Morden Hall Park has a variety of habitats that are managed according to a long-term plan for their conservation. You will help with conservation tasks in all of our habitats including removal of invasive species, vegetation cutting and clearing, creating wildlife habitats, gardening, weeding and hedge-cutting. There will also be opportunities to try something a bit different on taster sessions offered by our partners.
GAP Urban Ranger Club
Be a vital part of creating a community hub where local people can build a connection with wildlife. Work as a team to take ownership of a rarely seen part of the park; making it a place where wildlife thrives and communities can share special moments together. You will learn about different kinds of wildlife and track the increase in species on-site as a result of the habitats you will create for them.
You can choose a role within the project team, for example marketing lead or wildlife expert, and develop your skills in this area. We will provide you with all the support you need, including a small budget to finance the project and training and advice from National Trust staff and our partners.
GAP traineeships: A stepping stone to your future
If you’re aged 16-24 and want a nationally recognised qualification working with National Trust professionals, apply for our GAP Traineeship. Traineeships offer practical skills and advice as well as support with English, maths and employability.
Starting in September, our next opportunity is a 12-week practical diploma in groundsmanship and land management. The course includes weekly practical work experience with National Trust professionals and our partners. These sessions and sessions in English, maths and employment skills will take place at Tooting & Mitcham Community Sports Club.
