Title: Committee members & Events volunteers (3 different roles available)

Status: Occasional

Location: Largely home based

Closing date: no closing date and we will contact people as they express interest

The Stirling and Clackmannanshire Group has responsibility for some of the most varied and attractive countryside in Central Scotland, from Loch Lomondside in the west to Glen Devon in the East. Our Group supports the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s work in the region through local fundraising, events and conservation work.

Due to a number of recent retirements we are looking for new volunteers to join our friendly and enthusiastic Committee in the following roles:

Chairperson

To carry on this important work the Group urgently needs a volunteer Chairperson who will ensure the Group can be run effectively, having the greatest possible impact on local wildlife as well as meeting the legal requirements of a constituted group.

Secretary

The role is primarily administrative to support the Chair and committee by:

• organising the agenda for meetings
• taking minutes
• ensuring all relevant information is circulated and action points are followed up
• monitor the Group’s generic email account, dealing with queries from members, organisations and the public.

Events 

We are looking for new volunteers to help organise local events and activities. Volunteers can choose to become involved with varied activities and these can be flexible to suit volunteers’ interests, skillset and availability.

If you are interested, please contact us using this link to the Stirling and Clackmannanshire Group website.

What we are looking for:

• availability over a period of time
• able to offer a small but regular number of hours
• commitment to the work of the Stirling and Clackmannanshire Group
• you should be a member of the Trust for the Chairperson/Secretary roles

What you will get in return:

• chance to have a say in the activities of the group
• deliver added benefits to local members through group activities
• get involved in the wider work of the Scottish Wildlife Trust