Thank you for 
your interest and support for our wonderful wildlife. Volunteering to help wildlife is a meaningful and fun way to contribute to conservation in your community.
Community Science volunteering begins in the spring and extends through the fall. We offer training individually in the field or online through a conferencing solution.
To learn more about the value of Community Science read our blog post about it.
All volunteer activities can be completed in a way that abides by current social distancing protocols and best practices. Many of our activities can be done in the safety of your own home, backyard, as part of your daily routines, independently, or in contained and manageable spaces. We are committed to putting public health and safety first.
Once you register as a volunteer, please check our events calendars for online training opportunities.
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Turtle Nest Sitters and Wetland Watchers– Turtles populations are in trouble, and need our help! Register by visiting the landing page of our Turtle Guardians site
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Become a Phragmites Fighter– Local teams of 3 to 4 people search for and record locations of invasive species; and then control it’s growth. Register Here
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Snake Supervisors monitor snakes on their own properties- Register Here (and pass your ID Quiz too)
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Become part of our Road Researchers team and report turtles on roads!
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TLB’s Backyard Whippoorwill Challenge – Have you heard Eastern Whip-poor-wills from your property – or from somewhere else – we want to know about it!
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Nightjar Surveys– a one week window in June- take a drive in the evening and record bird calls. Register Here
See our events page for training opportunities
These opportunities and activities have been generously supported by:
