Misspent youth – mud, fires, rock breaking and billhooks 1965Misspent youth – mud, fires, rock breaking and billhooks, and yes – more mud; an introduction to the practicalities of conservation. The ConserContinue Reading
Nature Conservation – working life 1970When I finished my degree in archaeology and geology in 1969, I felt stifled by my office job in London and ached to be active outdoors. BTCV was tContinue Reading
A “wanna be” Brit 2017My husband and I have traveled to London many times in the 90’s. We took an anniversary trip back in 2017, but didn’t want to be tourists any lContinue Reading
Seven years with TCV but no itch! 2017I have been involved, one way or another, with the Countess of Chester Country Park where I volunteer since it first became an idea in 2011. HoweveContinue Reading
My Time as an EPIC Project Volunteer 2019My Story with TCV started as a Wildskills Trainee back in 2019 when I helped on various projects doing a variety of tasks. Since finishing the WildContinue Reading
Getting started in the sector 1991Like many young people I left university with few ideas about what I wanted to do with my life and even less experience that might serve useful in Continue Reading