People who live near Brattleboro, VT can volunteer to collect and donate their urine to our depot, while anyone within the Sound watershed can collect their urine to fertilize their own gardens. Feeding, watering, and cage cleaning are the primary responsibilities. Throughout MAVolunteers are needed to assist with collecting water samples for a bacteria analysis that is being conducted at 16 locations along the Millers River and Otter River. VisitThe Last Green Valleywebsite or call Jean Pillo at (860) 928-4948. If you are interested in hosting, sponsoring, or participating in a Marine Meadows workshop, please contactKim Barbour. Early spring projects will be scheduled. Visit theProject Limuluswebsite for more information or email [emailprotected]. Northcentral CT Help protect, conserve, and restore the Farmington River watershed and its precious natural resources. Throughout NYCVolunteer at the Bronx, Central Park, Queens, or Prospect Park Zoos or the NY Aquarium. Mystic, CTAfter initial training, volunteers assist with exhibit education, classroom assistance, the stranding team, and husbandry in animal care areas. SoundWaters would love to have your help. 10. You will look for ladybugs and send pictures of them so scientists can document what they need. Visit the Long Island Water Sentinels website or call (631) 560-0055. Woodbury, CTBecome a volunteer and join a unique group of people dedicated to improving the quality of life through education, recreation, preservation, and participation! Visit theSweetbriar Nature Centerwebsite or call (631) 979-6344. Visit their website for opportunities andeventsto join us andvolunteer, or call (718) 430-4665. Each contributes their time and energy to fit their needs and ours. Bronx, NYBronx River Alliance works with the Bronx community to restore and revitalize the health of the Bronx River. Unpaid internships for college students are available in Husbandry and Education Programs. Monitor stream health, help remove invasive plant species, or with office work. Visit theFriends of Outer Islandwebsite for more information. Water and snacks areprovided. Include your phone number and the best time for her to contact you. More here. 
Sweetbriar is successful in a great part due to the hard work and commitment of its volunteers. Oyster Bay, NY Volunteer for projects to help preserve, protect and restore the Oyster Bay/Cold Spring Harbor estuary and surrounding watershed! There are so many benefits to volunteering. Visit the SoundWaters volunteer page to learn more about our opportunities. For more information or to volunteer, contactGwendolynnof the CT DEEP at 860-447-4339. Throughout CTHelp the CT Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (CT DEEP) by volunteering at state parks, conducting wildlife surveys throughout Connecticut, and much more. Throughout NY Volunteers are needed to look for alewives (a species of river herring) in streams within their community from early March to mid-May. Save the Sound is a program of the Connecticut Fund for the Environment. Find volunteer opportunities with theNational Audubon Society,Audubon Connecticutand atnature centersthroughout the state. For more information, contact Aliki at [emailprotected] or call 413-772-2020 x 207. Glen Cove, NYVolunteers help with the preserves outdoor education program, invasive plant removal, maintaining the butterfly gardens, or with other work around the preserve. It was awesome volunteering for Sweetbrair! Throughout CTThe CT DEEP Volunteer Water Monitoring Program supports citizen-based water quality monitoring efforts throughout Connecticut. Lloyd Harbor, NY Volunteers are needed to help theCaumsett Foundation with their grasslands restoration project atCaumsett State Historic Park Preserve. Visit theCoastal Research and Education Society of Long Islandwebsite or call (631) 319-6003 . Volunteers are needed to assist staff with fieldwork (e.g. I liked it so much, that now I donate money to them. For more information, visit www.frwa.org or call (860) 658-4442. Our Water, Fish and Fishing curriculum is supported by fishing tackle, fish pictures, display materials, and student booklets. Visit the Volunteers for Wildlife website or call (516) 674-0982. conducting stream surveys, water quality monitoring, or habitat assessments), in our office, and at our many special events throughout the year. Most of the interns were not paid, I was compensated $600 for the 10-week, full time internship. Throughout CTVolunteers are needed to provide scientists with detailed information on the nine spotted ladybug and all other ladybug species in North America. Throughout CTCCEs primary goal is to empower individual citizens to have a stronger voice and greater influence in the development and implementation of public policies affecting our water, land, and air in the Connecticut region. Field Biology internshipsare also available for high school students! Suffolk and Nassau Counties Volunteers are needed to test waterways on a regular basis for baseline data monitoring. If you are looking for a one-time, short-term or long-term volunteer arrangement, you may find volunteering at DPNC is a rewarding experience. For more information visit theBruce Museumwebsite or call (203) 413-6746. You will look for ladybugs and send pictures of them so scientists can document they need. Interested volunteers should contactSue Feustel at[emailprotected]. Animal Care/Rehabilitation Assistant: Work with the wildlife rehabilitator to care for injured, sick, and orphaned animals. Visit theNew York State Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservationwebsite to get contact information for the park closest to you! Volunteers can assist in invasive removal activities, cleanups, trail maintenance, plantings, wildlife monitoring, and at our Japanese Stroll Garden and Long Island Water Education field trips. Volunteers only need to make a small commitment, 1 morning a week needed during summer. Port Jefferson, NY Volunteers can participate in a wide range of activities that help with the mission of CSLI. Click above for more info. The goal of volunteer Stewardship Days is to protect and restore the Sound. Visit theAmerican Littoral Societywebsite for more information. Courses are usually run in partnership with town/city recreation departments and the CT Department of Energy and Environmental Protection provides all the equipment necessary. Help remove invasive