Volunteer Opportunities
Become an Audubon Docent, Conservation Activist, Nature Store Volunteer, Receptionist, Special Events, Sanctuary Tour Guide or Wildlife Care Center volunteer
Volunteer - it's your nature!
Volunteer opportunities vary throughout the year and there are always new ones being developed. For a comprehensive overview of the current volunteer opportunities available, please plan on attending our next New Volunteer Orientation.
Weekly and Routine Volunteer Opportunities include:
- Audubon Docents are often the first impression visitors have to Audubon and its sanctuary grounds. On weekends during the holiday and spring/summer months, Docents greet visitors, answer natural history questions, assist with bird identification, and just be a helpful presence for our visitors.
- Clerical and Data Entry volunteers are always needed to help with membership and Wildlife Care Center data.
- Conservation Activists continue to support Audubon’s more than 100 year history of leading successful conservation campaigns.
- Nature Store volunteers interact with the public as they browse through the collection of nature books, binoculars and scopes, bird feeders and food, and gifts and toys.
- Audubon’s Receptionists are all volunteers who represent Audubon to callers and visitors.
- Sanctuary Restoration and Trail Maintenance volunteers help keep the extensive trail system and sanctuary grounds beautiful.
- Sanctuary Tour Guides are volunteers who share our sanctuary and nature with school groups.
- Wildlife Care Center volunteers help over 3,500 animals every year!
