Volunteers showing visitors birds at Fishers Green
The Lee Valley Regional Park Authority has a fantastic band of supporters who get involved in activities at a range of centres and open spaces within the Regional Park. These groups of people and individuals give up their free time to support the work of the Authority and undertake a variety of tasks.
Activities volunteers get involved in range from practical conservation work, looking after the animals at the farms, keeping the golf courses in good condition, helping at events to being a fisheries bailiff. Many have been involved with the Authority for years and continue to offer valuable support.
If you have a passion for a particular pastime or would like to support one of our facilities or open spaces you may be interested in becoming a volunteer in the Lee Valley Regional Park. You can become a volunteer helping out in the field you are interested in either working individually or as part of a team with other volunteers and staff.
Proud to be Investing in Volunteers
Investing in Volunteers
The Lee Valley Regional Park are proud to be accredited with the Investing in Volunteers quality standard from February 2008 to February 2011.
Lee Valley Regional Park Managed Volunteer Roles
There are a wide range of volunteering opportunities in the Regional Park:
Conservation Volunteers
Sport Volunteers
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Golf - WaterWorks Nature Reserve
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Golf - Picketts Lock (Leeside Artisans)
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General Assistant - Lee Valley Athletics Centre
Leisure Volunteers
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Riding for the Disabled and Riding Centre
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Hayes Hill Farm
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Myddelton House Gardens
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Guided Walk Leaders (including walking the way to health)
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Fisheries Bailiffs (there is currently a waiting list and all roles are full for 2007)
Events
Heritage
To find out more about any of these opportunities please contact:
Paul Roper
Volunteer Manager
Lee Valley Regional Park Authority
Myddelton House
Bulls Cross
Enfield
Middlesex
EN2 9HG
The Lee Valley Regional Park Authority Volunteer Policy and Strategy
The volunteers programme is guided by our policy and our ten year strategy which was developed in 2006 and can be downloaded below.