Volunteers

The management and day-to-day running of Cemlyn, like that of all NWWT reserves is dependant not only on Trust staff, but on the help of those willing to give their time, and often expertise, for free.

Volunteers are involved in a variety of practical tasks around the reserve, e.g. managing the water level of the lagoon by the use of stop logs, collecting tern nesting boxes at the end of each season and occasional habitat management work.

They also provide extra help for the two summer wardens employed at the reserve from April to August. Manning the tern-viewing area, which usually involves keeping an eye on the colonies and responding to enquiries from the public, allows the wardens to undertake other tasks or take valuable time-off.

Find out more about volunteering with the North Wales Wildlife Trust by visiting our volunteering pages.
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Download the Cemlyn Summer Volunteer Wardens leaflet