Find green volunteer opportunities in Nottingham.
With a range of opportunities, volunteering with Nottingham Green Guardians can help you be greener, healthier and happier.
Nottingham Green Guardians
The Nottingham Green Guardians volunteering programme enables people to play an active role in their community, improve the local environment and contribute to positive social change.
Nottingham Green Guardians is part of Nottingham City Council Parks Team who manage over 250 parks, local nature reserves and open spaces across the city. Launched in 2021, the programme aims to connect people with mutually beneficial opportunities across Nottingham helping the city to become greener, healthier and happier.
Volunteering in Greenspaces
Volunteering is a great way to learn new skills, help the environment, meet like-minded people and give something back to the community. Volunteering with Nottingham Green Guardians helps you to be greener, healthier and happier.
Whatever your reasons are for wanting to volunteer, we are here to assist you in finding a volunteering role which best suits your needs and skills.
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We have a range of volunteer opportunities for you to get involved in.
Help make a difference to greenspaces in Nottingham by signing up to a role.
Green Groups
There are green groups across the city, some volunteer city wide, others concentrate on a specific site; some carry out conservation tasks, others raise awareness about greenspaces and environmental issues.
You can find out more about Nottingham’s Green Groups, what they do, where they are based and how to get involved.
Corporate Volunteering
We offer a range of corporate volunteering packages to enable employers to meet their corporate social responsibility goals and objectives whilst also providing a number of benefits for their employees.
Friends of Sunrise Hill
The Friends of Sunrise Hill are looking for more volunteers to help with them with conservation and maintenance task on this lovely Nature Reserve.
Compass Plus employees Volunteer at Beeston Sidings
“Great to get out in the fresh air and do something in the local community!”
Breathing space in the Meadows
Queen’s Walk Recreation Ground is a special place for many people in the Meadows.
Friends of Nottingham’s first Local Nature Reserve
The Friends of Wollaton Local Nature Reserves (FOWLNR) established in 2003, look after three diverse sites; Martin’s Pond, Harrison’s Plantation and Raleigh Pond. All three sites are linked together creating a suburban green and blue corridor through the residential area of Wollaton.
Green Group funding awarded to Stonebridge City Farm
Stonebridge City Farm based on the edge of St Ann’s has been open since 1978 and local people continue to be at the heart of how the site operates.
