If you’re using a National Trust device, you can also access the internal job by clicking here. We are Europe’s largest conservation charity. We manage a goldmine. We are custodians of 59 villages.
What to do in the north west for Christmas?
Enjoy festive surroundings and a more tranquil Christmas shopping experience at special places in the North West. Escape the crowds with weekday opening and make the most of your visit with Christmas events and cosy tearooms.
How can I get Active in the north west?
From gentle strolls to longer hikes in scenic surroundings, fast-paced running events for grown-ups to teaching little legs to ride a bike, there are plenty of ways to get active in the North West, all year round. There are lots of weird and wonderful items on show at Quarry Bank, but did you know that there are thousands more behind closed doors?
Why should I volunteer for the National Trust?
Volunteers are the lifeblood of the National Trust and many other charities. That’s why we’ll give you every opportunity to get involved with some volunteering outside the Trust. It’s also a brilliant way to try new things, learn new skills and meet new people.
Could you join the National Trust as a Ranger?
As you can imagine, this is a broad and hugely important area of the National Trust so there are many roles you could join us in. As a Ranger, you could be wandering woodlands with visitors, supporting volunteers or surveying butterflies.
What are the different roles at the trust?
These include Assistant Ranger, Ranger, Area Ranger, Lead Ranger and Countryside Manager – and that’s just to name a few Playing a hugely important role at the Trust, you’ll deliver outstanding outdoor experiences and conservation work, inspiring our visitors every day.
