Volunteers Needed for Conservation Efforts in Devon
- Northam Burrows rangers are seeking volunteers for environmental events.
- The events are organized by the rangers of the north Devon country park.
- Community members can contribute to environmental conservation by volunteering.
A ranger team in Devon is actively seeking volunteers to assist with various conservation projects throughout the autumn and winter months. The Northam Burrows rangers, responsible for managing Northam Burrows Country Park and other nearby nature reserves, emphasize the importance of community involvement in preserving the local environment. Torridge District Council has highlighted that volunteer support is essential for the success of these initiatives, which also provide an excellent opportunity for residents to engage with nature. The upcoming events, scheduled to run until the end of November, will include activities such as beach cleans, reed bed management, and path improvement. These projects aim to enhance the natural beauty and ecological health of the area, ensuring that vulnerable habitats and wildlife are protected. Cheryl Cottle-Hunkin, the lead member for culture and community engagement at the council, underscored the significance of volunteer contributions, stating that they play a vital role in the conservation efforts. Cottle-Hunkin expressed her appreciation for those willing to lend a hand, inviting anyone with spare time to join the rangers in their mission. "All offers of help will be gratefully received," she noted, reinforcing the collaborative spirit needed to safeguard the local environment. The call for volunteers reflects a broader commitment to environmental stewardship and community engagement in Devon.