Cornwall Heritage Trust’s Ranger Days are an exciting programme of practical volunteering opportunities at our heritage sites around Cornwall. 

Taking place at Trethevy Quoit near Liskeard, this session will involve raking grass cutting to promote wildflower growth. This work has been informed by an ecological survey of the site, which was made possible by funding from the Banister Charitable Trust. Cake will be provided.

Work such as this is a vital part of helping us protect these ancient monuments and the natural habitats that they are part of, and we are hugely grateful for any support you can give. Participants are welcome to join as many or as few sessions as they wish to attend.

No experience is required and support and equipment will be provided.

We are really keen to welcome people to this session even if for only part of the day. Bring your friends and get involved. Plus there will be cake!

Click here to register your interest

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