NATIONAL PARK VOLUNTEER GUIDE 2017

CHANGE YOUR LIFE THIS YEAR!

Packed full of volunteering opportunities from dozens of organisations in the New Forest. Welcome to the New Forest National Park Volunteer Guide 2017

This guide offers you dozens of ways to get involved with volunteering in the New Forest, to change your life and the lives of others. No matter who you are or where you live, there will be a role perfect for you. All you need is some time and energy, and a passion for the Forest’s history, environment or people.

Volunteering is a great way to meet people, learn new skills and help keep the New Forest special. Helping others in your community, surveying wildlife, meeting visitors and researching the past are just some of the opportunities in this guide.

We hope you enjoy volunteering in the Forest, and thank you for your interest in helping to protect this unique area!

Above: Pondhead Conservation Trust volunteers Blackwater Conservation Group Organisations offering Established in 2013, the aims of the group are to facilitate and co- ordinate the work of conservation and volunteer opportunities environmental protection along the River Blackwater and its tributaries and thereby benefit the landscape and Here is a list of organisations from the 2017 Volunteer ecology of the Blackwater Valley for Fair who have roles available throughout the year. future generations. Volunteers have the opportunity to monitor the quality Volunteering to pull There is more information on volunteering in the New of the river water and assess the health Himalayan balsam gives me a Forest on our website: of the river by catching and counting great day out somewhere in the the various species of invertebrates. countryside, with the location www.newforestnpa.gov.uk/volunteering A considerable amount of time is also constantly changing. Not only spent removing the invasive non- do you meet new people, the native plant Himalayan balsam. Any challenge of the task has its volunteers willing to help with any of these tasks will be very welcome. reward at the end of the day when you can see the result of 01794 390558 our efforts. [email protected] www.blackwaterconservationgroup. Patsy Baverstock, wordpress.com and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust

Brendoncare Foundation Brendoncare runs seven clubs across the New Forest area, providing older Community First New Forest people in the community with a variety The New Forest Volunteer Centre, of activities and opportunities for fun run by Community First New Forest, and friendship. There are traditional promotes and supports volunteering. social clubs with a varied programme of It recruits potential volunteers entertainment and occasional outings. from all sections of the community There are also more active clubs and places them with voluntary including fitness sessions in a leisure organisations looking for volunteers centre and our hugely successful Indoor to assist them with their work. The Kurling clubs. The clubs run during the Centre also offers advice, information week and at weekends. They are run and training to groups using or by small teams of volunteers and we considering using volunteers. We also are often looking for people to join promote the work of organisations these teams. Contact us for details of in the New Forest and their ever our current volunteering opportunities. increasing need for more volunteers. 01962 857099 01425 482773 [email protected] [email protected] www.brendoncare.org.uk www.cfnf.org.uk

Left: Volunteers learning to lay a hedge near Linwood Friends of Lepe Country Park Friends of the New Forest The Friends of Lepe was set up to Airfields (FONFA) promote community involvement Our new museum and education and enjoyment of the country park. centre (postcode: BH23 8AU) provides The group keeps people informed an education and research facility about what is going on at Lepe via a for schools, researchers and anyone quarterly newsletter and supports the interested in New Forest aviation park staff by providing volunteers. history. It contains photographs, pilots’ The Friends also run walks, talks and stories, aircraft models and prints, social events for the membership. artefacts, and detailed information We are looking for volunteers to: about the 12 World War II airfields and  record wildlife sightings such as the World War I East Boldre airfield. birds, sea shore life and butterflies Our outreach programme provides  man the reception desk at weekends and some holiday periods expert speakers about the airfields and associated topics to schools and  Above: Lepe Country Park help with events interested groups. In addition, we  get involved with the hold commemorative events at our Gardens Forestry Commission Friends committee. New Forest Airfields Memorial at Holmsley South (postcode: BH23 8EB). Exbury Gardens and Steam Railway The Forestry Commission manages If you would like to become an active is a spectacular 200 acre garden set the public forest estate in the part of your local country park we 01794 322535 in the New Forest. The gardens offer New Forest. We