Hampshire Conservation Volunteers aim to make a practical contribution to nature and wildlife conservation in Hampshire. New members are always welcome. The work is essentially practical and physical and takes place on sites out in the countryside. Training in tool use and work techniques are given on task. The group meets most weekends. Duke of Edinburgh award participants are welcome, they will usually need to be with an adult.
Under sixteens must be accompanied by an adult.
Safety of the group is paramount (sharp tools, bonfires etc) so some mental or physical conditions may exclude potential volunteers.
Annual membership is £4 for students or unemployed, and £7 for others. Membership keeps you in touch with activities, but you are welcome to come along anyway and see what we do.
This is a correspondence address, not a venue for events.
We work at various sites in Hampshire that are managed for wildlife and accessible to the public or interested groups. It may be hard to get to some sites by pullic transport.
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