Volunteering with our partners
As well as supporting the work of the National Landscape team, volunteering opportunities are also available with other organisations in and around the National Landscape. To find out who is currently recruiting, follow the links below of the different organisations:
Shugborough Estate, National Trust
Staffordshire Wildlife Trust
Staffordshire County Council
Forestry England
Friends of Cannock Chase
Cannock Chase National Landscape
Cannock Chase District Council Countryside service
Support Staffordshire
Get involved
All across Cannock Chase and beyond, people, communities and businesses are helping to keep our landscape special. There are lots of ways to get involved. Whether it is volunteering, developing your own wildlife and heritage project, becoming a Guardian of the Chase, or respecting and sharing the Cannock Chase Code, there is something for everyone to come together, take pride in the area and make a difference.
Latest news
The news posts below provide more information on work in progress and latest news of Cannock Chase and our partners.
This newly published Farming in Protected Landscapes review from 2021-2026 is now available to download here. Defra’s Farming in Protected Landscapes programme supports farmers and
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Over 125 heathland specialists, land managers and conservation professionals from across the UK and Europe gathered in Staffordshire this month as Cannock Chase National Landscape
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Help us to protect the National Landscape you love. The naturally dry heathland and the precious ancient woodland on the Chase is extremely vulnerable to
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Take a look at the latest July 2026 Cannock Chase National Landscape e-newsletter . It includes the bigger than ever Annual Review for 2025-2026 that
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The Annual Review for 2025-2026 has been published and is available to view on the website here. The Annual Review, which is bigger than ever
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Take a look at the latest Cannock Chase National Landscape e-newsletter for June 2026. The e-newsletter provides information on the first Historic Environment Strategy for
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