have two main would love to hear from you. [email protected] woodland walks and world famous volunteering opportunities: 023 8089 9108 www.fonfasite.wordpress.com/ displays of rhododendrons, azaleas  Volunteer Rangers play an integral [email protected] and camellias along with a large role in helping to conserve wildlife www.hants.gov.uk/lepe collection of rare specimen trees. and habitats while enhancing visitor Girlguiding Foxlease enjoyment. Tasks include leading and Foxlease is a 65 acre estate with a vast We have a variety of volunteering helping with events, assisting visitors array of opportunities to come along opportunities available working in the New Forest and providing and volunteer! We are a training, alongside our gardens team. If you valuable support to our rangers activity and events centre working enjoy getting your hands dirty and and keepers. with corporate groups, charities, learning new skills and would like  By joining our Two Trees schools and members of the Guide to contribute to the upkeep and Conservation Team, you'll learn Association throughout the year. This conservation of this unique garden about the management of our includes small and large scale events, why not come and join our team? forests, experience the outdoors in gardening, conservation projects, 023 8089 1203 a group activity, meet like-minded weddings, building or maintenance [email protected] people and make a real difference to projects. Whatever takes your fancy www.exbury.co.uk the area that you'll be helping there will be something for you. If you to maintain. are interested please do get in touch! So if you enjoy the outdoors, want 023 8028 2638 to learn new skills, meet new people [email protected] and want to be part of the Forestry www.foxlease.org.uk Commission team, get involved today! 0300 067 4601 [email protected] Above: The Forestry Commission offers exciting www.forestry.gov.uk/newforest outdoor volunteering roles Hampshire Conservation Hampshire and Isle of Wight Volunteers (HCV) Air Ambulance We are out most weekends conducting Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air practical conservation tasks, working Ambulance provides an air ambulance on a wide variety of sites which are service to the people of Hampshire valuable for wildlife. In the spring and and the Isle of Wight. Since our launch summer our tasks often involve the in July 2007 we have flown many construction of paths, boardwalks and thousands of missions, many of these fences. Autumn and winter months see life-saving. The charity relies entirely the management of woodlands and on donations and support from the downland by coppicing, hedgelaying people and businesses in the region. and scrub-bashing, usually with We are looking for new members a roaring bonfire. No experience of our volunteering team to help Above: New Forest Volunteer Fair 2016 Above: Jenny Wedick clearing a stream for the necessary, training will be given. us raise the £9,000 a day needed to Hampshire Conservation Volunteers keep HIOWAA bringing the hospital [email protected] environment to those who need it. www.hcv.org.uk hArt - Hampshire Art for Recreation 023 8033 3377 and Therapy [email protected] hArt provides creative therapeutic Hampshire County Council www.hiowaa.org opportunities to support mental health. - Access Team Hampshire County Council’s Southern Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife We work with people of all ages Access Team is responsible for the and abilities, either in tailor-made protection and maintenance of the Trust – New Forest Non-Native programmes or group drop-in sessions. rights of way network. This provides Plants Project We can also provide one-to-one help. the public with a range of ways to The New Forest Non-Native Plants We know that working with the creative access and enjoy the area’s diverse Project is hosted by Hampshire & Isle arts improves health and wellbeing, countryside, from horse riding or of Wight Wildlife Trust and welcomes whether indoors or outdoors, and has cycling in the New Forest to walking volunteers to help pull up Himalayan enormous benefits for participants. along the coast or across the downs balsam which has invaded river banks in around the Dorset and Wiltshire the New Forest area. Himalayan balsam Volunteers are needed to support us in border. We offer a range of ways has short roots and is easy to pull up delivering workshops and programmes, for volunteers to become involved, so if you enjoy being outside and have but we are also looking for secretarial with tasks including path surveying a bit of time to spare in the summer, and administrative assistance as well with local walking groups through why not join our friendly volunteer as fundraising. We will be running to getting involved in maintenance work parties? We are also looking for programmes and attending events work on the ground, replacing people to survey invasive non-native across the area in 2017 and will path furniture and signage. plants and monitor the effectiveness need volunteers to staff stalls as well of work undertaken to control them. as supporting