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Kingston Biodiversity Partnership (coordinated by Habitats and Heritage)

The Kingston Biodiversity Partnership is a consortium of local organisations and specialists concerned with conserving and enhancing wildlife and biodiversity across the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, founded by the Council and co-ordinated by Habitats and Heritage. The Kingston Biodiversity Partnership has written the first Kingston Biodiversity Action Plan, which designates the Borough’s priority habitats and species and sets out how these will be protected and strengthened.

Ways That You Can Volunteer

Volunteers are pivotal to our work, without them we couldn’t preserve our green spaces, protect our built heritage and engage communities across south and west London. We want volunteers to feel valued and proud to be part of the Habitats and Heritage community. If you are thinking of becoming a regular volunteer we provide an induction, supervision and training – everyone is welcome!

Corporate Volunteering

Specialist Volunteering Requirements

Various opportunities available
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Volunteer, Kingston

Kingston Biodiversity Partnership (coordinated by Habitats and Heritage), c/o Habitats and Heritage, ETNA Community Centre, 13 Rosslyn Road, East Twickenham, TW1 2AR

website address

https://habitatsandheritage.org.uk/our-work/parks-nature/kingston-biodiversity-partnership/#:~:text=The%20Kingston%20Biodiversity%20Partnership%20is,%2Dordinated%20by%20Habitats%20%26%20Heritage.

email address:

Elliot Newton, Biodiversity Officer at Kingston Council: elliot.newton@kingston.gov.uk

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