Get Involved

Nature Needs Your Help

• Events and Activities: Our partners often have opportunities for you to get involved by attending events or taking part in activities. This may be anything from tree planting, species specific monitoring, wildlife fun days, to face to face or online training courses. National campaigns which you can get involved in on your local area. Check this page for upcoming events and activities.

• Volunteer: We always have a range of volunteering opportunities for first time volunteers to those more experienced. There are group activities where you can enjoy being part of a team which meets regularly to buddy volunteering where you can volunteer time which fits around your life. Options include habitat management for conservation, species survey, tree planting to supporting park management.

• Help nature near you: Your garden is always a good place to start helping wildlife near you. See our resources section for more information about how to help local nature.

• Record the wildlife you see: Wildlife survey and recording is an important part of conservation, it can identify what species we have across the area and trends in populations. Anyone can take part

Record wildlife you see at Cofnod

Projects Map

Find volunteer opportunities by checking out the projects run by Bionet partner organisations on the map below.

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It is estimated that 15.2million people in the UK volunteer at least once a month

Get Involved

Volunteer

Help manage habitats

Lots of habitats need managing, have a look through our projects to see if there's one you'd like to get involved in

Survey Wildlife

Have a look through our projects and let us know if you'd like to help out

Raise Awareness

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3 Ways How You Can Make a Difference at Home

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Have a wilder garden

Our gardens are extremely important for wildlife, make space for wildlife in your garden by creating a wild area. Create wildflower areas, log piles, ponds. See our wildlife gardening pack in our resources section for more advice (coming soon)

02

Live sustainably

Climate change is a big threat to our wildlife. Protecting and helping our local wildlife goes hand in hand with reducing climate change and living sustainably.

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Spread the word

We love to see and hear what you’ve been doing for Nature in North East Wales. Share your action for wildlife with us. Engage with us on social media and help spread the word!

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