the therapists and 023 8060 5109 group leaders on specific projects. [email protected] 023 8042 4205 / 07770 923315 www3.hants.gov.uk/row [email protected] 01590 435045 www.hiwwt.org.uk [email protected] www.hart.works Above: Volunteer Brian Matthews on a Himalayan balsam pull Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Hampshire Search and Rescue It’s Your Choice Trust (HIWWT) – protecting wildlife, (HANTSAR) It’s Your Choice provides free, inspiring people Hampshire Search and Rescue provides confidential information, advice, Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife cover 24/7, to assist Hampshire Police guidance, and counselling for Trust has many different ways for and other agencies to search for young people aged 12-25, living volunteers to get involved, including vulnerable missing people. We need in the New Forest area. surveys, practical work parties and volunteers to support our live search greeting visitors. The marine team is teams, to help fundraise and to attend Young people access our service looking for volunteers to help us learn events engaging with the public. Also through weekly drop-in sessions, about the marine environment and urgently required are those who would schools and colleges, group A day’s complete advocate sustainable behaviours. like to train to become searchers. The work, and via our helpline. only criteria for volunteers are time concentration passes in a Our new Heritage Lottery Funded availability and a willingness to learn We offer volunteering in a range flash. What a privilege to project, Secrets of the Solent, has some new techniques. For those wishing of roles including youth work, be able to bring this to a numerous opportunities, including: to train as searchers, the ability to walk administration, and counselling (for wider audience! five miles in two hours is required. No qualified counsellors only). We are  helping survey marine wildlife Peter Crick, other experience is necessary. We all always happy to hear from people who and habitats Maritime Archaeology Trust work as a team – that is our ethos. wish to support the charity in any way.  beach cleans 03303 309506 023 8086 4231  assisting with public awareness events [email protected] [email protected]  attending fun evenings designed www.hantsar.org www.iyc.org.uk to showcase the marine world. The Maritime Archaeology Trust 01489 774400 Forgotten Wrecks of the First World [email protected] Hampshire Swifts Leonard Cheshire Disability War is a Heritage Lottery Funded four www.hiwwt.org.uk Hampshire Swifts was established We provide support and nursing year project devised by the Maritime in April 2016 with the objective of care for physically disabled adults in Archaeology Trust to coincide with reversing the catastrophic decline a friendly and safe home. Our team the centenary of the Great War. With of the Common Swift in Hampshire. offers support for complex needs, over 1,300 wartime wrecks along We participate in a number of such as brain injury, and is fully England’s south coast, the conflict activities such as the Hampshire Swift trained. We’re also regulated by the has left a rich heritage legacy with survey, raising the profile of Swifts Care Quality Commission. We offer many associated stories of bravery and by attending meetings across the a wide range of activities for our sacrifice. Through a programme of county, helping people put up Swift service users here at Fryers House, fieldwork, research, artefact recording, nest boxes, writing to our elected and we need help from volunteers to temporary exhibitions and school / representatives and encouraging assist these activities, whether it be public outreach events, the project professionals in the building industry to reading, arts and crafts, music, help aims to engage communities and adopt a more Swift-friendly approach. for trips out (ice skating, boat trips volunteers and provide a lasting legacy etc...) playing games or an idea of your of information and learning resources We are always looking for volunteers own, we appreciate your input and relating to World War II at sea. to help with these and many other if practical can put them in place. future activities such as leading 023 8059 3290 Swift walks, running our website 01794 526200 / 07708 374277 volunteering@maritime and developing links with schools. [email protected] archaeologytrust.org www.leonardcheshire.org www.forgottenwrecks.maritime Above: Volunteering takes you out and about 01590 622835 archaeologytrust.org in the beautiful New Forest National Park [email protected] www.hampshireswifts.co.uk Above: National Trust at the volunteer fair Above: Archaeology volunteers in the New Forest

