Wildlife Trust Youth Rangers of Luton and Bedfordshire

The Wildlife Trust Luton and Bedfordshire Youth Rangers are a group of young people who want to take action for wildlife, to tackle climate change and enjoy spending time outdoors. Working outside on nature reserves and green spaces, this group are vital members of the Wildlife Trust volunteering team. They provide invaluable help in looking after our reserves and local wildlife. This activity is run by the Wildlife Trust for Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire (BCN). 

Expect activities to include: 

• tree and hedge planting

• fire making

• willow weaving

• wood carving

• monitoring sites for wildlife

Address

The Youth Rangers meet at locations across Bedfordshire including:  

• Flitwick Moor

• Cooper's Hill

• Totternhoe 

• Blow's Downs (Dunstable)

• Bradger's Hill (Luton)

• Stopsley Common (Luton)

Once signed up, you'll get information for each location in advance. 

Public transport and car access

Some young people travel to the activities by themselves by bus, but often they'll be dropped off and collected by a parent or guardian at the meeting point with parking nearby. Parents or guardians will need to give permission, if young people want to travel by themselves to the activity.

Wildife Trust BCN staff will then guide the group to and from the meeting point to the location of the activity. This often includes a short walk.