Below you will find details of specific volunteers that we’re looking for, as well as information on our Volunteer Internships and Mentoring Programme, and our team of flexi volunteers.

Remember, if you have any questions about volunteering with the Trust, you can check out our FAQs page, or contact Peter Gilbert on 0131 312 4732 or at pgilbert@scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk.

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Young Leader

Join our team of Scottish Wildlife Trust Young Leaders and be part of the Trust's youth voice!

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Wildlife Watch Leader – Forres

We’re looking for volunteer leaders to join our team of Wildlife Watch Volunteers to help run our outdoor nature club in Forres!

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Wildlife Watch Leader – Irvine

We’re looking for volunteer leaders to join our team of Wildlife Watch Volunteers to help run our outdoor nature club in Irvine!

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Wildlife Watch Leader – Aberdeen

We’re looking for volunteer leaders to join our team of Wildlife Watch Volunteers to help re-launch and run our outdoor nature club in Aberdeen!

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Wildlife Watch Leader – Inverness

We’re looking for volunteer leaders to join our team of Wildlife Watch Volunteers to help run our outdoor nature club in Inverness!

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Wildlife Watch Leader – Motherwell

We’re looking for volunteer Wildlife Watch Leaders to help plan and deliver sessions for this new group, launching in spring 2025!

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Other volunteering opportunities

As well as the above volunteering posts, there are other ways that you can get involved with the Scottish Wildlife Trust on a voluntary basis. Browse the tabs below to find out more.

Our Flexi-Team is designed for people who are looking to fit volunteering into a busy schedule.

Even an hour of your time can make a difference.

We offer rewarding and enjoyable opportunities, some of which require as little as an hour of your time.

Due to a very high level of interest we have temporarily closed recruitment to the programme.

If you are a recent graduate or are looking to change career, our Volunteer Internships Programme is a fantastic opportunity to gain skills and experience, while making an important contribution to protecting wildlife and our natural environment.

A fantastic opportunity to gain skills and experience.

Our internships are located all around Scotland, often community based. You will receive full training, regular support from a mentor and will be able to claim all reasonable expenses. We are looking for self starters who are keen to learn from others, can rise to a challenge and have the ability to think strategically.

Lasting up to 13 weeks, they require a commitment of three days a week, but we will work flexibly around your other commitments. Keep an eye on the Current Opportunities list above for details of our next intake.

We are currently looking for volunteers to join our Mentoring Programme.

If you are willing to share your experience to support a less experienced volunteer, you can help make a valuable difference to our work protecting wildlife, and this could be the rewarding opportunity you have been looking for. Initially, we will be focusing the Mentoring Programme on providing weekly telephone mentoring to volunteer interns.

A rewarding opportunity and a chance to make a difference.

You can be based anywhere in Scotland but will need to be available to travel to Edinburgh for a training day as part of your induction.

Scottish Wildlife Volunteers give up their time, energy and expertise to help wildlife. In return, we aim to provide a high level of support, guidance and,
where appropriate, training.

Much of this is made by possible thanks to support from players of People’s Postcode Lottery.

The People’s Postcode Lottery Volunteer Training Fund has been established so that Scottish Wildlife Volunteers can be nominated to undertake training that will increase their skills and help them to be even more effective in their role.

 

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