Welcome to the organisation spotlight! Let us introduce you to, North York Moors National Park. With two exciting volunteering opportunities on offer we are sure these will create lots of interest.
Everyone should be confident to visit and enjoy the North York Moors National Park meaning that everyone can receive the health and wellbeing benefits of spending time there and just as important, gaining the knowledge of how to protect our environment.
We certainly have a landscape to be proud of, a special place of great beauty and tranquillity. The work of the North York Moors National Park is so important because it helps to bring the communities of Teesside together. It helps to support people connect with nature, provides volunteering opportunities which helps to develop skills, confidence, and awareness all at the same time.
North York Moors attended our latest Volunteering Fair and have really engaged with the volunteering programme here at Teesside University. As a volunteer, the access to training and development through the National Park is fantastic.
Please look at the opportunity links below and register your interest through the platform.
Community Champion Programme - Championing National Parks for All
North York Moors National Park Youth Voice
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