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You can help Eryri by volunteering!

The Snowdonia Society carries out regular conservation volunteer days to help enhance and maintain the natural beauty of Eryri National Park. Our volunteers enjoy a regular programme of conservation tasks which take place come rain or shine, throughout the year. Whether you enjoy energetic activities such as clearing Rhododendron ponticum and maintaining Snowdon’s well-worn footpaths or prefer to hone/improve your identification skills by carrying out wildlife surveys or learning the characteristics of different habitats, our project has something for you.

Our list of volunteering activities

Volunteer as an individual

Complete the form on MyImpact

Volunteer as a group

Email cadwraeth@snowdonia-society.org.uk

CARU ERYRI

“Caru Eryri / Care for Snowdonia” is run jointly by a few organisations, including Snowdonia National Park and The Outdoor Partnership. It is a volunteering programme that provides opportunities to volunteer in the National Park.
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CARNEDDAU PARTNERSHIP

The Carneddau is a special and varied landscape. A partnership of organisations is delivering a scheme to help people discover, record, care for and celebrate the Carneddau.
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HELPING HANDS

The work of our volunteers is part of the network that keeps our National Parks going. Since the Snowdonia society’s formation over 50 years ago our practical conservation programme has gone from strength to strength.
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What we do and where we do it
It’s been a really good experience volunteering with the Snowdonia society, together with similar organisations such as the National Trust. I’ve learned a lot of new skills and had enjoyable new experiences, doing various days with the team. All the people are really welcoming and friendly. I joined because I wanted to make a difference but they’ve also made a difference to me as well.
Fay
FayVolunteer
Volunteering for the Snowdonia Society has meant for me many days, either out in the wild countryside or working on the gardens of Tŷ Hyll. I have learnt many skills from planting trees or hedges to sowing wild flower seeds. I'm looking forward to my next visit, meeting up with all my volunteering friends who have now become like family from all walks of life.
Gareth Owen
Gareth OwenVolunteer
I always love how well organised the Make a Difference Weekend event is. The organisers / staff are always so friendly and welcoming. The volunteering activities give you an opportunity to learn and give back. The evenings are awesome. Feels like family <3
Elsa Gregori
Elsa GregoriVolunteer
I often wonder if my garden would look lovely if I spent more time caring for it instead of tackling invasive plants and planting trees as a volunteer. But only a few neighbours and I would see my garden while working with the Snowdonia Society hopefully benefits a lot more people.
Mieko Yamauchi
Mieko YamauchiVolunteer
Volunteering with Cymdeithas Eryri is always a nice day out. It's great to be outdoors and working in such an amazing environment. It's also great experience in conservation and lots of fun.
Xavier Drury
Xavier DruryVolunteer
Volunteering for the Snowdonia Society & the Caru Eryri project was a great way to meet new people when I moved to North Wales from Scotland two years ago. I now feel part of the community and, with a great group of people, I think we're helping to make Eryri a better place to live and to visit. It gives me opportunities to learn more about the area, its history, places, nature and people plus a chance to practice my Welsh!
Julia Miflin
Julia Miflin Volunteer and Member
We had an amazing time working with you-we did the gorse beating and we also planted acorns and planted small oak saplings. The students really enjoyed themselves and learned a lot about the environment as well as having experiences that they would never been able to have on their own.
Kait Forrest, teacher at Ysgol Tir Morfa
Kait Forrest, teacher at Ysgol Tir MorfaVolunteer group
Meeting other volunteers, getting the chance to take part in the Make a Difference weekend, doing activities that I wouldn’t normally have the chance to do, being part of a team and learning new skills and more about the Snowdonia Society.
Elaine Cosgrove
Elaine CosgroveVolunteer and Member

The Snowdonia Society
Caban, Brynrefail, Caernarfon, Gwynedd LL55 3NR
info@snowdonia-society.org.uk