Discover opportunities to connect with nature, as well as people and organisations who are taking action to benefit the environment and to improve biodiversity in their local areas.
Become a Workshop Facilitator with Climate Ed
Help to inspire children and families to take action on climate change by reducing their carbon footprints and leading a more climate-friendly lifestyle. All resources and training are provided.
Get involved with Nature Conservation across London with The Conservation Volunteers
Join thousands of people and communities across the UK connecting to nature on their doorsteps and contributing to its protection. You could undertake a range of activities across London & the UK, from planting trees and wildflower meadows, to building stiles, clearing footpaths or creating new food growing projects.
Make local green spaces more colourful as a Gardening Volunteer with the Coin Street Centre Trust
Learn about how to bring wildlife into urban places through planting and looking after the environment. The session includes gardening outside or occasionally projects inside in bad weather, and you’ll share a healthy lunch and have the opportunity to take plants home to grow. The role will help you to develop skills in gardening and outdoor education. You could make a real difference to the lives of vulnerable and isolated people as well as finding out more about the local area and being part of the community programmes team.
Host a workshop on Climate Justice or Wildlife and Conservation with Volunteers for Future
You'll be delivering workshops to young people, helping to keep them feeling informed, inspired, and supported to protect their communities, ecosystems and wildlife.
Find out more about Sustainability at King's online, subscribe to the Sustainability at King's newsletter and follow @kings_sustainability on Instagram for all updates on how to get involved in sustainability-related projects across King's.
Questions about volunteering? Contact the King's Volunteering team at volunteer@kcl.ac.uk to discuss your ideas and get advice.
Related Opportunities
Your role is to support our teachers in creating a positive and engaging learning environment for the girls in the Into School Programme, which is designed for newly arrived migrant girls aged 11-19 who are out of education.
Support to the Into School programme, which is designed for newly arrived migrant girls aged 11-19 who are out of education.
provide one-to-one support and guidance to newly arrived migrant girls ages 11-19 who may require extra assistance with their academics. By offering academic support in a wide range of subjects.
