Country Park Conservation Volunteers are a diverse group of people who get together on a regular basis to carry out conservation tasks at our country parks.

A wide range of Country Parks are managed by Leicestershire County Council throughout the county. These sites have extensive facilities for visitors, but also comprise habitats for plants and animals. An important aim of their management is to protect and enhance the wildlife value, but with over 1000 acres to look after, the County Council’s Country Park rangers need your help!

If you would like to get fit, help local wildlife, learn new skills and maybe make some new friends, why not come along to one of our Conservation Volunteer Days?

Tasks are taken at your own pace and there are plenty of opportunities for refreshments. However, if you are unsure and wish to further discuss what is involved, please get in touch and we can give you more information.

Tasks are subject to change, and may be cancelled if unsuitable weather conditions are forecast. If you think the session may be cancelled because of the weather please get in touch before you set off.

For information about all our Volunteer Groups, their locations and work programmes, see our Volunteer Groups Page. Or if you are interested in spending a day outside the office with your colleagues, see our Corporate Volunteering Opportunities page.