, online platforms, and social media channels.
To find out more, please email volunteering@somersetwildlife.org.
Further information
Wherever possible, we encourage you to volunteer locally to minimise the impact of travel on the environment.
To see volunteering opportunities and community groups in your local area, check out or Team Wilder map.
If you have any questions about this type of role, please email volunteering@somersetwildlife.org
