CCT - Lengthsperson Volunteer
The Cotswold Canals Trust
Patrol a canal section, report issues, support upkeep, and act as a local ambassador for restoration
Length Persons patrol a designated canal stretch at least every two weeks, inspecting water levels, leaks, towpaths, obstructions, litter, overhanging vegetation and boundary fences. They report issues to coordinators, maintain tools, and act as local ambassadors. Volunteers provide guidance, local knowledge, and support canal upkeep, helping ensure a safe, well-maintained, and welcoming environment while supporting the broader restoration effort.
Community Work,Gardening,Practical Work & DIY,Environmental
Building & Maintenance, Cleaning & Tidying, Conservation, Gardening
Enthusiastic and passionate about the canal and its preservation. Familiarity with the canal route is helpful. A friendly approach to visitors and the willingness to encourage them to become members. Ability to work independently or with a partner, especially for female volunteers who may prefer not to work alone.
Flexible Volunteering - You can patrol your stretch at times that fit your schedule. Health and Wellbeing - Enjoy the outdoor activity and fresh air while contributing to the preservation of the canal. Community Impact - Act as a canal ambassador, helping to maintain and enhance a vital local asset. Skill Development - Gain valuable experience in environmental stewardship, reporting, and problem-solving. Social Opportunities - Join a community of like-minded volunteers who share a passion for the canal and nature.
No fixed hours - Flexible Volunteering You can patrol your stretch at times that fit your schedule.
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Across the Cotswold Canals from Saul Junction to Inglesham
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