Volunteering Opportunities
Voluntary Rangers at Clifton Country Park, Kersal Dale and Worsley Woods
The Croal Irwell Voluntary Ranger Service is jointly run by the neighbouring boroughs of Bolton, Bury & Salford, and is your chance to give something back to your local environment.
Teams of Countryside Rangers, in each local authority work closely with local communities, creating opportunities for people to get involved with exciting and innovative projects which will help shape their local countryside.
Volunteers work closely with the Rangers supporting them in practical conservation work, site and route patrols and helping out with events and guided walks.
All volunteers undergo a short training course which covers basic Countryside Law, Navigation, First Aid and Dealing with the Public. Once training is completed, Voluntary Rangers will be allocated a uniform after a short probationary period.
The Voluntary Ranger Service is open to anyone over 18 who has a passion for their local countryside.
How to get involved
If you are interested in joining the Voluntary Ranger Service please download the voluntary ranger application form, or contact us for an application pack.
We ask that you take part in one weekend day duty per month, as a minimum. You can chose to work in the three boroughs (Bolton, Bury & Salford) or just in one or two areas.
For any further information on any aspects of the Voluntary Ranger Service please contact us, or download the application form.
Downloadable documents
Voluntary ranger application form (Microsoft Word format, 50kb)If you are unable to view documents of these types, our downloads page provides links to viewing software.
Who to contact
- Name
- Address
- Clifton Visitor Centre
Clifton Country Park
Clifton House Road
Swinton
M27 6NG - Telephone
- 0161 793 4219
- clifton.countrypark@salford.gov.uk
This page was last updated on 11 November 2008
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