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Thursday 19th March 2026
With Norwich Midweek Group
At Forcett St Peter
Making things better in the Tas catchment with new 'leaky barrier' natural flood defences.
Thursday 19th March 2026
With TCV Leicester Volunteers
At Mountsorrel Quarry
Working alongside the Mountsorrel (Tarmac) Environmental Restoration Team, our work will focus on selective tree guard removal on establishing native mixed species plantations. We will examine the tree growth and where necessary remove and stack all guards and stakes.
Thursday 19th March 2026
With National Forest Volunteers
At Seale Wood
We will be coppicing hazel within the woods and creating dead hedges with the brash.
Thursday 19th March 2026
With Cheshire Midweek Group
At Chester Station
The Chester Midweek Volunteering Group. We go out every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday to sites across Cheshire West to carry out practical conservation and habitat management activities. Please follow this link: https://mailchi.mp/eb8fdacbd78d/sign-up-page to subscribe to our emailing service for regular updates about our projects across Cheshire west and Merseyside.
Thursday 19th March 2026
With TCV West Lindsey Volunteers
At Mercer Woods
A wide range of practical conservation and green spaces improvement works. everything from habitat management, tree planting to small scale construction tasks such as footpaths, fencing and platforms.
Thursday 19th March 2026
With Merseyside Midweek Volunteer Group
At Liverpool Lime Street Station Short Stay Car Park
The Merseyside Midweek volunteer group operates across the Liverpool, Wirral, Cheshire West, Sefton and West Lancashire region. We pickup in the TCV crew van at 9:30am in Liverpool City Centre every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, or you can meet us on one of our lovely work sites. Join us to help deliver habitat management across lots of beautiful sites! Please follow this link: https://mailchi.mp/eb8fdacbd78d/sign-up-page to subscribe to our emailing service for regular updates about our projects across Cheshire west and Merseyside.
Thursday 19th March 2026
With TCV Humber Field Office
At TCV Humber Field Office
We run practical conservation tasks in various locations in Hull and the surrounding area from 9am-4pm on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays each week. Transport provided from TCV Humber field office. No experience necessary. The work varies from season to season. In winter you could be tree planting, hedge laying, or creating and maintaining ponds and wetlands; whilst in summer you could be constructing wildlife areas in schools, creating footpaths, making hay, or undertaking invasive species control. If you want to get involved in practical work outdoors, learn new skills (or share old ones!) and work with a fun and friendly group then come and join in.
Thursday 19th March 2026
With Skelton Grange Environment Centre
At Skelton Grange Environment Centre
Our wildlife surveying programme kicks off with our first spring amphibian survey, timed to coincide with the breeding season for frogs. This is a free event and a great opportunity to learn surveying skills and meet some fascinating amphibians. This is an evening survey as the work is best done by torchlight! Please arrive at the time stated for an introductory session. Wrap up warm as we will be outside and keeping still! Bring a torch if you have one, although spares will be available at the centre.
Thursday 19th March 2026
With Leeds Midweek Practical Team, Hollybush
At Hollybush Conservation Centre
The Practical Team will be out and about carrying out a conservation based practical task. For more information on location and type of task, please get in touch with Dani. If you would like a seat on the minibus please contact Hollybush to book a seat. Please be at Hollybush for 9:15 Please come in weather appropriate clothing and bring a packed lunch.
Thursday 19th March 2026
With Oakwood Hall Green Gym
At Oakwood Hall
A chance to try your hand at a whole range of practical conservation, food growing and gardening activities in this 'hidden gem', looking after the beautiful Oakwood Hall garden, with its award winning trees and hidden historical features. There is plenty of opportunity to learn or share your experiences, with some people brand new to gardening, and some with decades of experience. If you find yourself thinking you need to make some time for yourself, this is the perfect group to add a bit of me-time and make a real positive impact at the same time.