plant species, monitor the endangered piping plover, or with office work. Oyster Bay, NY Volunteers are needed to help the North Shore Land Alliance protect and preserve, in perpetuity, the green spaces, farmlands, wetlands, groundwater and historical sites of Long Islands north shore. You will gain natural history knowledge and teaching techniques, meet other nature enthusiasts, enjoy continuing education, social gatherings and trips and make a huge contribution to the community. Visit theConnecticut Forest & Park Associationwebsite or call (860) 346-2372. for working at this nonprofit. ANIMAL CARE AND WILDLIFE REHABILITATION VOLUNTEERS MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE. Participating is easy and only requires the use of your phone! Throughout NYSample and tag horseshoe crabs along New Yorks coast during spring spawning surveys. If you would like to be added to the mailing list, or your organization would like its volunteer event advertised on this volunteer e-newsletter, please contact please contact Jimena Perez-Viscasillas at [emailprotected], Our Vision and the Comprehensive Conservation and Management Plan, Committees and Work Groups/Meetings and Events, Climate Change and Sentinel Monitoring Work Group, Habitat Restoration and Stewardship Work Group, Public Involvement and Education Work Group, Sustainable and Resilient Communities Work Group, Clean Water Solutions to Reduce Nitrogen Pollution, Nutrient Bioextraction: Extracting Pollution from the Sound, New York and Connecticuts Shellfish and Seaweed Aquaculture GIS Map Viewer, New Bioextraction Pilot Projects in Connecticut and Long Island Waters, Practical Applications of Nutrient Bioextraction, Ecosystem Targets and Supporting Indicators, Waters and Watersheds Ecosystem Targets and Indicators, Industrial Chemical Discharges (TRI data Total LIS watershed and CT and NY portion of watershed), Habitats and Wildlife Ecosytem Targets and Indicators, Herring Runs at Streams with Upstream Planned Fishway Projects, Forage Fish in Open Water/NY and CT Coastlines, Finfish Biomass and Species Richness Indices, Shad & Blueback Herring Long Island Sound, Sustainable Communities Ecosystem Targets and Indicators, Waterfront Community Resiliency and Sustainability, Population Within 50-mile Buffer of Long Island Sound, Climate Change and Sentinel Monitoring Research Projects, Other LISS Climate Change Research Projects, Water Quality Monitoring in the Sound and Embayments, Connecticut Aquatic Resourced Education (CARE) Program, Theodore Roosevelt Sanctuary and Audubon Center, Bronx River Sound Shore Audubon Society, Cold Spring Harbor Fish Hatchery and Aquarium, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County, Coastal Research and Education Society of Long Island, Nassau County Parks, Recreation and Museums, New York State Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, Southold Protection in Aquaculture Training, Theodore Roosevelt Sanctuary & Audubon Center, VOLUNTEER for the Sound: September 2016 [, VOLUNTEER for the Sound: September 2015 [. Our volunteer opportunities included supervising students during the event, assisting at a subject area station, judging oral presentations, and various operational jobs such as passing out tee shirts, signing in teams, and running tests. Volunteers especially needed for the lower Millers River. Visit theAvalonia websiteor call (860) 884-3500. An interest and fondness of insects is a must. Become a CRC Community Science Volunteer. Test kits and training are provided. Also, they have some amazing learning driven programs for kids, and adults; regarding the manner of Long Island wildlife. Stony Creek, CTThis volunteer organization is dedicated to preserving and maintaining OuterIsland, a Unit of the US Fish and Wildlife McKinney National Wildlife Refuge. Visit theCitizens Campaign for the Environmentwebsite for more info. Southold, NYVolunteers help to maintain their shellfish hatchery and gardens, with boatbuilding, and assist at the aquaculture facility which grows clams oysters and scallops. The nature center is located on a beautiful 55 acre preserve adjacent to the Nissequogue River. For more information, please emailKeith. Sign up with your email address to receive news and updates. Throughout NY Help your local Audubon Chapter monitor birds, restore habitat, conduct education and outreach, and lead bird walks and other public programs. Visit thewebsiteor call (631) 727 -2315 x3. Volunteers can also support nine-spotted ladybug reintroduction efforts by purchasing and releasing larvae and/or adults of this species. All of these things could not run smoothly without the help and support of volunteers. Their stewardship efforts extend to plantings, rubbish removal, and helping to rebuild connections to the river through tours, cycling, paddling and kayaking events along the river. VisitHVAwebsite or call (800) TEAM-HVA. The program offers support to watershed groups, lake associations, conservation commissions, and other organized environmental groups wishing to conduct monitoring on lakes/ponds, rivers/streams, and/or coastal/marine waters in the State. Visit theCT DEEPwebsite for the internship form. If you are looking for a one-time, short-term or long-term volunteer opportunity, they can find something that suits your skills and schedule. We need approximately 100 volunteers for the event which is held in April each year. Visit theConnecticut Aquatic Resourced Education (CARE) Programwebsite or call (860) 424-FISH. Do these reviews help you learn more about. This position is available seven days a week on a regularly scheduled basis. Ask a question about working or interviewing at Sweetbriar Nature Center. Throughout NYCJoin New York Restoration Project (NYRP) in planting and caring for trees, cleaning parks, planting flowers in community gardens even helping out in their office. Cold Spring Harbor, NYVolunteers can assist with animal care or help with fishing and other special events. It gives me a purpose and everyone there is extremely supportive, friendly and helpful. Visit the Coastal Steward Long Island website or contact us at (631) 941-6528 or [emailprotected]. See Sweetbriar Nature Center ratings, salaries, jobs in Smithtown, NY. VisitPMNswebsite to learn more. I love volunteering at Sweetbriar. The LISS volunteer e-newsletter is a monthly publication that provides a listing of upcoming volunteer events in