National Volunteer Panel – Central England
Meet the National Volunteer Panel members from the Central region...
Meet the National Volunteer Panel members from the Central region...
Meet the National Volunteer Panel members from the South East of England region...
Meet your National Volunteer Panel representative from Wales: Brian Palmer I am very lucky to be based in Llandderfel, near Bala in North Wales, just on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park, and have lived here for 7 years. I was a civil engineer and then...
Meet your National Volunteer Panel members from the South West of England...
Meet the National Volunteer Panel members from the North of England region...
Meet the National Volunteer Panel member for Northern Ireland: Peter Lyons I am based in Bangor, Co. Down, Northern Ireland. In my position as a factory manager in the manufacturing industry I had to make sure that we complied with all the regulations regarding waste and recycling. I...
Meet the National Volunteer Panel members from Scotland: Ian Baird Based in Perth I’ve been a volunteer with the Woodland Trust since January 2013 and through my many roles have gained considerable knowledge and experience of the Trust’s activities and its people. I’m passionate about native woodland and...
The South East team is pleased to announce its programme of events for volunteers. The programme has been developed following your feedback at events throughout last year and the regional survey which was carried out in May. Our networking events are designed to bring volunteers and...
James Martin Content editor The robin is officially Britain’s favourite feathered friend - back in 2015 it topped a poll to find the nation’s most beloved bird. Easy to recognise, robins are also one of our most common birds, with a population of roughly six or seven...
The National Volunteer Panel with Director of Brand and Communications - Ruth Hyde National Volunteer Panel launches! Today the Woodland Trust launches our brand new National Volunteer Panel. Over the last few years Woodland Trust volunteers have told us you would like to see better two way communication...