Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Moors for the Future Partnership.
Unfortunately, we are not currently recruiting volunteers.
You can still register your interest now by filling in an application form, and we'll be in touch in the future to complete the induction process. We hope to have new volunteering opportunities available in 2022.
In the meantime, we have a number of Citizen Science wildlife surveys which you can take part in. You don’t need to register with us as a volunteer in order to take part, simply visit the survey webpage and you’ll find all the information you need to get started.
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Mission Statement
The Moors for the Future Partnership has been working since 2003 to protect the most degraded landscape in Europe. Using innovative conservation techniques it has transformed over 32 sq km of black degraded peat in the Peak District National Park and South Pennines. A monitoring programme provides evidence of the effectiveness of these techniques and is backed up by innovative communications that inspire people to care for these special places.
Healthy peat moors:
- provide a unique habitat for a wide range of wildlife.
- absorb and store carbon, keeping it out of the atmosphere.
- provide good quality drinking water – 70% of our drinking water comes from these landscapes. Damaged peat erodes into the reservoirs so that water companies have to spend more money cleaning the water for consumption.
- potentially help reduce the risk of flooding.