New York and Connecticut and also features a volunteer spotlight. Throughout CTVolunteers participate in a free training day and then teach Family Fishing courses in their hometowns. Visit theLI Environthonswebsiteor call (631) 727-2315 x3. Stamford, CT Interested in working at a community event? Land-based monitoring, no experience is necessary, its easy to do and we really need the help! Volunteers can also help with data entry, filing, fundraising and staffing a table at events. I have learned and honed my informal education techniques, multitasking, and customer service. Volunteer opportunities include river and tributary clean-ups, invasive plant removals, buffer plantings and restorations, rain garden installations, and annual water quality monitoring. A typical work day involves some animal care and some education (schools, scouts, or the public). Learn new skills, meet new people and experience the rewards of working directly to make a positive impact on our environment. All volunteers must attend a free training on water quality monitoring and monitoring techniques in order to participate in Water Logging. Throughout CTSample and tag horseshoe crabs along the northern coast of Long Island Sound during May and June spawning season. Visit theTheodore Roosevelt Sanctuary & Audubon Centerwebsite or call (516) 922-3200. Children age 16 and over are welcome with responsible adult supervision. They also have a fish tagging programyou can tag fish for their survey! Visit theCornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk Countywebsite or call (631) 239-1800 ext. Throughout CT Volunteers will monitor local boat launches for the presence of invasive plants and animals, such as zebra mussels. We also need people with carpentry skills to work with our wooden boat building program. Eastern CTThe Poquetanuck Cove Preservation Committee of the Thames River Basin Partnership is seeking volunteers to assist with summer plant community monitoring at Poquetanuck Cove, located between Preston and Ledyard, CT. VisitNYC Parkswebsiteor contactMahanth Joishyat 212-360-8287. One of the ways volunteers can get involved is through ourgrowing number of citizenscience programs which aim to learn more about Long Island wildlife and the habitats they utilize, including Diamondback Terrapins which are found in the Long Island Sound. Visit theAlley Pond Environmental Centerwebsiteor call (718) 229-4000. I learned about the rehabilitation of Long Island Wildlife, as well as practicing being in a clinical setting and working with local people and other interns and rehabilitators. Visit theLong Island Volunteer Centerwebsite or call (516) 564-5482. If emailing, give a brief description on why you would like to volunteer with us. For more info, email [emailprotected], or text (631) 767-6287. The hardest part of the job is making time for everything that needs to be done with a limited staff. Old Mystic, CTVolunteers help in all aspects of our operations including trail work, property stewardship, beach clean-ups, fund-raising, special events, clerical and computer support. Visit theNY Marine Rescue Centerwebsite or call (631) 369-9840. Throughout NYCome clean the beaches of Long Island Sound during the Annual International Beach Clean-up Day in September. Volunteers are also often the source of ideas for initiatives carried out by the PRWC. For more information,[emailprotected]. Greenburgh, NYVolunteers can help care for the live animals and maintain the museum or greenhouse. Besides the Special Events, Grounds, and Program Specialist, other volunteer positions are on a weekly basis. Visit theCitizens Campaign for the Environmentwebsite for more information. Learn more at www.ctriver.org/get-involved/ Sign up for emails to hear about upcoming volunteer needs. Visit theMystic Aquariumwebsite or call (860) 572-5955. As part of this program, you collect valuable information about phytoplankton populations in your area! Throughout CTHelp Audubon CT with bird surveys, mailings, science programs, and other projects. Email [emailprotected] to ask questions or express interest. For instructions and to register, click here. Visit theLost Ladybugwebsite for more information. You can learn, have fun outdoors, and help save these important species. This is the ultimate summer science project for kids and adults! Throughout CTThe Sound Schoolis asking blue crabbers from NY and CT to send reports about their crabbing experiences and observations of habitat and fishing success. Relaxing environment to work with children and the general public, On a typical day I would come to work and open up the butterfly house, setting up a table and chairs as well as educational displays. Program Specialist: Lead one of our many specially designed nature programs for schools, and other groups. Rockfall, CTVolunteers cut brush, build water bars, blaze, and maintain the 825 mile long Blue-Blazed Hiking Trail System with other CFPA volunteers, or join our volunteer special events committee. Visit theCornell Cooperative Extensionwebsite for programs throughout NY or visit theProject LimulusWebsite for programs in the north shore of Long Island, coastal Westchester county, and CT. A Stewardship Day is a volunteer day where people can connect with their local Stewardship Area. Westchester County, NYFind an exciting volunteer opportunity near you on Westchester CountysVolunteerweb page. Visit theSave the Soundwebsite or call (203) 787-0646. PLEASE READ: The animals and staff depend heavily on dedicated volunteers. Visit theWhite Memorial Conservationwebsite or call (860) 567-0857. Get involved with beach cleanups, oyster restoration, outdoor educational programs, marketing and social media, and event coordination! Throughout CTThe Phytoplankton Monitoring Network (PMN) was established as an outreach program for monitoring marine phytoplankton and harmful algal blooms (HABs). Throughout CTHelp theConnecticut Audubon Societyby taking part in their Osprey Nation citizen science project. Visit theEarthplacewebsite or call (203) 557-4400. Volunteers are needed to help monitor the rivers health (e.g. Stratford Point, CT Volunteers needed to help with coastal restoration project, planting native trees, shrubs and grasses, help maintain our pollinator meadows, plant native flowers and remove invasive plants. We can accommodate many schedules. cleanup events), and conduct educational and outreach