West Yorkshire National Trust Volunteers (WYNTV) is a conservation volunteer group founded in 1983 assisting staff at several National Trust properties throughout West and North Yorkshire.
Our tasks usually involve things such as clearing/thinning out managed woodland, planting, pruning, general clearance, repairing footpaths/fences/dry-stone walls, etc. Read more.
We also arrange a number of social events throughout the year including such things as country walks, meals out, ten-pin bowling nights, etc. Read more.
Find out about the group’s latest goings-on.
Interested in joining us?
Take a look at our current programme and contact us about any events that appeal to you. You don’t need to be a member of the National Trust and you don’t need to join the group to come to your first few events. If you want to join our group, membership is only £2.50/year. For this you will be kept up to date with all news, upcoming tasks and social events.
Still have questions? Read our Frequently Asked Questions.