Milford Conservation Minstead Training Trust and Furzey Naomi House National Trust Volunteers (MCV) Gardens Charitable Trust Naomi House is a children’s and young The National Trust works to preserve We work locally at various nature Furzey Gardens offers eight acres of adult’s hospice where we provide the New Forest Northern Commons reserves around Milford, including peaceful woodland walks, exceptional respite and end of life care for 0-35 through practical conservation, learning the Pleasure Grounds (woodlands), trees and shrubs. Furzey also has a year olds. We offer support for the and discovery and encouraging millions Studland Common, Studland Meadow, gallery with refreshments and a gift whole family both pre and post of visitors to enjoy the area every year. Sturt Pond and ‘Baskets’. We have shop. Its sister charity, the Minstead bereavement. We have sibling support As a charity we rely on the generosity produced our own Milford-on-Sea Training Trust, offers year-round services and grandparents support for as of volunteers to continue this work. Biodiversity Plan. We meet on the first in residential, supported living and day long as the family need us. We cover Sunday every month and volunteers care opportunities, which offer a wide seven counties so cover a wide area. Current volunteering opportunities undertake coppicing, tree thinning, variety of workshops as well as training in the New Forest include practical tree and hedgerow planting, non- towards work and life and social skills, We are looking for volunteers to help conservation work such as gorse, native invasive species clearance, to adults who have learning disabilities. within the hospice itself, from kitchen holly and rhododendron cutting and scrub removal, glade creation, bird- and housekeeping to play and care burning, pine and ragwort pulling hide maintenance, educational walks, Furzey gardens: opportunities volunteers. We also need volunteers and tree planting in Foxbury. During footpath maintenance, boardwalk, in the gardens and gallery. who can help in the community the summer there are opportunities by giving presentations, attending to get involved with species surveying bridge & pond restoration and Minstead Training Trust: opportunities cheque presentations and changing for an array of wildlife including wildlife monitoring and recording. working together with students and collection pots in the local area. heathland flora, birds, butterflies and tutors in horticulture, woodwork, 01590 645825 reptiles, as well as supporting us during catering, ceramics, art, music, drama, 01962 760060 [email protected] events. We also have opportunities for literacy and numeracy, IT, animal [email protected] www.milfordcv.org community volunteers for those who care, fundraising, general DIY and www.naomihouse.org.uk would like to look after certain sites. maintenance. 01425 650035 023 8081 2297 [email protected] [email protected] www.nationaltrust.org.uk/newforest www.minsteadtt.org New Forest Area Friends of the New Forest - New Conservation Volunteers Forest Association (NFA) The main aim of the group is to The NFA has been the independent enhance the natural environment in voice of the New Forest since and around the New Forest by means of 1867, making it the second oldest practical conservation work. This work conservation organisation in the is done through a varied programme world. For nearly 150 years our of ‘tasks’ which are undertaken by guiding purpose has been to protect, members who provide the voluntary conserve and enhance the flora, fauna workforce. In every case, the tasks are and heritage of the New Forest, and planned to conserve and improve the all that makes it unique. If you are countryside around us, maintaining looking to help, but not looking for and increasing the variety of wildlife physical activity, NFA needs support habitats and hopefully people’s with organisation and various specialist understanding of the countryside. subjects associated with the built environment, environment, land 01590 671915 management, education and surveying. [email protected] Above: The rewards of volunteering - National Parks UK young volunteer of the year Karl Epps www.newforestacv.org 01425 621023 [email protected] www.newforestassociation.org New Forest Disability New Forest Transition Information Service Transition is about sustainability We provide free, impartial, disability and about people and place. It’s New Forest Centre related information, advice and about people working together to Volunteers are an essential component guidance to disabled people, their benefit their community. In the New of the New Forest Centre in our aim families, carers, professionals and any Forest there are groups in towns to offer everyone an understanding of other interested person. We help and villages that work together on what makes this area so special. We are over 2,000 people a year answering topics such as growing their own looking for volunteers to assist in all in excess of 6,800 enquiries. food, reducing waste and generating areas of the Centre but especially in the renewable energy. They are also looking Museum and in the Reference Library. We are seeking more volunteers at how to support local businesses These roles are distinct but not unique to help in all areas of our charity, and transform the local economy. so you can support us in a variety of including training to give first point roles if you wish to. Knowledge of the of contact information or more The Food Challenge was Transition’s New Forest is useful but not essential advance advice work. Full training first big project. We help people, to these roles but a willingness to given for all roles and enhanced schools, families and businesses to start to grow some of their own food. We Above: Volunteer researching in the learn new skills and the ability to DBS required (at our cost). promote local food courses, such as New Forest Centre archives work well with the public is vital. 