Sustainable Volunteering Project In Wales

Sustainable volunteering in Wales

Overview

Tamar’s goal is to maintain the landscape sustainably by using organic, no-dig, permaculture techniques to grow food. Tasks include woodland and land management, or indoor work for those more inclined. Some tasks include gardening, babysitting/child care, general maintenance, eco-projects, and household chores.

This area of Wales is great for nature lovers, so you’ll be able to discover its beauty on your time off. Spend free time on the 30-acre woodland or go wild swimming in the lake.

  • Location – Llandovery
  • Host – Tamar
  • Duration – Minimum 4 days
  • Minimum Age – 18+
  • Available Spots – 3 helpers
  • Weekly Hours – 28 hours
  • Accommodation – Family Home
  • Room Type – Double Single
  • Meals – Breakfast
  • Nearest Airport – Cardiff Airport

Tasks

  • Planting in a polytunnel
  • Tending to a new orchard of Welsh fruit trees
  • Cultivating perennial vegetables and soft fruit
  • Maintaining an annual vegetable garden
  • Propagating ground-cover plants
  • Tending to the ornamental garden
  • Woodland management and path maintenance
  • Converting a double-decker bus into accommodation
  • Assisting with room changes and other tasks in the B&B
  • Firewood chopping

Accommodation

Depending on your stay’s length and the season, the accommodation options include the B&B, a spare room, or a cozy camper van. Those staying in the B&B or spare room will have kitchen access, while the caravan is self-contained.

Location

Located just 10 minutes from the Brecon Beacons, Tamar’s rural property spans 30 acres of native woodland. It includes a serene lake and stunning mountain views, perfect for a peaceful retreat for volunteers.

If you’d like to travel by plane, Cardiff Airport is the closest one. Alternatively, you can take the train to LLandovery train station, 2 miles away from the property.