Hands
Volunteer
A day in wellies
Litter picking, invasive species removal, fencing, tree planting or woodland walks. Spring to autumn, no experience needed.
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Get involved
The watershed needs hands, time and money
Every project we run depends on people to show up, get stuck in or give a little. There are several ways to be part of the work we do. Pick the one that best suits you.
Why it matters
Every project depends on people who show up
The Cromarty Firth watershed covers an area just under 3,000km2, with water starting its journey as far to the West as the heights of Kinlochewe and Strath Vaich, or over to the East by the Sutors in Cromarty.
Whether you have a free afternoon, a donation or a career to offer, there is a place for you in the catchment. Species monitoring, native woodland planting, peatland restoration, saltmarsh and salmon: it all takes hands, time and money. Choose the option that piques your interest.
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Doors in
How would you like to help?
Four ways to be part of the work happening in the watershed. Each one leads straight into the projects across the catchment.
News
Updates & News
News from the Shed
Field notes, project updates and our monthly newsletter. Keep up with everything happening across the Cromarty Firth watershed.
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Money
Support a project
Fund your nature
Back our work directly. Donations go straight to catchment work, so you see exactly what your money does.
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Career
Joining the Shed
Work with us
Placements, internships, seasonal roles and trustee positions. Come and build a career in the catchment alongside the people who live in it.
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