Countryside Access Wardens

Countryside Access Wardens help keep the public rights of way network open.

Wardens help the local community and visitors by carrying out simple jobs to make the rights of way network friendlier to use, giving them the confidence to explore the countryside.

Information for Countryside Access Wardens

We give our Countryside Access Wardens the following information and training:

• Delta e-learning training as a Countryside Access Warden.
• Our Countryside Access Warden Handbook.
• Countryside Access Wardens - Hazards and Precautions.
• Regular Public Rights of Way Volunteer newsletters.

Log on to report activity if you're already a Countryside Access Warden.

You should only undertake Countryside Access Warden duties if you're registered with the Countryside Access Warden Scheme and have been fully trained, to ensure that you are covered by Kent County Council's insurance policy in case of accident or injury whilst volunteering.

Contact us:

• email CAS.Volunteer@kent.gov.uk
• call 03000 41 71 71 to speak to a member of our team.