events. Mystic, CTVolunteers help in all facets of our operations including education, clerical, special events, animal care, and maintenance. Where: Sweet Briar Nature Center, 62 Eckernkamp Dr, Smithtown, NY 11787, USA (map). Locust Valley, NY Volunteers have the opportunity to help care for injured native wildlife in the rehabilitation hospital or help with the care of wildlife ambassadors and assisting the education department with events and education programs. Our community is ready to answer. Rehabilitation Assistants needed mainly in spring and summer months. Visit theCenters websiteor call (914) 834-1443 to speak with Mary, Environmental Program Director. Training will be provided. For more information, visit thePRWCwebsite or call (203) 267-1700. The iMapInvasives group relies on volunteers to help them map out the location and distribution of invasive species throughout New York. Smithtown, NYAssist with the Nature Centers summer camp, animal care, butterfly house, wildlife rehabilitation, and special events. Learn about the grassland restoration project and the Baltimore Checkerspot butterfly while participating in invasive weed pulls and the planting of natives in the restoration area. Volunteers are needed to act as docents for visitors to the refuge and also to help clean up and monitor the island. Setauket, NY Join Friends of Flax Pond and help collect data as part of the Diamondback Terrapin Nesting Survey (Turtles), the Flax Pond Summer Research Institute, invasive species monitoring or horseshoe crabs! Examples of topics for past projects include the impact of climate change on ecosystems, dredging, coastal permitting, and coastal hazards. Throughout NYThere are 20 state parks and historic sites throughout Long Island. Add an important piece to your resume, if you are just starting out. Opportunities include tree planting, invasive plant removal, wildlife surveys, water sampling, river cleanup, and more. Visit theMaritime Aquariumwebsite for more information. Throughout NYVolunteers can search this database to find hundredsof opportunities throughout Nassau & Suffolk counties. Thank you for your interest in volunteering at Sweetbriar Nature Center, and supporting our mission of providing Wildlife Rehabilitation and Nature Education to Suffolk County residents. Thames River Watershed, Eastern CTThe Last Green Valley Water Quality Monitoring Program is seeking volunteers to assist with collecting water quality information through a variety of programs, from stream walks and riffle bioassessments to cyanobacteria monitoring. Sweetbriar Nature Center - ECSS, 62 Eckernkamp Drive, SMITHTOWN 11787, United States, Animal Encounters and Wildlife Experiences. Throughout Long IslandThe Marine Meadows Program is an innovative, community-based component of Cornell Cooperative Extensions overall eelgrass restoration efforts. Rewarding workplace and wonderful coworkers. Visit the North Shore Land Alliance website and contact [emailprotected] or call at (516) 922-1028. Vivarium Assistant: Assist with all aspects of the daily operation and maintenance of the Butterfly and Moth Vivarium. Connecticut River Watershed CRC recruits volunteers to help with water quality monitoring, river herring surveys, water chestnut pulls, tree plantings, and sea lamprey nest surveys. Volunteers will be trained during workshops. Ability to relate to children and a love of the natural world is a must. Throughout CTVolunteers are needed for trail maintenance and mapping, invasive removal, spring cleanups, board positions, hike and program leaders, teaching elementary school children in a river study program, River Rangers, writers and graphic designers for publications, and more. VisitThe Nature Conservancywebsite for more information. Gardeners for the formal garden meet Tuesdays starting in mid-March. I learned much about caring for insects and plants as well as educating children. Visit the Friends of the Bay website or email or call (516) 922-6666. Throughout CTThe Nature Conservancy offers many volunteer opportunities throughout Connecticut! Visit theWildlife Conservation Societywebsite or call (718) 220-5100. All who help out here enjoy the family atmosphere that prevails at the nature center. The most enjoyable part of the job is interacting with the audience and seeing their interest in science grow. To learn more, call or email Vicky to sign up at (631) 444-0441. West Sayville, NYVolunteers are trained to assist with whale watch trips to spot animals and record data. The Museum also offers internships! Visit theNassau County Parks, Recreation and Museumswebsite to find volunteer opportunities near you! Visit theCold Spring Harbor Fish Hatchery and Aquariumwebsite or call (516) 692-6768. Throughout NY Audubon New York, a state office of the National Audubon Society, offers volunteer opportunities at the Theodore Roosevelt Sanctuary and Audubon Center and at Coast Program sites across Long Island. Accessibility, Disability and Accommodation, 2.0 out of 5 stars for Compensation/Benefits, 2.5 out of 5 stars for Job Security/Advancement, The most useful review selected by Indeed. The Center also provides internships and community service opportunities for students from local schools. SWAG including stickers and patches will be provided to all who volunteer! We can also use help with ourwebsite and data entry. ALL VOLUNTEERS MUST BE AT LEAST 16 YEARS OF AGE. Throughout NYCThe newly launched PARKS GREETER CORPS is a team of motivated volunteers who are ambassadors of New Yorks park system in the community. Membership Get Involved Contact Us Donate Privacy Policy 4HAS Shop. There are over 150 volunteers helping out at Sweetbriar in varying capacities. Stewardship of sensitive areas is also needed to further protect wildlife and their habitats. Description: Join 4HAS and Nature Initiative as we maintain the Sweetbriar Habitat Garden, located across from the Eagle enclosure behind the main building at Sweetbriar Nature Center. Volunteers also help with seal observation trips, such as seal walks and cruises. Southbury, Woodbury, Bethlehem, CTVolunteers are the life-blood of the PRWC. Visit theLong Island Seaport & Eco Centerwebsite or call (631) 474-4725. Gardener: Assist the lead gardener with watering, pruning, weeding and planting. Center Receptionist: Greet visitors, take registration, answer the phone and be an ambassador for the Nature Center. VisitPMNswebsiteto learn