The Michigan Department of resources

needs volunteers for

Volunteer Stewardship Workdays

 

Volunteer workdays are sponsored by the State Park Stewardship Unit to help protect and restore natural areas in our state parks and recreation areas. For more information:Visit the Calendar of Volunteer Stewardship Workdays

 

River Rouge Frog and Toad Survey

Are you interested in learning more about the critters that inhabit your local wetlands? If so, consider signing up for our Frog & Toad Survey.

More Information

 

Bird Studies Canada’s Marsh Monitoring Program (MMP) is seeking Volunteer Marsh Monitoring

Program Regional Coordinators

 

Are you interested to help enhance and support wetland monitoring efforts in your area?

More Information

 

 

 

Whether you are retired, need Community Service Hours for school or would like to share your skills, talents or experiences with children or adults, we have an place for you!

Habitat Maintenance and Restoration: mark trails, inventory natural features, use GIS to locate threatened and endangered species and map habitat  at our St Clair Woods Nature preserve in Kimball Township near Port Huron.

Field Trip Host: Use your warm and engaging personality to make new birders feel welcome then make follow up after trip phone calls.

Education in schools: Bring the wonders of nature to children with  popular prepared presentations.

Inform your Legislator: make phone calls to legislators and other Audubon members, write letters, visit your legislator with us and attend in-district meetings.

Spread the message: take the Detroit Audubon table top display to educational, fundraising and festival events

And there are ALWAYS office needs: mailings, resource cataloging, library development and maintenance, data entry, program planning.

 

Call the Audubon Office at: (248 354-5804)