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Woodland volunteering email template

Conservation volunteering with the seasonal pattern explained.

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People offer to help in June and are surprised to be turned down. Coppicing and scrub clearance in the growing season destroys nests and disturbs everything.

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  • Brand name
  • Subject line
  • Preheader
  • Eyebrow
  • Headline
  • Supporting copy
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  • Primary action URL

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From
Wimpole Woodland
Subject
We work in winter, because that is when it helps
Preheader
October to March. Nothing in summer, deliberately.

Volunteering

October to March only, because summer work damages what we are protecting

People offer to help in June and are surprised to be turned down. Coppicing and scrub clearance in the growing season destroys nests and disturbs everything.

The season

October to March. Coppicing, scrub clearance, and path work. Nothing at all between April and September except monitoring.

The work

Physical and outdoors in the cold. Bow saws, loppers, and dragging brash. Three hours with a fire and a kettle in the middle.

What happens in summer

Butterfly transects and moth trapping, which is entirely different work and needs about four people rather than twenty.

See the winter datesVolunteer for summer surveys
We write monthly through the working season and quarterly in summer. You can change that below.

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