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Additional Volunteer Opportunities

 

Volunteers

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If you decide you would like to volunteer, please print out the application and liability release forms, complete both forms and mail to us.

We occasionally post announcements here about new or different ways you can get involved. Please do check in periodically — we welcome your interest and help!

View Scheduled Volunteer Opportunities or Regular Volunteer Opportunities or other program needs.


Scheduled Volunteer Opportunities

October 14, 2008
Oak seedling measuring at Swauk Valley Ranch. Assist in measuring height and other growth indicators of Oregon white oak seedlings. Project requires repeated bending or kneeling. For more details or to register, contact Barbara French at bfrench@tnc.org or (206) 343-4345, ext. 361.

October 18, 2008
Tree planting on the Skagit Delta. Learn how to plant small cedar trees as part of a restoration project. For details, contact Barbara French, or check out the volunteer newsletter.


 Regular Volunteer Opportunities

Thurston County
Second Saturday of the month and every Tuesday:
Join us for regular volunteer work parties on the South Puget Sound prairies.
Click here for volunteering details


Program Needs

Wildlife Biology Internship
The Nature Conservancy is seeking an ecology or biology student to help review scientific articles regarding wildlife movement.

Data Volunteer Needed
The Conservancy's Wenatchee office is seeking a volunteer to help compile data from recent spotted bat surveys.

For details on these opportunities, click here.

 

Nature picture credits: Photo © Grace Diehl