
Sweep leaves and clear loose debris with other volunteers. Here is what the two-hour boardwalk task involves and what to bring.
Choose an example task to see where it starts and what it involves. All three meet at the fictional Reed Gate hut, where a task leader explains the work and equipment.
Boardwalk clearing involves standing and bending; seed sorting is seated under shelter. Bird watching follows the level boardwalk. Bring a warm layer and shoes suitable for damp paths.
Choose from three free activities, then try a sample booking for yourself or your group. Children attend with an adult.
Clear the boardwalk, sort native seeds or watch and record. Read what each activity involves before you choose.
Pick a sample Saturday date and time, then check the demo spaces available for your chosen activity.
Add adults and children, then choose an access preference. Under-18s need an adult with them.
Review your session and group, then confirm a demo booking. You can view the details or try cancelling it afterwards.
Demo only: dates and spaces are illustrative. No real place is reserved and no email is sent.
From leaves on the boardwalk to seeds at the sheltered table, explore the tasks volunteers can share at Mossbank. These short guides explain the work and how to prepare.

Sweep leaves and clear loose debris with other volunteers. Here is what the two-hour boardwalk task involves and what to bring.

Take a seat with other volunteers to separate and label native seeds for Mossbank’s planting beds. Explore what this sheltered task involves.

Spend 45 minutes watching wetland birds with other volunteers and noting what you see on a paper tally sheet.

Compare the three example activities, check the work involved and find out what to bring before choosing a task.
Try a one-off donation or a monthly plan. Every amount and outcome is a fictional example.
Check the time, equipment and work involved before choosing an example task. Find out what to bring, where volunteers meet and how the three activities differ, so you can choose a way to take part together.
VisitThere are three free example activities: clear leaves and loose debris from the boardwalk, sort native seeds at a sheltered table, or watch and record wetland birds. Each is a way to take part with other volunteers.
Try a contact form, assign its enquiry, and plan a follow-up in the team inbox. Fixed fictional details only; nothing is sent or saved to a service.