Completing regular wildlife monitoring activities, including: Bee, butterfly and bird transect walks. Reptile mat checking, Deploying and checking bioacoustic monitors and camera traps.

Occasional additional monitoring tasks, such as deploying and checking moth traps, completing bat surveys - using bioacoustic monitors and bat detectors.

Recording and reporting data collected during monitoring activity – both to volunteer supervisor and to national monitoring schemes. 

Interest in data collection and reporting.

Punctual and reliable.

Good species ID or a desire to learn.

Experience in wildlife monitoring may be helpful, but is not essential – training will be delivered for all activities.

Learning new skills.

Gaining volunteer experience.

A safe volunteering environment.

Experience in wildlife monitoring and surveying techniques.

Training from wildlife experts in species IDing