There are numerous opportunities this summer and fall to enjoy the great outdoors while working with Conservancy ecologists and volunteer teams to protect some of Oregon's most critical habitats.

Every 2nd Saturday of the month from June through September, you will have the opportunity to help restore this beautiful urban greenspace. The morning will start with a lovely paddle from the Portland Boathouse to Ross Island. There, volunteers will remove litter and invasive plants from the island.

Want to help add a bit more "wild" to Steens Mountain, Oregon's newest wilderness? Join us in removing the visual blight of redundant fencing that's also a danger to hikers and wildlife.

Now, in 2009, ONDA is poised to remove the final 4.6 miles of over 200 miles of fence, from Hart Mountain, resulting in what may be the largest fence-free, ungrazed piece of public land in the state.

Learn more about the Audubon Society of Portland, get details about current volunteer opportunities, meet staff members, and hear about the exciting benefits of volunteering.

Learn more about the Audubon Society of Portland, get details about current volunteer opportunities, meet staff members, and hear about the exciting benefits of volunteering.

The Oregon Environmental Council (OEC) is recruiting a Research Intern to assist our Executive Director, Andrea Durbin. Our mission is to bring Oregonians together for a healthy environment, with current programs focused on protecting kids’ health from toxic pollution, cleaning up Oregon’s rivers, slowing global warming, and building a sustainable economy.

Pine Creek Conservation Area (PCCA) is located on the John Day River just east of Clarno, a 2-hour drive from Bend. PCCA consists of 35,000 acres of Bonneville Power Administration Conservation Mitigation Lands. These lands are managed in perpetuity by the Warm Springs Confederation of Tribes to enhance fish and wildlife habitat. ONDA is a major collaborator in the "on-the-ground" management of this area and together with volunteers has contributed hundreds of hours of work on restoration projects here. PCCA surrounds the Spring Basin Wilderness Study Area on three sides (the fourth side is the John Day River), and is the source of many tributaries to the John Day River.

Pine Creek Conservation Area (PCCA) is located on the John Day River just east of Clarno, a 2-hour drive from Bend. PCCA consists of 35,000 acres of Bonneville Power Administration Conservation Mitigation Lands. These lands are managed in perpetuity by the Warm Springs Confederation of Tribes to enhance fish and wildlife habitat. ONDA is a major collaborator in the "on-the-ground" management of this area and together with volunteers has contributed hundreds of hours of work on restoration projects here. PCCA surrounds the Spring Basin Wilderness Study Area on three sides (the fourth side is the John Day River), and is the source of many tributaries to the John Day River.

CRK needs your help, your voice, your letters, and your influence to make sure that human health and the ecological health of the River are valued appropriately in all decisions regarding the Columbia River.

Support Pesticide Free Parks! Join us for work parties in one of Portland's three Pesticide Free Parks.

Protect some of Oregon's most beloved public lands -- our State Parks! The Oregon State Parks system needs volunteers throughout Oregon. You can "adopt-a-park", come out for restoration and cleanup days, be a summer camp host, or join one of the many "Friends" groups for specific State Parks.

You know the scene. Staff is stretch thin, everyone is working hard on the tasks at hand and incidental stuff gets put off and piles up. Help us dig out of this hole and be a star!

You are always welcome at our beautiful, historic office in Old Town.

Volunteer and Join the OEC Team! Find out how you can get involved and help us move towards a greener, healthier Oregon.

Become a voice for wolves. Sign up for the Oregon Wild Wolf Pack.

Volunteer on the beach in the summer -- at the mountains in the winter! Surfrider has a range of volunteer opportunities, from cleaning litter from our beaches, to working with snowboarders on Mt. Hood to clean up the slopes!

Renewable Northwest Project is seeking a creative individual or two to help update the graphics, look and feel of our web site. Work in conjunction with staff and volunteer helping with the coding. Be a part of a team that will help us redesign our site and streamline our communication of clean energy info to the region!

Initiating small group dialogue, offering NWEI discussion courses in your community, developing curriculum, planning events, offering presentations and mentoring others, the NWEI volunteer community is integral in ushering in a more sustainable future.

Be outside, have fun, and be a volunteer or intern for Corvallis Environmental Center!

Professionally represent the interests of Solar Oregon and our sponsors.

Volunteer to help Oregon's only citizen-based, grassroots group dedicated to creating a sustainable future through local efforts to reduce, reuse and recycle.

Volunteers help teach kids good pedestrian and bicycling habits, through one-time "Walkabouts" or through regular assistance at after-school programs.

The Volunteer Receptionist will help to leverage staff time and keep the busy BTA office running smoothly

Volunteer in our warehouse and put your hands to work.

The Environmental Center and its Member Groups need your help! Get involved and make a difference in your community. You can sign up for our volunteer list to receive announcements of volunteer opportunities as they arise. Sign up on our website today!

Through Project 185, River Guardian volunteers choose a mile segment of the Willamette to monitor on a monthly basis. From canoes, kayaks, backyards or a favorite walking trail, River Guardians look for excessive erosion, new clearings, illegal dumping, sewer overflows, and other problems that affect the habitat and water quality of the Willamette.

Ride with elementary and middle school kids in the Bicycle Transportation Alliance's nationally recognized safety education program.

Every year, hundreds of volunteers and Gorge supporters are active in helping protect this incredible national treasure. We'd love to have your help, too.

Help BRING in the Future! Be part of the Planet Improvement Center construction team. We're seeking people with any of the following skills: carpentry, electrical, gardening, drywall, painting, welding, general construction, "gruntwork", landscaping and art.

A great opportunity to get your body and social skills working together - Come garden with us!

Action teams can get you involved across Oregon!

The Adopt-a-Wilderness program brings Oregonians closer to the land they love, and in so doing, builds local constituencies for protection of wilderness areas. The program also collects valuable "on the ground" data from volunteers to update roadless maps and build the foundation for a citizen’s wilderness proposal.

Help NWF reach out to individuals in your community with information about why protecting wild places and wildlife is so important to our quality of lives and how they can help with a wildlife-friendly yard or garden. This is a great opportunity to interact with people at garden clubs, community centers, schools, neighborhoods and so many more places.