Apply for an environment, conservation and sustainability opportunity

Do you want to take part in vegan volunteering around Bristol or Bath?
Our Advocates help out at events, write to their local MP, ask businesses to provide more vegan options, and find places to display our leaflets.

The Volunteer Safety Management Trainer is part of the small, enthusiastic team advising on health and safety management throughout WWT ensuring that all requirements are met. A big part of our compliance is provision of training and this role is to support safety training provision.

Do you want to gain skills and experience in communicating about nature conservation? We have a growing youth programme of events, workshops and courses with young people in Bristol. We want to shout about this work, but we accept the importance that it needs to be done by young people themselves.

In the Department of Energy you can volunteer as an energy advisor and chat to Sparks visitors about how they can reduce their bills and save energy, following training provided by Bristol Energy Network.

Come and help at Sparks' wide-ranging programme of events, including our Earth Day Heroes launch, International Cultural Festival, Water Festival, anniversary celebrations, film screenings, craft events and more!

We need your help on our community farm in Hengrove, Bristol.

Opportunities include, working the land and growing vegetables using organic principles, support fundraising, social media and content creation, maintaining infrastructure and much more.

The Get Growing Garden Trail returns on the weekend of 20 & 21 September 2025, opening the gates to some of Bristol’s most inspiring fruit and veg gardens. As ever, we’re looking for a team of volunteer photographers to help us capture the magic over the weekend!

The Get Growing Garden Trail is a celebration of Bristol’s edible gardens, taking place this year over the weekend of 20 & 21 September 2025. As well as welcoming the public into these beautiful growing spaces, we want to better understand the impact of the Trail – and that’s where you come in.