more. Along the CT River, NH, VT, CT, and MA Tributaries Want to get involved to help our rivers? If you are interested in participating, call (203) 946-6875 or email at[emailprotected]and data protocol will be sent to you. Westchester, Queens, and Nassau Counties, NY and Greenwich, CTLearn how to track bacteria pollution in your favorite stream or harbor and become a citizen scientist for Save the Sound. Visit theGarvies Point Museum and Preservewebsite or call (516)571-8011. Please contact Isabel at Imfswbriarnc@aol.com or fill out the form below. Training is free and all equipment is provided! The pay is not meant to be competitive, just a small compensation for travel etc. Litchfield, CTVolunteer to lead nature walks, teach programs on pond critters, or help care for the animals, or participate in wildlife research. Bayside, NYEvery spring Bayside Anglers Group host the Little Neck Bay Beach Clean-up a shoreline clean-up of the Bayside, NY waterfront. Volunteers can work both in the formal garden and/or the Butterfly and Moth Vivarium.
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Sweetbriar is successful in a great part due to the hard work and commitment of its volunteers. Oyster Bay, NY Volunteer for projects to help preserve, protect and restore the Oyster Bay/Cold Spring Harbor estuary and surrounding watershed! There are so many benefits to volunteering. Visit the SoundWaters volunteer page to learn more about our opportunities. For more information or to volunteer, contactGwendolynnof the CT DEEP at 860-447-4339. Throughout CTHelp the CT Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (CT DEEP) by volunteering at state parks, conducting wildlife surveys throughout Connecticut, and much more. Throughout NY Volunteers are needed to look for alewives (a species of river herring) in streams within their community from early March to mid-May. Save the Sound is a program of the Connecticut Fund for the Environment. Find volunteer opportunities with theNational Audubon Society,Audubon Connecticutand atnature centersthroughout the state. For more information, contact Aliki at [emailprotected] or call 413-772-2020 x 207. Glen Cove, NYVolunteers help with the preserves outdoor education program, invasive plant removal, maintaining the butterfly gardens, or with other work around the preserve. It was awesome volunteering for Sweetbrair! Throughout CTThe CT DEEP Volunteer Water Monitoring Program supports citizen-based water quality monitoring efforts throughout Connecticut. Lloyd Harbor, NY Volunteers are needed to help theCaumsett Foundation with their grasslands restoration project atCaumsett State Historic Park Preserve. Visit theCoastal Research and Education Society of Long Islandwebsite or call (631) 319-6003 . Volunteers are needed to assist staff with fieldwork (e.g. I liked it so much, that now I donate money to them. For more information, visit www.frwa.org or call (860) 658-4442. Our Water, Fish and Fishing curriculum is supported by fishing tackle, fish pictures, display materials, and student booklets. Visit the Volunteers for Wildlife website or call (516) 674-0982. conducting stream surveys, water quality monitoring, or habitat assessments), in our office, and at our many special events throughout the year. Most of the interns were not paid, I was compensated $600 for the 10-week, full time internship. Throughout CTVolunteers are needed to provide scientists with detailed information on the nine spotted ladybug and all other ladybug species in North America. Throughout CTCCEs primary goal is to empower individual citizens to have a stronger voice and greater influence in the development and implementation of public policies affecting our water, land, and air in the Connecticut region. Field Biology internshipsare also available for high school students! Suffolk and Nassau Counties Volunteers are needed to test waterways on a regular basis for baseline data monitoring. If you are looking for a one-time, short-term or long-term volunteer arrangement, you may find volunteering at DPNC is a rewarding experience. For more information visit theBruce Museumwebsite or call (203) 413-6746. You will look for ladybugs and send pictures of them so scientists can document they need. Interested volunteers should contactSue Feustel at[emailprotected]. Animal Care/Rehabilitation Assistant: Work with the wildlife rehabilitator to care for injured, sick, and orphaned animals. Visit theNew York State Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservationwebsite to get contact information for the park closest to you! Volunteers can assist in invasive removal activities, cleanups, trail maintenance, plantings, wildlife monitoring, and at our Japanese Stroll Garden and Long Island Water Education field trips. Volunteers only need to make a small commitment, 1 morning a week needed during summer. Port Jefferson, NY Volunteers can participate in a wide range of activities that help with the mission of CSLI. Click above for more info. The goal of volunteer Stewardship Days is to protect and restore the Sound. Visit theAmerican Littoral Societywebsite for more information. Courses are usually run in partnership with town/city recreation departments and the CT Department of Energy and Environmental Protection provides all the equipment necessary. Help remove invasive plant species, monitor the endangered piping plover, or with office work. Oyster Bay, NY Volunteers are needed to help the North Shore Land Alliance protect and preserve, in perpetuity, the green spaces, farmlands, wetlands, groundwater and historical sites of Long Islands north shore. You will gain natural history knowledge and teaching techniques, meet other nature enthusiasts, enjoy continuing education, social gatherings and trips and make a huge contribution to the community. Visit theConnecticut Forest & Park Associationwebsite or call (860) 346-2372. for working at this nonprofit. ANIMAL CARE AND WILDLIFE REHABILITATION VOLUNTEERS MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE. Participating is easy and only requires the use of your phone! Throughout NYSample and tag horseshoe crabs along New Yorks coast during spring spawning surveys. If you would like to be added to the mailing list, or your organization would like its volunteer event advertised on this volunteer e-newsletter, please contact please contact Jimena Perez-Viscasillas at [emailprotected], Our Vision and