01425 628750 (helpline) bread making and bee keeping, and 023 8028 3444 [email protected] encourage everyone to have a taste of [email protected] www.newforestdis.org.uk some of the delicious produce grown www.newforestcentre.org.uk in the New Forest. Join us in 2017. 01590 675613 / 023 8029 2531 [email protected] www.newforesttransition.org.uk New Forest National Park Authority: Our Past, Our Future The Our Past, Our Future Landscape Partnership scheme is delivering 21 projects with 10 partners to restore lost habitats, develop Forest skills and inspire a new generation to champion and care for the Forest. Volunteers are an essential part of the scheme, with dozens of opportunities available – so please do get in touch. I like to be a volunteer for New Forest Mencap because You will have the chance to be a part it’s good to help, because of a series of programmes promoting Mencap helps me. I meet lots learning, community involvement of people who are kind and it and landscape restoration within the makes me feel good to know New Forest. With your help, we can that I am helping. Above: Our Past, Our Future volunteering stand help people develop the necessary Rachel, skills and enthusiasm needed to New Forest Mencap New Forest Marathon Race Crew New Forest Mencap care for the Forest and make it fit to face the challenges of the future. Registration is now open to sign up and We are a local charity supporting join New Forest Marathon Race Crew adults with learning disabilities across 01590 646661 for 2017! If you are supporting us for the New Forest. We run three weekly [email protected] the first time, welcome aboard, and to clubs providing fun social activities www.newforestnpa.gov.uk/ Oakhaven Hospice Trust those of you who are returning, thank such as sport, art, drama and music. opofvolunteering and the Coates Centre you – we really appreciate your support. Volunteers play a vital part within Oakhaven Hospice provides specialist our charity in a variety of roles: palliative care to patients facing Whether you are a member of our Race helping provide support at our clubs, New Forest Nightstop life-limiting illness and their loved Crew or a local group, volunteering community fundraising events & in New Forest Nightstop is the only ones. The Coates Centre is a drop-in at the New Forest Marathon is a our Charity Shop. We also run the provider of emergency accommodation centre for those whose lives have been great thing to do. It is so inspiring New Forest Gateway Award, similar to in the New Forest for young people impacted by illness. seeing so many people achieve Duke of Edinburgh award, but tailored aged 16 -24 and 25+ who find personal goals in such stunning specifically for people with learning themselves homeless. Our hosts give We need volunteers to drive patients, surroundings. Bring plenty of big disabilities, enabling the students safe overnight accommodation, serve meals, visit patients in their smiles and buckets of enthusiasm for to gain a recognised qualification protection from danger, a listening ear homes, support bereaved families, sell everyone taking part, from the juniors with bronze, silver and gold levels to and security. If you have a spare room tickets, stuff envelopes, help visitors, running in the family event to those achieve in topic areas around fitness and you can offer a bed and a simple answer phones, and much more! completing the 26.2 miles through the hobbies, lifestyle, volunteering and a meal this volunteering opportunity Contact us today to get a full list of Forest. We look forward to hearing gateway challenge. We are looking to is flexible to fit in with your home available roles and information on how from you and making this special recruit more volunteers to help enrich and work life or alternatively can to apply. event memorable for everyone. the lives of vulnerable adults locally offer a few hours of support. All and bring personal self-rewards. 