Volunteering on the St Anns Allotments
Volunteers play a valuable and important role on the St Anns Allotments and are vital in supporting the work of STAA and the various community groups on site.
If you feel you have some time to offer and are interested in getting involved we have a range of activies available including the heritage project, community gardening and wildlife management.
Have a look at the volunteering opportunities below and please contact us if you are interested.
Heritage project
The St Anns Allotments has a rich social and cultural history which we are trying to bring to life. As part of this work, we are looking for volunteers to be involved in the following areas of work
- Recording oral history
- Researching people, places and plants
- Archiving
- Practical help on the heritage plots
Have a look at a some of the heritage features around the site by viewing our gallery. For more information contact the Heritage and Outreach project at STAA.
Wildlife management
Ten per cent of the 670 plots on the St Anns Allotments are managed to encourage and enhance the natural history of the site. 
We are looking for volunteers to help with activities from clearance of scrub and overgrown plots to putting up nesting boxes and habitat creation.
For more information contact the Partnership Worker at STAA.
Volunteers for the Ecoworks Fresh project
Fresh (Food, Regeneration, Education, Sustainable Harvest) is a project at the Ecoworks community gardens and it produces home grown fruit and vegetables for the local community while providing training and education. Fresh are looking for volunteers to help with all sorts of activities from gardening to helping at their Harvest Café. For further details see the Ecoworks website.
