Other Volunteering Roles
There are a number of ways to contribute and give back to the Suffolk & Essex Coast & Heaths National Landscape that don't involve carrying out practical conservation work.
These roles still let you enjoy the area, get outdoors and enjoy all the other benefits of volunteering, in a more accessible and less physical way.
One type of role is Coast & Estuary Wardens, who provide valuable on the ground support. Wardens walk and survey the footpaths along the coast and estuary and report any problems such as litter, pollution, bait digging, disturbance, dog fouling.
Another example is our Promoted Route Volunteers who survey the Sandlings Walk and our circular walks at least twice a year to record obstructions, vandalism, erosion and other potential issues.
Where able, they undertake some simple maintenance tasks, such as cutting back overhanging vegetation and replacing missing waymark discs.
You can view role profiles for the following volunteer roles:
To register your interest in volunteering for the Suffolk & Essex Coast & Heaths National Landscape, simply complete your registration form and a member of the team will be in touch.