Featured Projects

Help protect Portugal’s native forests and coastal ecosystems by tackling invasive species, restoring habitats, and supporting biodiversity in stunning natural landscapes.

Help in collecting second-hand goods, arrange the solidarity market, advertising, tidying up and cleaning premises, serving meals.

Help maintain green spaces, repair play equipment, tend herb gardens and even build benches, contributing to a space that hosts outdoor education for young people.

Join a hands-on gardening project in Iceland’s stunning capital, working outdoors in a plant-filled setting. Stay with other volunteers, cook together, and explore Reykjavík in your free time. Great for nature lovers and those ready to get stuck in.

Restore an ancient path in one of France’s most beautiful medieval villages, helping reconnect the historic Templar town of La Couvertoirade with its hilltop mill.

Work in stunning reserves like Boberger Niederung and Borghorster Elblandschaft—home to rare plants, birds, and even beavers. Tasks include clearing invasive species, planting trees, and building nesting aids.

Get involved in the conservation of medieval heritage in the small town of Allegre, a small historical village in the middle of Auvergne region.

Live and work in a protected natural area, part of the Natura 2000 European network. Volunteers will take part in improving and preserving the Sils wetlands, one of the few remaining humid zones in the region.

Help restore a historic village church in rural France using traditional masonry skills, while enjoying warm local hospitality and easy train or coach access from the UK.

Help conserve rare habitats between Hamburg and Bremen. You’ll work in protected moorland and heath areas, clearing shrubs, restoring wetlands, and protecting wildlife like smooth snakes and dragonflies.

Stay in the historic Lohra Castle as you work with other volunteers to protect the castle and keep it accessible to visitors.

Help protect natural and cultural heritage in rural Catalonia by restoring dry-stone walls, supporting archaeologists, and working alongside local communities in the beautiful Pallars region.