Around Hamble Common you will discover a wide range of habitats, such as shingle beach, salt-marsh, mudflats, heathland.  woodland, and meadow. This Diversity, and the range of animal and plants species it supports, has resulted of much of the area being classified as a Site of Special Scientific Interest, and the heathland as a “priority habitat” for conservation.

The Hamble Conversation Volunteers are a group dedicated to helping maintain and preserve this habitat under the watchful eye of the British Trust for Conservation Volunteers.

A wide range of activities are conducted, from litter picking to the creation of boardwalks, and as such suits volunteers young and old.

The group welcome new members for a variety of activities, on one or all occasions, be in a morning or afternoon on task days or it help with the minute taking of their meetings!

You can join the Hamble Conservation Volunteers by filling in their registration form here, or alternatively call Philip on 07810 453138 or email hambleconserve@btinternet.com

click here for a programme of their activities

and click here to learn more about the group