Get involved with Alder & Otter

Find your way to help

There are many ways to support the work of Alder & Otter, and we need all of them. Whether you want to get your boots muddy on a riverbank, test water quality in your local catchment, bring conservation to your classroom, or give your monthly support to the restoration fund, there is a place for you here.

Three ways to make a difference

Volunteer in the field. Join one of our practical programmes: river restoration, citizen-science monitoring, or Wildlife Guardians species surveys. No prior experience needed for most roles; full training is provided.

Support from your school. If you work in education, our Riverside Schools programme brings half-day field visits to any school within a reasonable distance of a partner catchment. Free to state schools.

Give monthly. A regular gift of any size keeps our restoration and monitoring work running year-round. No project ends because the season changed — but they can end if the funding runs out.

Get involved today

The rivers need people as much as they need money. Use the links below to find the right pathway for you.

Support our work

Give monthly

Your regular gift funds restoration work year-round.

Monthly Support

Join our mission to protect wildlife.
$ £19
99
Each month
  • Support river clean-up initiatives.
  • Receive exclusive updates on our work.
  • Make a tangible difference to habitats.
Join the campaign

Sign petitions, attend events, write to your MP.

Where your support goes

Explore how Riverside Schools can enhance educational experiences through hands-on conservation efforts.

Partnership Opportunities

Collaborate with us to create meaningful educational projects that engage students with local river ecosystems.

Educational Resources

Access a range of lesson plans and materials designed to foster environmental stewardship among students.

Volunteer Projects

Join us for hands-on activities that allow students to connect with nature and contribute to local restoration.

Stay Connected with Us

Join our community to receive updates on river conservation efforts and wildlife protection.

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