Volunteering

Whether you want to get active in the Kent countryside or improve your skills and experience by working with our staff on an exciting volunteer project, we offer a range of opportunities to suit most people.

Countryside Access Project Officers

From time to time we have opportunities for volunteers to work with us in one of our offices as a Countryside Access Project Officer. This could be on a short or long term project, or shadowing one of our officers in either the area public rights of way teams or Definitive Map team.

Kent Countryside Access Forum

Access Forums were established under the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 and Kent's Countryside Access Forum is at the forefront of policy making and access issues.

Sustrans Volunteer Rangers in Kent

Sustrans, the UK's leading sustainable transport charity and Kent County Council have teamed up to help improve the cycling environment in the county and encourage more people to take to two wheels. Volunteer 'rangers' help look after and promote sections of the National Cycle Network and other local routes. Being a ranger is a great way for members of the public to get active and enjoy the outdoors whilst volunteering. For more information look at the Sustrans website.