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Donate your time and skills to help local wildlife. See our current volunteering opportunities.
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Nature Fit Volunteer
We are seeking volunteers to to help with practical work at the Bog Meadows site and neighbouring St. James Community Farm throughout the year.
Volunteer stories
Find out about the amazing volunteers that help make a difference for Northern Ireland's wildlife and wild places.
Volunteer Handbook & Policies
Our handbook and polices provide essential information about volunteering with Ulster Wildlife.
Wildlife Watch Volunteer
We're seeking Wildlife Watch Volunteers in Lisburn, Bloomfield and Bog Meadows, to assist in running monthly Wildlife Watch groups for young people aged 7 to 12 to encourages and nurture…
Volunteer Week 2025 - Your Stories
During Volunteers' Week 2025, we’re celebrating the incredible impact of our dedicated volunteers. Join me to meet four of the hundreds of incredible volunteers who give their time so…
Nature Reserves Officer
Are you passionate about protecting Northern Ireland’s wild places? Do you thrive outdoors, working with nature and people alike? Ulster Wildlife is looking for a dedicated Nature Reserves Officer…
Bog Meadows Youth Group Volunteer
We are seeking volunteers to support the Youth Volunteer Group at Bog Meadows site one Saturday per month to carry out a range of conservation and wellbeing activities on the Nature Reserve.
Corporate Volunteering
Now more than ever, connecting with the outdoors and each other is so important and our corporate volunteer days offer fantastic team building and staff development opportunities. These days give…
My volunteering diary 3 June
Being a volunteer with Ulster Wildlife is a big adventure: you never know what’s going to happen, and you have to be ready for everything. Join the European Solidarity Corps (ESC) volunteers…
Thank you for visiting Balloo Nature Reserve
We hope you enjoyed connecting with nature today. Help us to protect this nature reserve by joining as a member or making a donation today.
New report links volunteering in nature with better mental health
The Wildlife Trusts have published a new report which examines the effects of volunteering in nature on people’s mental health.