Cowpen Bewley Woodland Park Volunteer

  • The Council has funding available to construct an accessible footpath for multiple users around the lake at Cowpen Bewley Woodland Park. Volunteers will be able to work with Council staff in carrying out footpath construction and associated activities.
  • Stockton-on-Tees Borough
  • Stockton Borough Council- Environment

Description


Volunteers will have the opportunity to:

  • Help with the construction of the footpath by cutting back vegetation, laying surfacing materials etc.
  • Assist with the installation of waymarking, interpretation etc. along the route.
  • Carry out litter picking.
  • Lead guided walks or undertake wildlife surveys.

 

Training  –  to be provided before specific activities or through induction / training events.

 

Countryside volunteering helps to promote the Council’s work in promoting biodiversity and in providing well-maintained footpaths that keep the residents of the Borough healthy and active.

Countryside & Greenspace Team

  • Practical hands-on work that is tailored to suit all levels of ability.
  • Working alongside the Rangers and within a team of other volunteers to ensure that works are undertaken sensitively.
  • Help with the construction of the footpath by cutting back vegetation, laying surfacing materials etc.
  • Assist with the installation of waymarking, interpretation etc. along the route.
  • Carry out litter picking.
  • Lead guided walks or undertake wildlife surveys.
  • Adhering to Council’s Health & Safety policies

  • Friendly, outgoing and confident.
  • Ability to communicate with people.
  • Good time management
  • Passionate about the environment.
  • Ability to work with others and to follow instructions
  • Organised, with the ability to use own initiative.

Passion for Nature: A genuine interest in the environment, wildlife and conservation is essential for this role.  A good basic physical fitness as many tasks, led walks, cutting back vegetation, litter picking.

Team Work: You will often work alongside other volunteers and staff. Being able to communicate effectively, cooperate, and contribute to a team effort is essential.

Adaptability: Outdoor work can be unpredictable, with changing weather and unexpected challenges. Being flexible and able to adapt to different tasks or conditions is valuable.

Positive Attitude: A positive and enthusiastic attitude, even when tasks are challenging or repetitive, can make the experience more enjoyable for you and your team members.

Must be 18+ years,

Own transport and able to get to the park.


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