Volunteering
Current volunteer roles
Conservation Volunteer Days
Our BMC local areas often run volunteer invasive species clearing days, footpath repair, and sphagnum moss planting days all as apart of our wider campaign, The Climate Project.
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Volunteering at a local level
The BMC divides England and Wales into ten geographical areas. These local areas provide a focus for local activities and are instrumental in driving national policy. These meetings are an opportunity to enable members to make their views known and be communicated to the Council.
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Volunteering at climbing competitions and events
There are a number of essential roles needed to help run the BMC climbing competitions and events, such as judges, belayers and isolation volunteers. Check out what each role is and find out more about how you can get involved.
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Volunteering on a specialist committee
The BMC relies on a well-established structure of voluntary committees, supported by staff, to develop and oversee much of the organisation’s technical work for members.
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Hill Walking Volunteer Opportunities
We have opportunities for those who want to use their hill walking leadership skills to lead BMC local area social walks, as well as other opportunities for committee roles related to hill walking.
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Volunteering on Members Council
The Council is comprised of representatives from the BMC Areas, Specialist Committees, organisations which work closely with the BMC and members of the Board. It acts as a representative body of the members.
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BMC Awards
Each year, the BMC recognise and honour the outstanding achievements of individuals and groups that have made a significant impact on our sport and community.
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Volunteering News
Mynediad Newyddion
The BMC Access & Conservation Trust sponsored Wildfire Walk fundraisers raised an incredible £11,146 to protect and restore the Sheffield Moors area from wildfire.
Volunteering News
This 1-7 June is Volunteers' Week and we'd like to say a colossal THANK YOU to all of our incredible BMC volunteers for making the organisation run smoothly and effectively - your impact cannot be underestimated!
Mynediad Newyddion
Meet Stuart Cox, aka Peak District Viking, a YouTuber and social media influencer raising money for the BMC Access & Conservation Trust by getting sponsored for our Wildfire Walk.
Mynediad Newyddion
Fifteen BMC volunteers built 30 metres and maintained 4km of footpath south of Yr Wyddfa with the new BMC Access & Conservation Trust-funded apprentice ranger, Arwyn Parry.
Our Volunteer Stories
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Nick sits on the BMC Technical Committee and UIAA Safety Commission. He is one of the incredible volunteers helping to ensure that the safety and performance standards of equipment are up to scratch!
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Steve is a Pembrokeshire area volunteer who has been a Local Access Rep for over 15 years. Fresh from liaising with the military for 2025 briefing dates at Range West, Castlemartin, Pembrokeshire, we caught up with him to find our more about his role.
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Emily sits on the gender subgroup of the Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Committee. She is a talented researcher and also runs Beta Magazine, a climbing and outdoors community magazine focused on the female experience but inclusive of all.
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Mike is a Student Rep on the Clubs Committee and more recently has been working with the team as part of the Organisational Development Group.