About this Event
Are you 16-25 years-old and looking for work experience in an environmental role, something to add to your CV, or a career change to a green job?
The Parks Foundation are delivering free sessions for young adults, teaching green skills in parks across Bournemouth, Christchurch, and Poole - no prior experience needed. With varied sessions available, develop a range of skills at our different events.
In this session, join young rangers from the New Forest National Parks Authority in planting some native trees. You will learn names and key identifying features of some trees. You will also gain knowledge in what is important when planting in a public space and recreational areas.
Please dress appropriately for the weather and wear sturdy footwear.
To register your interest and gain full access, or if you have any questions, contact us on: ranger@parksfoundation.org.uk - booking is required.
This session is aimed at young people who must be able to attend and work independently. In some sessions we will be using tools and working with other members of the public, so the attendees will need to be responsible for themselves and their conduct whilst attending.
The Parks Foundation charity enhances parks across Bournemouth, Christchurch, and Poole so that people and wildlife can flourish.
The Parks Foundation | Registered Charity Number: 1159939
Our Young Adult Ranger sessions are part of the Youth for Climate and Nature scheme (YouCAN).
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Jumpers Common Recreation Ground, Jumpers Common, Christchurch, United Kingdom
