Hi All, As I'm already known for my terrible one liners, I saw no reason to change that, hence the title and the picture! Thank you for your patience over the last few weeks. As some of you will be aware we have reintroduced individual volunteer roles...
Hello I wanted to let you all know that I have made the very difficult decision to leave the Trust and become the next CEO of the RSPB. I love the Trust deeply and have had the most amazing and wonderful time working with you all over...
The Woodland Trust is committed to ensuring that all personal data collected and used by the Woodland Trust is done in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation and its principles. We have produced a guide to data protection and Volunteers Data Protection (GDPR) Policy which...
Nominations for this years volunteer awards are now open, this is a great opportunity to give recognition to your fellow volunteers and your volunteer group. We've seen some great articles on Whittle about all the excellent contributions across the UK, now is the time to...
Volunteer Handbook June 2018 The new Volunteer Handbook has arrived, just in time for Volunteers Week, almost like it was planned! We will be releasing new parts of our volunteering framework during each day of volunteers week and sharing short videos of some of the great...
Our valued partners at Disney have given us up to 50 free tickets to see Disney’s Aladdin at The Prince Edward Theatre (Soho, London) on Wednesday 6th June or Wednesday 13th June at 7:30pm. The show will appeal to young and old alike so if you...
Supporting our practical conservation volunteers The Woodland Working Group Policy was launched last summer with the purpose of bringing clarity to how we work with our volunteers in our woodlands. At the foremost of our mind, as we developed the policy with Nick Hall, the Trust's Health,...
New Beginnings In an exciting development for volunteering at the Woodland Trust we have started developing a new volunteering framework. This is being developed in line with Investing in Volunteers which is the nationally recognised benchmark and accreditation for volunteering best practise quality standards in the...
The Blackdown Hills Natural Futures Project is very excited to be working with the Woodland Trust and the People's Trust for Endangered Species (PTES) on dormouse monitoring in the Blackdown Hills. We are busy setting up several new sites which will be monitored for dormouse activity...
An opportunity to create something new together Welcome to Whittle your new dedicated volunteering web platform. Whittle has been created to provide Woodland Trust volunteers with access to information about their volunteering, the organisation and any information that relates to specific volunteer roles, projects or networks...