the Comprehensive Conservation and Management Plan, Committees and Work Groups/Meetings and Events, Climate Change and Sentinel Monitoring Work Group, Habitat Restoration and Stewardship Work Group, Public Involvement and Education Work Group, Sustainable and Resilient Communities Work Group, Clean Water Solutions to Reduce Nitrogen Pollution, Nutrient Bioextraction: Extracting Pollution from the Sound, New York and Connecticuts Shellfish and Seaweed Aquaculture GIS Map Viewer, New Bioextraction Pilot Projects in Connecticut and Long Island Waters, Practical Applications of Nutrient Bioextraction, Ecosystem Targets and Supporting Indicators, Waters and Watersheds Ecosystem Targets and Indicators, Industrial Chemical Discharges (TRI data Total LIS watershed and CT and NY portion of watershed), Habitats and Wildlife Ecosytem Targets and Indicators, Herring Runs at Streams with Upstream Planned Fishway Projects, Forage Fish in Open Water/NY and CT Coastlines, Finfish Biomass and Species Richness Indices, Shad & Blueback Herring Long Island Sound, Sustainable Communities Ecosystem Targets and Indicators, Waterfront Community Resiliency and Sustainability, Population Within 50-mile Buffer of Long Island Sound, Climate Change and Sentinel Monitoring Research Projects, Other LISS Climate Change Research Projects, Water Quality Monitoring in the Sound and Embayments, Connecticut Aquatic Resourced Education (CARE) Program, Theodore Roosevelt Sanctuary and Audubon Center, Bronx River Sound Shore Audubon Society, Cold Spring Harbor Fish Hatchery and Aquarium, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County, Coastal Research and Education Society of Long Island, Nassau County Parks, Recreation and Museums, New York State Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, Southold Protection in Aquaculture Training, Theodore Roosevelt Sanctuary & Audubon Center, VOLUNTEER for the Sound: September 2016 [, VOLUNTEER for the Sound: September 2015 [. Our volunteer opportunities included supervising students during the event, assisting at a subject area station, judging oral presentations, and various operational jobs such as passing out tee shirts, signing in teams, and running tests. Volunteers especially needed for the lower Millers River. Visit theAvalonia websiteor call (860) 884-3500. An interest and fondness of insects is a must. Become a CRC Community Science Volunteer. Test kits and training are provided. Also, they have some amazing learning driven programs for kids, and adults; regarding the manner of Long Island wildlife. Stony Creek, CTThis volunteer organization is dedicated to preserving and maintaining OuterIsland, a Unit of the US Fish and Wildlife McKinney National Wildlife Refuge. Visit theCitizens Campaign for the Environmentwebsite for more info. Southold, NYVolunteers help to maintain their shellfish hatchery and gardens, with boatbuilding, and assist at the aquaculture facility which grows clams oysters and scallops. The nature center is located on a beautiful 55 acre preserve adjacent to the Nissequogue River. For more information, please emailKeith. Sign up with your email address to receive news and updates. Throughout NY Help your local Audubon Chapter monitor birds, restore habitat, conduct education and outreach, and lead bird walks and other public programs. Visit thewebsiteor call (631) 727 -2315 x3. Volunteers can also support nine-spotted ladybug reintroduction efforts by purchasing and releasing larvae and/or adults of this species. All of these things could not run smoothly without the help and support of volunteers. Their stewardship efforts extend to plantings, rubbish removal, and helping to rebuild connections to the river through tours, cycling, paddling and kayaking events along the river. VisitHVAwebsite or call (800) TEAM-HVA. The program offers support to watershed groups, lake associations, conservation commissions, and other organized environmental groups wishing to conduct monitoring on lakes/ponds, rivers/streams, and/or coastal/marine waters in the State. Visit theCT DEEPwebsite for the internship form. If you are looking for a one-time, short-term or long-term volunteer opportunity, they can find something that suits your skills and schedule. We need approximately 100 volunteers for the event which is held in April each year. Visit theConnecticut Aquatic Resourced Education (CARE) Programwebsite or call (860) 424-FISH. Do these reviews help you learn more about. This position is available seven days a week on a regularly scheduled basis. Ask a question about working or interviewing at Sweetbriar Nature Center. Throughout NYCJoin New York Restoration Project (NYRP) in planting and caring for trees, cleaning parks, planting flowers in community gardens even helping out in their office. Cold Spring Harbor, NYVolunteers can assist with animal care or help with fishing and other special events. It gives me a purpose and everyone there is extremely supportive, friendly and helpful. Visit the Coastal Steward Long Island website or contact us at (631) 941-6528 or [emailprotected]. See Sweetbriar Nature Center ratings, salaries, jobs in Smithtown, NY. VisitPMNswebsite to learn more. I love volunteering at Sweetbriar. The LISS volunteer e-newsletter is a monthly publication that provides a listing of upcoming volunteer events in New York and Connecticut and also features a volunteer spotlight. Throughout CTVolunteers participate in a free training day and then teach Family Fishing courses in their hometowns. Visit theLI Environthonswebsiteor call (631) 727-2315 x3. Stamford, CT Interested in working at a community event? Land-based monitoring, no experience is necessary, its easy to do and we really need the help! Volunteers can also help with data entry, filing, fundraising and staffing a table at events. I have learned and honed my informal education techniques, multitasking, and customer service. Volunteer opportunities include river and tributary clean-ups, invasive plant removals, buffer plantings and restorations, rain garden installations, and annual water quality monitoring. A typical work day involves some animal care and some education (schools, scouts, or the public). Learn new skills, meet new people and experience the rewards of working directly to make a positive impact on our environment. All volunteers must attend a free training on water quality monitoring and monitoring techniques in order to