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Volunteer Ranger Programme
The National Cycle Network is co-ordinated by a charity called Sustrans (the sustainable transport charity), and as such the network is always on the look out for eager volunteers to become Rangers!
What does a Volunteer Ranger do? Rangers are volunteers who help look after a part of the National Cycle Network - usually in their local area Duties may include:
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Rangers play a vital role in the upkeep of the National Cycle Network and Cycle Northern Ireland would encourage anyone with some spare time to find out more. Click here to visit the Sustrans website where you can learn about how to become a Volunteer Ranger!
or e-mail rangers-ni@sustrans.org.uk
Who can be a Volunteer Ranger? Anyone can! |  |  |
Cycle
Northern Ireland is a joint marketing initiative between Sustrans and The
Countryside Access & Activities Network. The project is kindly supported
by the Northern Ireland Tourist Board, Environment & Heritage Service,
Health Promotion Agency, and DRD Roads Service.