Be a representative of the Portland Audubon Society and help welcome visitors to our Wildlife Sanctuary and shoppers at our Nature Store.

Cleanup leaders are needed now for the National River Cleanup(TM). This year's event officially kicks-off May 31st - June 8th, though American Rivers will help support cleanups planned before May 31st.

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!

Volunteers needed for wetland enhancement project to plant native plants which will provide shade along the stream which borders the wetland.

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 Environmental Health Education Intern will assist in conducting outreach, recording participant data and developing resources to promote OEC's Eco-Healthy program line, which includes the Eco-Healthy Childcare Program and the Tiny Footprints Program. Both of these programs seek to reduce children's exposure to toxics that negatively impact health, and to educate parents on how to be informed, proactive consumers. Time commitment is flexible, but estimated to be 10 hours per week for 3 months. Please send a resume to the below email address. Application materials should be submitted before May 15, 2008. Resume reviews will begin shortly thereafter. To apply and for more information on this opportunity please send all inquiries to volunteer@oeconline.org.

Help us keep Portland's parks pesticide-free!

Help us keep Portland's parks pesticide-free!

"The Crown Jewel of Oregon's high desert" Steens Mountain rises a vertical mile above the surrounding landscape. Come join us on the Northwest slope of the Wilderness Area, pulling fence to enhance wildlife habitat.

Be a field botanist for the weekend! Join us on an new annual project documenting plant community change within the Western Juniper Management Area. General plant identification skills are desirable, but are not required.

Come help ONDA work towards finishing off the final 12 miles of fence remaining at Hart Mountain, and take a soak in the hot springs! This trip will not overlap with hunting season.

Did you miss the first Steens fence pull? Come help continue the good work in a similar area: pulling fence to enhance wildlife habitat.

Join us for a weekend atop Sutton Mountain, just an hour's drive East of Prineville. Next to the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument, you'll be able to get a close look at the area's volcanically formed geologies while traveling off the beaten path. We'll pull obsolete fence on Saturday, and enjoy an optional hike on Sunday.

Columbia Riverkeeper (CRK) has three new exciting project opportunities for volunteers as a part of our River Communities Program.

Protect the Earth and help the Earth Institute as a volunteer! Please Join the Northwest Earth Institute on Saturday May 3rd for our upcoming volunteer training!

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!

Help implement an overhaul of the Renewable Northwest Project web site to a database-driven model. We want to reach a wider audience with important information and tools that will help us achieve our mission. This project is PERFECT for a budding web designer or coder wanting to show the world what they can do, or for a seasoned professional looking to apply their passion to a great cause! We can use graphic design, HTML, XML and PHP coding, and database experience. Lots to do and room for many!

Wanted: BRING Ambassadors! Help us staff booths at fairs and festivals.

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.

Cleanup leaders are needed now for the National River Cleanup(TM). This year's event officially kicks-off May 31st - June 8th, though American Rivers will help support cleanups planned before May 31st.

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.

Be outside, have fun, and learn more about what it takes to be an environmental educator!

Professionally represent the interests of Solar Oregon and our sponsors.

Be a representative of the Portland Audubon Society and help welcome visitors to our Wildlife Sanctuary and shoppers at our Nature Store.

Volunteers needed to assist 1000 Friends of Oregon with general office tasks

If you are interested in learning about the river and Willamette Riverkeeper and would enjoy sharing what you know with other people, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you.

Volunteer your time to help RA spread the word about reduction, reuse and recycling.

Help us keep on top of the daily workload by committing to a couple hours of work per week.

Volunteer by driving your truck at planting events.

We have a variety of volunteer opportunities for you in our office!

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!

PRC is seeking an intern to help launch a corporate giving program. In particular, the intern would research local, regional and national corporations with charitable giving programs to identify companies that could potentially donate to PRC's conservation programs.

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.

Volunteer and Join the OEC Team! The Oregon Environmental Council needs Community Outreach volunteers to help staff our booth at various events in the Portland area.

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

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.

If you like working hard in a beautiful natural place, your time and talents are needed! For more information about our current volunteer opportunities, and to learn how to apply, please visit the web site listed above or call Molly Dougherty, volunteer coordinator, at (503) 802-8100. Or, send an e-mail to mdougherty@tnc.org.