We have dozens of fun and educational volunteer opportunities around the state, from trail maintenance and visitor services to gardening and marketing and beyond. Have an impact on the environment by volunteering at one of our wildlife sanctuaries or at Mass Audubon headquarters in Lincoln.
Clerical and data management tasks.
Volunteers assist with day to day office operations.
Once a month, more than eighty community scientist volunteers gather at multiple sites along the Charles River to collect water samples, record river conditions, and measure depth and temperature. Our data and analyses helps us study the health of the river and also assist municipalities, environmental agencies, and organizations who work to minimize stormwater impacts…
We are always looking for people who are willing to donate their time and energy to support our work and the movement. We appreciate volunteers who are bi or tri lingual but it’s not necessary. We need volunteers to provide translation, medical accompaniment of injured workers as part of our Injured Worker Justice Campaign, support…
Our medical accompaniment program is intended to ensure that injured workers without insurance are able to get the best possible care. Accompanists serve as advocates in and out of the doctor’s office, and manage the medical treatment of assigned worker(s).
Volunteers are a very important part of the Buddy Dog Humane Society. Our volunteers are a diverse group. They include professionals, homemakers, and students. If you are at least 15 years of age — we need you!
The goal of all activities is for students to gain skills that can be used in other areas in their lives. Volunteers help to support this goal.
This is a work from home project! So if you’d like to translate documents, we have plenty to translate!
As a highly developed region, the Charles River Watershed is vulnerable to advanced invasive plant infestations. The destruction of native habitat makes us more vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, making it essential to address this growing threat. Invasive plant species threaten our watershed’s ecosystems by degrading water quality, reducing biodiversity, and minimizing flood…