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National Coastwatch is recruiting volunteers to assist at NCI Nare Point. Our watchkeepers provide eyes and ears along our local coastline

Falmouth Marine Conservation is growing, and events are at the heart of what we do - from beach cleans and rockpool rambles to film nights and community gatherings. We need passionate, organised people to help bring these experiences to life and connect m

The Loveland community field project offers an open and welcoming space to encourage local people to get more involved in the growing of our food through working, learning and gathering together with a collective spirit that welcomes all.

Boscawen Fields is a beautiful open space overlooking Falmouth Bay. A group of local residents meet monthly for a couple of hours to keep this landscape looking good. Your help would make a big contribution

An exciting opportunity to get involved with Falmouth’s new youth council. As our volunteer, you’ll support the youth council make positive change for young people in Falmouth. Attend monthly meetings, help facilitate events and champion the next gene

Volunteers needed to help care for Cornwall. From removing grafitti to repairing benches we want to bring pride back to the community.

The Dracaena Centre is an essential community hub for Falmouth residents. Volunteers really help to keep all the valuable services running here. If you can offer any time, that would be so useful.

Join our enthusiastic team in central Falmouth for hours to suit your lifestyle. You'll be meeting and greeting people, creating exciting displays and helping raise funds for the British Red Cross.

Friends of Swanpool Nature Reserve (FoSNR) was originally set up as a Community Volunteer Organisation to conserve and enhance the Swanpool SSSI, its flora, fauna and wildlife habitats. We need new members to take and active role to protect our pool.

Falmouth Marine Conservation is seeking volunteers to help with monthly surveys of Pacific Oysters in the Fal Estuary.

Seals need all our help, We need to spread awareness about how to watch seals well whilst enjoying our incredible marine and coastal environment. We also need to record and monitor seal sightings. Volunteers are vital in helping us achieve this.

One of the Falmouth Brownie units is in desperate need of new volunteers