Volunteer with us
We have over five hundred volunteers who help to keep the Chilterns special. Thinking about getting involved? Here’s why you should…
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Make a real impact
You will feel that you are doing something worthwhile to protect an area that’s special to you. -
Take notice of nature
It's an opportunity to immerse yourself in the beautiful Chiltern countryside and enjoy the outdoors. -
Connect with like-minded people
There’s always lots of laughter and a friendly atmosphere – and often a pub lunch afterwards! -
Learn something new
It’s a great way to learn new skills and find out more about local wildlife, heritage and the environment. -
Give your wellbeing a boost
Research has demonstrated that volunteering can have a positive effect on a range of aspects of individual wellbeing, including happiness, life satisfaction and self-esteem.
You don’t need any special skills to volunteer with us, just plenty of enthusiasm, and we will show you the rest!
Please see our Volunteers Handbook (in a new window), which is here to explain the things you need to know about volunteering with us. We hope you find it helpful.
How do we make a difference to the Chilterns?
Our vacancies
Browse our volunteer vacancies. Volunteering with us is great, not just for the Chilterns but for you too!
Volunteering
Get involved with caring for the Chilterns and meet new friends along the way. Choose from a wide variety of fascinating volunteering opportunities.
Become a member
Chiltern Society membership is a very simple way to do something practical to help protect and maintain the Chilterns’ landscape and way of life.
Interesting fact – Our Brush Hill reserve is grazed annually by a flock of Herdwick sheep to conserve the diverse mix of herbaceous wildflowers