VOLUNTEERING OPPORTUNITIES - GET INVOLVED WITH CPRE HEREFORDSHIRE'S
WORK
CPRE Herefordshire
welcomes offers of help with its work. Whether your interest is in policy
issues, planning applications, practical
or administrative concerns, you can make a valuable
contribution to the protection of Herefordshire’s
countryside.
We currently have specific vacancies for:
- Herefordshire Hedgerow Project volunteers to help
with surveying hedgerows
- Press Officer to provide support to the branch in
drafting Press releases and publicising CPRE Herefordshire's work
- Planning Watchdogs to help monitor planning applications
across the county.
- Policy Volunteers to help formulate CPRE Herefordshire’s
position on issues like, the emerging development plan, the
Local Development Framework (replacing the UDP), polytunnels,
Telecommunications masts and windfarms
- Public Relations volunteers to help man CPRE information
stands at public events
Time Commitment and Terms
If you have just a few hours a month to spare, we can find a
valuable role for you. We offer appropriate training and can reimburse
all relevant expenses.
All our volunteers work from home and keep in touch by e-mail, telephone
and through this website and its linked
“members’
area”.
We have monthly meetings. Job holders are most
welcome to attend as often as they wish, although in practice some of
the roles above do not require regular attendance.
Job Descriptions
These are available for the jobs listed. Please either click on one of
the links at the top of the page or the following link:
job
descriptions for information, without commitment, or simply to ask
questions.
Enjoyment
CPRE Herefordshire is a happy band of volunteers.
Our volunteers join us - and stay on – because they enjoy what they
do and believe that it makes a difference to our environment
in Herefordshire. We all seem to like working as a team of like-minded
people. What better advertisement than this picture of Tony Isaac (right),
who retired in June 2004 after serving as our Hon Treasurer for 22 years.
Do contact
CPRE Herefordshire if you are tempted.
Learn more about CPRE Herefordshire
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