Oxford Conservation Volunteers

The Oxford Conservation Volunteers is a voluntary organisation which has been carrying out practical work conserving the wildlife and traditional landscape of the Oxford area since 1977. The group organises work parties every Sunday and undertakes a wide variety of nature conservation work. This can range from the traditional craft of hedge laying to the thoroughly modern practice of fence building; from creating new hedges by tree planting to conserving chalk grassland habitats by scrub clearance.

Please take a look at the Events Diary to see what we are doing over the next few months.

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How to get involved:

1. Read the Frequently Asked Questions and join the Mailing List.
2. Turn up at one of the mini-bus pick up points on Cowley Road and St Giles (details on the FAQ)
3. Become a member. Membership costs £5 for a year. If you wish to join, fill in a membership form when out on task.

If you want to speak to someone about Oxford Conservation Volunteers then you can ring Gary on 07706 343333