Volunteers’ Week: Interview with Lindsey
At Project Seagrass, we rely on the enthusiasm and commitment
Volunteers play a crucial role in our work to save the world’s seagrass.
As a charity driven by our communities, there are many ways you can get involved in our work, from supporting us at our seagrass seed collections, uploading your seagrass sightings to SeagrassSpotter, to collecting and planting seagrass fragments washed ashore during storms.
Whatever your interests, we’re bound to have an opportunity for you.
Connect with like-minded people making a difference for our planet.
Volunteering has been shown to improve confidence, well-being, and sense of belonging.
By volunteering with Project Seagrass you're taking meaningful action for our planet.
Volunteering can be a great way to gain experience and learn and develop practical and personal skills.
The first step to volunteering with Project Seagrass is to sign up to our volunteer database:
If you have any questions about volunteering with Project Seagrass, get in touch with us at volunteers@projectseagrass.org.
We also keep up to date with our volunteers on our dedicated ‘Project Seagrass Volunteers’ Facebook Group. All opportunities are posted on there and we would love to have you on board in the future.
For me, being involved with Project Seagrass has been inspirational. Seeing and learning about this world renowned species in our local sea and playing a small part in it's restoration has given me both hope and joy. I am so looking forward to continuing our journey towards it's restoration.
At Project Seagrass, we rely on the enthusiasm and commitment
In 2024, Project Seagrass launched a new Fragment Walk initiative
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