Volunteering at Bedgebury Pinetum

Volunteering at Bedgebury

At Bedgebury National Pinetum and Forest, our volunteers play an invaluable role in helping us to maintain the tree collection and its landscape.

From propagation and painting to supporting walks and events, our volunteers bring a wealth of skills, knowledge and enthusiasm to everything they do.

We are incredibly grateful for the amount of time and support they give us. 

How do I become a volunteer? 

If you're interested in volunteering and becoming part of our friendly and dedicated team, take a look at our current volunteer opportunities and register your interest here.

We would love to hear from you!

Volunteer roles at Bedgebury
Two volunteers loading cuttings into a trailer attached to a muddy vehicle.
Two people wearing Forestry England uniform working outside on the forest floor.
Two women holding pine cones standing together overlooking a lake
A person looking at tree seedlings in the tree nursery at Bedgebury
Bedgebury forest singletrack mountain bike trail entrance
A painting of Pinus Montezumae by Susan Conroy Bedgebury Florilegium Society
Three people checking and labelling a large tree
Side profile of a women holding a camera to her eye, taking a photo of a large conifer branch.
A man in Forestry England branded clothing walking with a group of adults plus one dog.
A woman wearing Forestry England uniform pictured outside on a forest path with two visitors.
A women wearing a green and black jumper and blue jeans kneeling close to a tree with her back to the camera. A garden fork is nearby.