Join our team at Plant Heritage to support our important plant conservation work.
We have a small team of staff, supported by hundreds of volunteers and thousands of members across the UK who share our passion for plants and help us to achieve our objectives. Get involved to find likeminded plant enthusiasts and gain new skills and experience.
Freelance corporate fundraising opportunity
Can you help us raise our game on corporate fundraising? We are looking for an experienced freelance corporate fundraiser to help us to make the most of some exciting opportunities in the months ahead. You'll be reporting directly to the CEO and there's a lot of scope to make a big difference. Find out more in the brief below, and get in touch with Alicia Grainger if you'd like an informal chat about the role by emailing fundraising@plantheritage.org.uk
Deadline to apply is noon on Friday 10 October.
Alan Titchmarsh with the Plant Heritage team at RHS Chelsea
Collections coordinators (volunteer)
Coordinators play a vital role as the link between Collection Holders in their area, the conservation team, the local group and central office. We have vacancies for collections coordinators in a few areas.
Coordinators mentor and advise people who are interested in starting a collection, support new applicants, visit existing collections, and act as the local point of contact for Collection Holder queries. You will work principally with the conservation team who train, advise and support them.
If you are in (or near) any of the counties below, and would like to find out more, please contact the conservation team :
Herefordshire, East Midlands (covering Northamptonshire & Nottinghamshire, together or separately), North Staffordshire & Bedfordshire.
The West Midlands is covered by a neighbouring collections coordinator, but we welcome enquiries here too.
Plant exchange coordinators (volunteer)
If you enjoy being involved with plants and people, discovering new aspects of plant conservation, meeting like-minded people and travelling once a year to the national exchange, you may be a perfect Plant Exchange coordinator!
The Plant Exchange is open to all members, and we have areas of the country where we’d like to involve more people by having a local area coordinator. It is an excellent way to learn about and acquire rare and unusual plants. Please get in touch, particularly if you are in Cornwall, Scotland (apart from Dumfries and Galloway), central England, or Wales.
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