Imagine helping protect an ancient monument before heading home for tea. That’s exactly what happens on our Volunteer Ranger Days, and you can be a part of it.

Date: Wednesday 4th November
Time: 10am–3pm

Location:
Duloe Stone Circle, Duloe, PL14 4PN
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The work carried out on days like these plays a vital role in protecting Cornwall’s heritage and the wildlife that lives there.

This session will involve removing blackthorn in the field surrounding Cornwall’s smallest known stone circle, helping to care for and enhance this special place. This work has been informed by ecological surveys of the site.

Whether you’re helping with practical conservation work, maintaining access or caring for historic sites, every contribution makes a difference.

No experience is needed. Full support, training and equipment will be provided.

We are hugely grateful for any time you can give.

Please note that volunteer numbers are sometimes limited to ensure activities can be carried out safely.

Where places are restricted, they will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.