1 in 3 people in Wales actively participate in volunteer activities.
What could you offer?
Volunteer Story: Christiane
“Volunteering at Denmark Farm helped me feel calmer, fitter and more confident. I learned new skills, met wonderful people and really enjoyed being part of such a supportive team.”
Christiane, Volunteer, Bird Hide Project, April 2026.
After joining a woodland conservation project, Christiane gained practical woodworking skills, improved her wellbeing and rediscovered the benefits of spending time in nature. She now plans to continue volunteering and encourages others to give it a go!
Ready to get involved?
SUPPORT LOCAL WILDLIFE
AND LEARN NEW SKILLS
Everyone is welcome to join us for volunteer events throughout the year.
From building your skills in gardening, to helping maintain the varied habitats and rich biodiversity at Denmark Farm Conservation Centre, or helping with admin, there is much to learn and do!
By volunteering with us you will be helping manage our unique 40 acre nature reserve, which can then be enjoyed by all.
Join us on one of our volunteer days, where you will meet like-minded people, learn new skills and make a positive difference for wildlife.
No experience needed,
just enthusiasm!
Conservation
Help to maintain the woodland and wildlife habitats around the nature reserve.
Gardening
Hands-on practical training with expert teachers to learn how to grow edible crops.
Photography
Capture the wildlife, people, plants and events that make this such a special place.
Welsh Language Mentor
Support other volunteers to improve their Welsh use, with a focus on nature.
Admin & Outreach
Help with local events, office admin or manage tasks such as the shop or membership.
Social Media
Raise awareness of our work and events on social media platforms and tell our story.
Minibus Driver
Drive the local minibus to bring other volunteers to site for weekly sessions.
Something else?
Tell us about your skills and interests and we’ll help find a volunteering role that’s right for you.
Getting involved is easy…
1 – Register your interest online.
2 – We’ll give you a call to learn about your interests, skills and what you’d like to get out of volunteering.
3 – Together we’ll find the activities that are right for you.
4 – Join a session and start making a difference for wildlife and the local community
We welcome volunteers of all backgrounds, abilities and experience levels.
benefits for you, our charity and our community
Get involved in volunteering
- Stronger social bonds: Volunteering with us fosters connections between people, reducing loneliness and isolation, creating lasting friendships and networks.
- Skill development: Volunteering with us helps people gain new skills in conservation and gardening, plus teamwork, communication and problem-solving.
- Career opportunities: Volunteering with us boosts your skillset, CV and can provide references, making job seekers more attractive to employers.
- Confidence and wellbeing: Volunteers who work with us often report improved self-esteem, mental health, and a fulfilling sense of purpose.
- Flexibility and inclusivity: Opportunities exist for students, retirees, carers, and those returning to work, making volunteering accessible to all.
- Nature connection: Your support helps us to do more to support the habitats and wildlife around Denmark Farm, while you reconnect with the earth.
Frequently asked questions about volunteering
No, not at all. We welcome everyone to all our volunteer sessions and will provide the tools and information you need to complete the jobs for the day. Just wear warm or waterproof clothing based on the forecast, as we’ll be working outside.
Please get in touch before you attend your first session so we can learn about your current experience level, any requirements, and expectations etc. Once you’ve attended the first session, the following sessions are on a drop-in basis.
Please check the relevant page for gardening and conservation sessions as they normally happen on set days. These dates also apply to Welsh mentoring and mini-bus driving. The other roles can take place on an ad-hoc basis.
