Regular Help

Falmouth Marine Conservation

Pacific Oyster Volunteer

  • Join regular team sessions to identify the invasive species - Pacific Oysters

  • Survey and monitor the Pacifics population, its impact on marine biodiversity, safety, leisure and the natural oyster fisheries

  • To be (relatively) fit - Clambering round the inter-tidal shoreline

  • Enjoy being out on the shoreline making a difference as a citizen scientist!

Seaquest Volunteer

  •  Assist in running monthly Seaquest (first Sunday of every month at Pendennis Point 11:00-13:00).

  • Have a passion for the marine environment, especially marine mammals

  • Have the patience to observe for two hours at Pendennis and talk to volunteers and passers-by about the local marine life we have in Cornwall

Education and Outreach Volunteer

  • Role may change due to current circumstances.

  • Help attend school session 

  • Create new exciting content to engage children with the marine environment. 

  • Work with school children at school or cubs and Brownie groups. 

  • Be energetic and happy to talk in front of groups of school children under 15

  • Help out on outdoor educational activity days in the summer months

What's involved?

  • Survey and monitor the Pacifics population, its impact on marine biodiversity, safety, leisure and the natural oyster fisheries

  • Enjoy being out on the shoreline making a difference as a citizen scientist!

or

  •  Assist in running monthly Seaquest (first Sunday of every month at Pendennis Point 11:00-13:00).

  • Have a passion for the marine environment, especially marine mammals

  • Have the patience to observe for two hours at Pendennis and talk to volunteers and passers-by about the local marine life we have in Cornwall

or 

  • Create new exciting content to engage children with the marine environment. 

  • Work with school children at school or cubs and Brownie groups. 

  • Be energetic and happy to talk in front of groups of school children under 15

  • Help out on outdoor educational activity days in the summer months

Why get involved?

Falmouth Marine Conservation Group is supported by ornwall Wildlife Trust and has a mission to empower the local community to protect and restore the precious marine environment through a variety of information gathering and engagement activity.

How to get involved?

Check the website for the latest information https://www.falmouthmarineconservation.co.uk

or drop an email to info@falmouthmarineconservation.co.uk for more information

Ideal Skills

  • Conservation
  • Fundraising
  • Reading/Storytelling
  • Research
  • Social Media
  • Web Development
  • Working with Children 0-5yrs
  • Working with Children 6 - 12yrs
  • Working with Young People

Ideal Interests

  • Community Work
  • Conservation
  • Creative and Arts
  • Learning and Education

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Event Information

Big Rock Pool Bioblitz Battle - Saturday 15th February, 2025

Bioblitz Battle: Work in teams to discover and identify as many species as possible within a set timeframe. No experience is needed—we’ll provide guidance, equipment, and expert help. Educational Sessions: You will learn to identify species, understand their ecology, and gain insights into marine surveys Fun for All Ages: Perfect for families, wildlife enthusiasts, and anyone looking to enjoy a day by the sea while contributing to vital conservation work. Whether you're a seasoned rock pooler or a first-timer, this event is for everyone! The Big Rock Pool Challenge is led by The Rock Pool Project in partnership with The Marine Biological Association and has been made possible by The National Lottery Heritage Fund and The ScottishPower Foundation! To book your place, please click this link; http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/big-rock-pool-challenge-bioblitz-battle-february-2025-falmouth-tickets-1111324323969?aff=oddtdtcreator