01590 646446 07813 118701 expenses are covered and training [email protected] [email protected] 01425 621893 and support is given at all times. www.oakhavenhospice.co.uk/ www.newforestmarathon.co.uk [email protected] 01425 478391 volunteering-5/ www.newforestmencap.org.uk [email protected] www.newforestnightstop.org.uk Patrick’s Patch at Fairweather’s Sir Harold Hillier Gardens Swanage Railway Garden Centre Situated close to Romsey, the Gardens The Swanage Railway is a heritage Patrick’s Patch is a free-to-enter, have the greatest collection of hardy railway with a distinct community based inspiring and productive garden that woody plants in the world, and purpose. The 45 year ambition of fully we have built adjacent to Fairweather’s are committed to conservation and restoring the railway between Swanage in Beaulieu High Street. Year-round we education. Volunteers play a vital and Wareham will finally be realised grow a wide range of vegetables, fruit, role within the Gardens but not in 2017. There is still much to be done herbs and cut flowers that are used everyone wants to be a gardener. and we need more volunteers not only in Steff’s Kitchen. Our Head Gardener Above: An RNLI volunteer lifeboat crew As well as hands-on gardening tasks to keep the wheels turning but also to Rachel is supported by a loyal group of there are also opportunities to help complete many other long term projects. garden volunteers and primary school RNLI with monthly mailings, meeting and There are roles for all ages, abilities greeting visitors, stewarding events and skills. Driving and firing trains, children and special needs groups who The Royal National Lifeboat Institution and exhibition stands and assisting the selling tickets, maintaining our fleet of regularly visit to learn gardening skills (RNLI) is the charity that saves lives at Education Department. Experience is locomotives and carriages, maintaining and understand where our food comes sea. It operates a search and rescue from. We welcome volunteers over the an asset but enthusiasm is a must. track and raising funds. Whatever your service around the coasts of the UK skill or ability, your help is most welcome. age of 18, with gardening knowledge and Ireland and has four main facets to 01794 369318 or without. Get outdoors and come its service – lifeboats, lifeguards, flood [email protected] 01929 475212 (Please leave message) and enjoy gardening at Patrick’s Patch. rescue and coastal safety education. The www.hilliergardens.org.uk [email protected] 01590 612113 charity is also expanding its international www.swanagerailway.co.uk [email protected] development work to start tackling the www.fairweathers.co.uk global drowning epidemic. This lifesaving SS Shieldhall charity relies on voluntary donations The SS Shieldhall is a heritage cargo Woodlander Hoburne Bashley from the public for over 92 per cent of its passenger ship included in the Woodlander is a CPRE award winning income. 95 per cent of the RNLI’s people Pondhead Conservation Trust National Historic Fleet and is generally organisation that manages 20 acres are volunteers which are made up of over recognised to be the largest working of privately owned mixed deciduous We are an award-winning New Forest 200 different volunteering roles both steamship of her type in Europe. There woodland which also includes a small charity, run entirely by volunteers inland and on the coast. restoring woodland which forms part are opportunities to volunteer with mixed coppice area which is being of the Crown land of the New Forest 0300 3009 903 the deck crew or engineering teams managed back into rotation. We in order to improve its biodiversity [email protected] based in , plus assist provide woodland education to schools and public enjoyment. Our volunteers www.rnli.org the marketing team at exhibitions. and woodland recreational activities benefit from plenty of fresh air, friendly Volunteers man the Shieldhall on to holiday makers and for the local community. We maintain the current company and exercise and, at the her regular cruises into the Solent woodland habitats and increase the same time, learn about the Forest, RSPB and beyond and are on board most level of biodiversity within these woods its biodiversity and conservation. We Wednesdays and Saturdays. Full details We are a conservation charity which through our conservation programmes. manage the wood on a fully self- of volunteer opportunities and 2017 carries out international and UK based There are five areas of conservation: sustainable basis by using the timber sailing programme are available online. work. In the New Forest we have a maintaining and improving habitats, we cut to produce charcoal on site for ‘Date with Nature’ where we show the 07784 735975 clearing invasive species, stream sale through local shops. Winners of the public ‘live’ footage from Goshawk, [email protected] clearance to improve sea trout’s journey Council for the Preservation of Rural Buzzard and Hobby nests. This is a www.ss-shieldhall.co.uk to their spawning grounds, coppicing England's "Hampshire Countryside partnership project which informs the and improving butterfly biodiversity. Award for Community & Volunteering". public about the wildlife of the New Forest and the conservation work 01425 612340 07887 811712 carried out there. We need volunteers [email protected] [email protected] to help staff the New Forest Reptile www.woodlander-coppice.co.uk www.pondheadconservation.org.uk Centre from April to September 2017. 01273 775333 [email protected] www.rspb.org.uk Our exciting community project involves coppice restoration, charcoal production and a variety of other Above: Derek Tippetts conservation tasks. Volunteering can be infectious and fun. Derek Tippetts, Pondhead Conservation Trust

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