participate in Water Logging. Throughout CTSample and tag horseshoe crabs along the northern coast of Long Island Sound during May and June spawning season. Visit theTheodore Roosevelt Sanctuary & Audubon Centerwebsite or call (516) 922-3200. Children age 16 and over are welcome with responsible adult supervision. They also have a fish tagging programyou can tag fish for their survey! Visit theCornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk Countywebsite or call (631) 239-1800 ext. Throughout CT Volunteers will monitor local boat launches for the presence of invasive plants and animals, such as zebra mussels. We also need people with carpentry skills to work with our wooden boat building program. Eastern CTThe Poquetanuck Cove Preservation Committee of the Thames River Basin Partnership is seeking volunteers to assist with summer plant community monitoring at Poquetanuck Cove, located between Preston and Ledyard, CT. VisitNYC Parkswebsiteor contactMahanth Joishyat 212-360-8287. One of the ways volunteers can get involved is through ourgrowing number of citizenscience programs which aim to learn more about Long Island wildlife and the habitats they utilize, including Diamondback Terrapins which are found in the Long Island Sound. Visit theAlley Pond Environmental Centerwebsiteor call (718) 229-4000. I learned about the rehabilitation of Long Island Wildlife, as well as practicing being in a clinical setting and working with local people and other interns and rehabilitators. Visit theLong Island Volunteer Centerwebsite or call (516) 564-5482. If emailing, give a brief description on why you would like to volunteer with us. For more info, email [emailprotected], or text (631) 767-6287. The hardest part of the job is making time for everything that needs to be done with a limited staff. Old Mystic, CTVolunteers help in all aspects of our operations including trail work, property stewardship, beach clean-ups, fund-raising, special events, clerical and computer support. Visit theNY Marine Rescue Centerwebsite or call (631) 369-9840. Throughout NYCome clean the beaches of Long Island Sound during the Annual International Beach Clean-up Day in September. Volunteers are also often the source of ideas for initiatives carried out by the PRWC. For more information,[emailprotected]. Greenburgh, NYVolunteers can help care for the live animals and maintain the museum or greenhouse. Besides the Special Events, Grounds, and Program Specialist, other volunteer positions are on a weekly basis. Visit theCitizens Campaign for the Environmentwebsite for more information. Learn more at www.ctriver.org/get-involved/ Sign up for emails to hear about upcoming volunteer needs. Visit theMystic Aquariumwebsite or call (860) 572-5955. As part of this program, you collect valuable information about phytoplankton populations in your area! Throughout CTHelp Audubon CT with bird surveys, mailings, science programs, and other projects. Email [emailprotected] to ask questions or express interest. For instructions and to register, click here. Visit theLost Ladybugwebsite for more information. You can learn, have fun outdoors, and help save these important species. This is the ultimate summer science project for kids and adults! Throughout CTThe Sound Schoolis asking blue crabbers from NY and CT to send reports about their crabbing experiences and observations of habitat and fishing success. Relaxing environment to work with children and the general public, On a typical day I would come to work and open up the butterfly house, setting up a table and chairs as well as educational displays. Program Specialist: Lead one of our many specially designed nature programs for schools, and other groups. Rockfall, CTVolunteers cut brush, build water bars, blaze, and maintain the 825 mile long Blue-Blazed Hiking Trail System with other CFPA volunteers, or join our volunteer special events committee. Visit theCornell Cooperative Extensionwebsite for programs throughout NY or visit theProject LimulusWebsite for programs in the north shore of Long Island, coastal Westchester county, and CT. A Stewardship Day is a volunteer day where people can connect with their local Stewardship Area. Westchester County, NYFind an exciting volunteer opportunity near you on Westchester CountysVolunteerweb page. Visit theSave the Soundwebsite or call (203) 787-0646. PLEASE READ: The animals and staff depend heavily on dedicated volunteers. Visit theWhite Memorial Conservationwebsite or call (860) 567-0857. Get involved with beach cleanups, oyster restoration, outdoor educational programs, marketing and social media, and event coordination! Throughout CTThe Phytoplankton Monitoring Network (PMN) was established as an outreach program for monitoring marine phytoplankton and harmful algal blooms (HABs). Throughout CTHelp theConnecticut Audubon Societyby taking part in their Osprey Nation citizen science project. Visit theEarthplacewebsite or call (203) 557-4400. Volunteers are needed to help monitor the rivers health (e.g. Stratford Point, CT Volunteers needed to help with coastal restoration project, planting native trees, shrubs and grasses, help maintain our pollinator meadows, plant native flowers and remove invasive plants. We can accommodate many schedules. cleanup events), and conduct educational and outreach events. Mystic, CTVolunteers help in all facets of our operations including education, clerical, special events, animal care, and maintenance. Where: Sweet Briar Nature Center, 62 Eckernkamp Dr, Smithtown, NY 11787, USA (map). Locust Valley, NY Volunteers have the opportunity to help care for injured native wildlife in the rehabilitation hospital or help with the care of wildlife ambassadors and assisting the education department with events and education programs. Our community is ready to answer. Rehabilitation Assistants needed mainly in spring and summer months. Visit theCenters websiteor call (914) 834-1443 to speak with Mary, Environmental Program Director. Training will be provided. For more information, visit thePRWCwebsite or call (203) 267-1700. The iMapInvasives group relies on volunteers to help them map out the location and distribution of invasive species throughout New York. Smithtown, NYAssist with the Nature Centers summer camp, animal care, butterfly house, wildlife rehabilitation, and special events. Learn about the grassland restoration project and the Baltimore Checkerspot