Changing Chalk

Fancy being a scrub basher, a sheep lookerer, a seed sower, a bug counter, or a monument mentor?

Changing Chalk volunteers play a vital role in protecting the chalk grassland and heritage of the South Downs and there is definitely no one 'type' when it comes to volunteering with us. Our current volunteers are different ages, from different backgrounds, and with different skills and experiences. What they do have in common is a desire to help their local area and make a difference.

Volunteering has a wealth of health and wellbeing benefits, is a great way to meet new people, develop skills and confidence, add to your CV and safeguard nature for future generations to enjoy. It's also a great way to:

• meet new people and make new friends
• learn new skills and share knowledge
• add to your CV
• build confidence
• safeguard the local area for future generations to enjoy.

Whether you can commit a lot or just a little time, there's a wide range of opportunities across the partnership's 18 projects. They include roles in nature and habitat conservation, history and archaeology, community support, and administration, so there's bound to be something you feel is a good fit.

To get a taste of what volunteering for the Changing Chalk partnership is like and meet some of the team, do watch this video.

If you'd like to know more or get involved, just complete this online form or email us.