Recording & Support -
Get Involved!
Becoming a Tree Warden
Volunteer Tree Wardens in Kent
Have you got an interest in trees, conservation, wildlife and/or the
environment? Then how about becoming a Tree Warden? BTCV have
been running the Tree Warden Scheme in Kent for 10 years, and are
currently looking for new Tree Wardens. No previous experience is needed,
as through a series of FREE training courses run by BTCV, you will gain
the knowledge and experience to help others preserve, plant and survey
trees in your local area.
Trees are a precious part of natural heritage. Since World War II, over 45% of Britain's woodland have disappeared, due to developments in agriculture, housing, disease and storm damaged. As a Tree Warden working with your local community, you can ensure there are trees and woodlands for future generations to enjoy.
As a Tree Warden you can get involved with projects such as carrying out
a tree survey of your local area, tree planting, and acting as a local point-
of-contact within your community. Tree Wardens receive ongoing support
from BTCV, including technical advice, educational materials and tool loan.
There has been a recent call for volunteers in the Ashford area following a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund. For further information, you can download either a MSWord or an Adobe pdf document below.
Download MSWord document (104KB) Download Adobe pdf document (93KB)
If you do not have Adobe Reader, for veiwing and printing PDF documents, you can download a FREE copy here.
If you would like more information about becoming a Tree Warden, please contact BTCV:
Tel:
01233 812033E-mail:
kent@btcv.org.ukAddress:
BTCV, Sidelands Farm, Wye, Ashford, Kent TN25 5DQ
