There are numerous benefits to volunteering with the National Park.
Volunteering with the National Park is a fantastic way of protecting Eryri for future generations
Volunteering is a great way to meet new people, learn new skills and help to protect what makes Eryri National Park so special.
Whatever your interests and abilities, there is room for you to play your part. You will also find that there are huge benefits to you: useful skills and experience, increased knowledge of the National Park, meeting new friends, exercise and the satisfaction of knowing that you’re doing something to help.
Volunteer Benefits
Be involved in work that helps others to understand and enjoy Eryri
Working in some of the most beautiful parts of Wales
Work alongside experienced volunteers and National Park Authority staff
Play a part in protecting Eryri for future generations
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Volunteering Opportunities
Time of Year: Summer
Join the Care for Snowdonia team this summer to help keep Eryri exceptional for everyone to enjoy. We will be patrolling the popular paths keeping the environment clear of litter and engaging with the public giving advice on routes and the countryside code.
Time of Year: December – March
Throughout the winter months we’ll be hosting many tree and hedgerow planting days across the National Park. A great way to offset some of your carbon footprint and help look after our planet for years to come.
Time of Year: March – October
Volunteer Wardens aid the National Park Authority Wardens to look after Eryri, including path maintenance, litter picking and providing information to visitors.
*Unfortunately we don’t have any vacancies at present. Keep an eye out on this page, but in the meantime you may want to consider joining the Caru Eryri volunteer scheme (see above)
Time of Year: September –January
In 2016, Eryri National Park gained its International Dark Skies Reserve status, one of only 18 in the world. Meaning that Eryri is officially one of the best places in the country for stargazing. To maintain this designation, we need a team of volunteers to assist us in monitoring the quality of the nights sky to report back to the International Dark Sky Association.
Time of Year: Spring – Autumn
Join the wonderful team of volunteers keeping the ‘door open’ at Yr Ysgwrn.
By continuing to share the timeless messages of Hedd Wyn’s home about war, culture and community, we’ll be able to welcome visitors from far and wide to Trawsfynydd.
Apply to volunteer
You can apply to volunteer by filling out the Volunteer Enquiry Form. The Snowdonia Society also offer various volunteering opportunities.
Further information
For more information on volunteering contact:
Etta Trumper
Volunteer and Wellbeing Officer
07584 443 919
etta.trumper@eryri.llyw.cymru