Cardigan Bay
Marine Wildlife Centre, New Quay,
Marine Wildlife Volunteers
required
Are you planning a career in the marine environment
or conservation – volunteering is a great way to develop skills and gain
essential experience!
Enthusiastic volunteers needed to help with our
ongoing research, education and interpretation programmes concerning the marine
wildlife of
Volunteers play a vital role in the Cardigan Bay
Marine Wildlife Centre’s work. The centre relies on the generous help of
volunteers to undertake its work and greatly appreciates your time. We welcome
people with all sorts of skills to offer, and enthusiasm is as valued as
experience, since training is provided.
This is a fantastic opportunity for you to make a
positive contribution to marine wildlife conservation and to gain knowledge and
experience of the species and habitats in
If you have any specific skills or experience such
as in website creation, fundraising, the media, DIY skills, exhibition,
interior or graphic design and would like to help with project development,
please contact us.
We also welcome undergraduate and postgraduate
students who need boat support and office space to conduct their research
projects. Please contact us to discuss whether your project ideas are feasible.
For further
information
To find out more about the Cardigan Bay Marine
Wildlife Centre and what activities you would be involved in visit www.cbmwc.org, email volunteer@cbmwc.org or call Sarah on
01545 560032.
Volunteering at
Desired skills
An interest in wildlife and conservation is most
important, along with enthusiasm and willingness to work in a conscientious and
responsible manner. It is also important that you are fluent in speaking
English. We welcome people with experience working with the public or in
environmental interpretation or education, however this is not essential.
Indeed this is a great opportunity to gain skills in these areas. Good verbal
and written communication skills and IT skills are likewise useful but not
essential.
Time commitment
Volunteers are needed from April until November
2007. We ask for a minimum commitment of 2 weeks (due to training). Volunteers
living locally who are available on a part-time basis are also welcome year round
and are greatly appreciated.
Accommodation and expense
arrangements
Accommodation can be arranged for committed
volunteers (approx £50 per week). Volunteers are responsible for their own
food, travel and accommodation costs.
How to get involved…
It’s easy to get involved just contact us by email
at volunteer@cbmwc.org (preferred) with
‘volunteer application 2008’ in your subject line or post, enclosing
a copy of your CV detailing your background and relevant experience together
with a covering letter indicating your motivations for volunteering, please
include when and for how long you are available to volunteer. We look forward
to hearing from you.
Postal address:
FAO:
New Quay, Ceredigion
As seen on:
Iolo’s Welsh Safari, BBC1 Wales Autumn 2007 http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/nature/sites/behindthescenes/pages/newquay.shtml
& BBC Natures Calendar Summer 2007
http://www.bbc.co.uk/naturescalendar/summer/coast/cardigan_bay/cardigan_access.shtml
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Project
Manager
Glanmor Terrace
New Quay
Ceredigion
SA45 9PS
E-bost/E-mail: info@cbmwc.org
Ffôn/Tel. 01545 560032
Cardigan Bay Marine Wildlife Centre is supported by
the Cardigan Bay Marine Wildlife Group, a Marine interest group of the Wildlife
Trust of South and
Helping to conserve
Cynorthwyo i gadw Bywyd
gwyllt Moral Bae Aberteifi trwy addysg ac ymchwil.
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