butterfly while participating in invasive weed pulls and the planting of natives in the restoration area. Volunteers are needed to act as docents for visitors to the refuge and also to help clean up and monitor the island. Setauket, NY Join Friends of Flax Pond and help collect data as part of the Diamondback Terrapin Nesting Survey (Turtles), the Flax Pond Summer Research Institute, invasive species monitoring or horseshoe crabs! Examples of topics for past projects include the impact of climate change on ecosystems, dredging, coastal permitting, and coastal hazards. Throughout NYThere are 20 state parks and historic sites throughout Long Island. Add an important piece to your resume, if you are just starting out. Opportunities include tree planting, invasive plant removal, wildlife surveys, water sampling, river cleanup, and more. Visit theMaritime Aquariumwebsite for more information. Throughout NYVolunteers can search this database to find hundredsof opportunities throughout Nassau & Suffolk counties. Thank you for your interest in volunteering at Sweetbriar Nature Center, and supporting our mission of providing Wildlife Rehabilitation and Nature Education to Suffolk County residents. Thames River Watershed, Eastern CTThe Last Green Valley Water Quality Monitoring Program is seeking volunteers to assist with collecting water quality information through a variety of programs, from stream walks and riffle bioassessments to cyanobacteria monitoring. Sweetbriar Nature Center - ECSS, 62 Eckernkamp Drive, SMITHTOWN 11787, United States, Animal Encounters and Wildlife Experiences. Throughout Long IslandThe Marine Meadows Program is an innovative, community-based component of Cornell Cooperative Extensions overall eelgrass restoration efforts. Rewarding workplace and wonderful coworkers. Visit the North Shore Land Alliance website and contact [emailprotected] or call at (516) 922-1028. Vivarium Assistant: Assist with all aspects of the daily operation and maintenance of the Butterfly and Moth Vivarium. Connecticut River Watershed CRC recruits volunteers to help with water quality monitoring, river herring surveys, water chestnut pulls, tree plantings, and sea lamprey nest surveys. Volunteers will be trained during workshops. Ability to relate to children and a love of the natural world is a must. Throughout CTVolunteers are needed for trail maintenance and mapping, invasive removal, spring cleanups, board positions, hike and program leaders, teaching elementary school children in a river study program, River Rangers, writers and graphic designers for publications, and more. VisitThe Nature Conservancywebsite for more information. Gardeners for the formal garden meet Tuesdays starting in mid-March. I learned much about caring for insects and plants as well as educating children. Visit the Friends of the Bay website or email or call (516) 922-6666. Throughout CTThe Nature Conservancy offers many volunteer opportunities throughout Connecticut! Visit theWildlife Conservation Societywebsite or call (718) 220-5100. All who help out here enjoy the family atmosphere that prevails at the nature center. The most enjoyable part of the job is interacting with the audience and seeing their interest in science grow. To learn more, call or email Vicky to sign up at (631) 444-0441. West Sayville, NYVolunteers are trained to assist with whale watch trips to spot animals and record data. The Museum also offers internships! Visit theNassau County Parks, Recreation and Museumswebsite to find volunteer opportunities near you! Visit theCold Spring Harbor Fish Hatchery and Aquariumwebsite or call (516) 692-6768. Throughout NY Audubon New York, a state office of the National Audubon Society, offers volunteer opportunities at the Theodore Roosevelt Sanctuary and Audubon Center and at Coast Program sites across Long Island. Accessibility, Disability and Accommodation, 2.0 out of 5 stars for Compensation/Benefits, 2.5 out of 5 stars for Job Security/Advancement, The most useful review selected by Indeed. The Center also provides internships and community service opportunities for students from local schools. SWAG including stickers and patches will be provided to all who volunteer! We can also use help with ourwebsite and data entry. ALL VOLUNTEERS MUST BE AT LEAST 16 YEARS OF AGE. Throughout NYCThe newly launched PARKS GREETER CORPS is a team of motivated volunteers who are ambassadors of New Yorks park system in the community. Membership Get Involved Contact Us Donate Privacy Policy 4HAS Shop. There are over 150 volunteers helping out at Sweetbriar in varying capacities. Stewardship of sensitive areas is also needed to further protect wildlife and their habitats. Description: Join 4HAS and Nature Initiative as we maintain the Sweetbriar Habitat Garden, located across from the Eagle enclosure behind the main building at Sweetbriar Nature Center. Volunteers also help with seal observation trips, such as seal walks and cruises. Southbury, Woodbury, Bethlehem, CTVolunteers are the life-blood of the PRWC. Visit theLong Island Seaport & Eco Centerwebsite or call (631) 474-4725. Gardener: Assist the lead gardener with watering, pruning, weeding and planting. Center Receptionist: Greet visitors, take registration, answer the phone and be an ambassador for the Nature Center. VisitPMNswebsiteto learn more. Along the CT River, NH, VT, CT, and MA Tributaries Want to get involved to help our rivers? If you are interested in participating, call (203) 946-6875 or email at[emailprotected]and data protocol will be sent to you. Westchester, Queens, and Nassau Counties, NY and Greenwich, CTLearn how to track bacteria pollution in your favorite stream or harbor and become a citizen scientist for Save the Sound. Visit theGarvies Point Museum and Preservewebsite or call (516)571-8011. Please contact Isabel at Imfswbriarnc@aol.com or fill out the form below. Training is free and all equipment is provided! The pay is not meant to be competitive, just a small compensation for travel etc. Litchfield, CTVolunteer to lead nature walks, teach programs on pond critters, or help care for the animals, or participate in wildlife research. Bayside, NYEvery spring Bayside Anglers Group host the Little Neck Bay Beach Clean-up a shoreline clean-up of the Bayside, NY waterfront. Volunteers can work both in the formal garden and/or the Butterfly and Moth Vivarium.
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