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Nature, beauty, history. For everyone, for ever.
About us
We all have a place we love. A place that inspires us. A place with its own unique and particular atmosphere. We were created to help people make the most of these very special places - and the good things that come from them. We're independent of Government and receive no direct grant or subsidy for our core work. Instead, our future depends on the active support and generosity of 5.8 million members, 20 million visitors, 60,000 volunteers and over 11000 people who work with us (as well as thousands who help us seasonally), as well as benefactors, tenants and other partners. Today, we're Europe's largest conservation organisation, with huge - and incredibly varied - responsibilities. We protect and welcome everyone to explore and enjoy some 709 miles of coastline, 250,000 hectares of land of outstanding natural beauty, 104 nature reserves, 6 World Heritage Sites. We also look after spectacular houses and gardens and one of the world’s largest and most significant holdings of fine art and heritage objects. We want every one of our visitors to enjoy these amazing places and have an experience they'll never forget. We want them to try something they've never tried before, to gain a unique glimpse into the past and, ultimately, to love these special places as much as we do. To find out more about how to become a part of this have a look at www.nationaltrustjobs.org.uk
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- Non-profit Organizations
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- 10,001+ employees
- Headquarters
- Kemble Drive, Swindon
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- Nonprofit
- Specialties
- Charity, Conservation, and Land Management
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You swiped anyway. And now working somewhere like this is stuck in your head. Take a look at our current National Trust opportunities and see where your next role could take you: https://lnkd.in/ezFdKHqX
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🪻🌱We are hiring! Want to be part of something that's never been done before? At Shugborough Estate, we are growing Arcadia, the National Trust's first-ever forest garden: two acres of symbiotic planting with over 100,000 plants, and we have an exciting opportunity for a full-time gardener to help us do it! Fancy making history and being part of our gardening team? Apply here: https://brnw.ch/21x5A8Q
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Our Annual Report was released this week, and includes some of the success stories made possible thanks to the support of our members, volunteers, partners, and funders. From creating and restoring habitats, to strengthening our shared heritage through the acquisition of collections items, here are some of the successes we couldn’t have achieved without your help. [Image descriptions: Slide 1 - "Success stories from the past year" A field of long grass and wildflowers Slide 2 - "We planted 1.9 million trees" Rolling hillside covered in young trees surrounded by tree guards Slide 3 - "We created or restored 500 hectares of priority habitat" Thriving green habitat with visible water amongst drier countryside Slide 4 - "Nature Towns and Cities was launched, bringing more nature into urban areas" A blossom tree growing in front of a blurry block of flats in the background Slide 5 - "Peatland restoration work on Divis and the Black Mountain helped retain an estimated 70,000 cubic metres of water" A hillside covered in grass with a pool of water in the foreground Slide 6 - "We’ve acquired 172 collections items" A tapestry hanging on a wall, viewed through the wooden frame of a four-poster bed Slide 7 - "We’ve embraced Slow Gardening, working with nature to build sustainable landscapes" Gardeners and volunteers working together in a border]
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Some friendly advice from our favourite baked good. [Image descriptions: A selection of close-ups of delicious scones Slide 1 - "Email sign-offs for when you're having a bad day, scones edition" Slide 2 - "Jam-packed with anxiety" A close up of a jam-covered scone Slide 3 - "Having a crumby day" Scones on a crumb-covered table Slide 4 - "You're raisin my stress levels" A close-up of a fruit scone Slide 5 - "Crumbling under pressure" A crumbling scone lathered with butter Slide 6 - "Doughn't talk to me" Fresh dough in a porcelain bowl Slide 7 - "Currantly unavailable" A close-up of a toasted fruit scone]
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Never let them know your next move 👀 Speaking of next moves... find yours here: https://brnw.ch/NTJobs
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Wildfires have burned across the UK. Drought has been declared across the whole of Wales and two-thirds of England, while rivers continue to run low. The consequences of a changing climate are here and already affecting the places, wildlife and communities we all depend on. But nature can be one of our strongest defences against them. Restoring peatlands, planting trees, recovering wetlands and creating more resilient landscapes helps store carbon, reduce both drought and flood risk, and give wildlife the best chance of adapting to a changing world. The Prime Minister led an emergency Cobra meeting this week as the UK experiences more high temperatures, but the Government must act before it’s too late. Sign our petition to call for climate action here: https://bit.ly/4wmYnhV Image: from Dunwich Heath aftermath by Justin Minns
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