Interact with guests, give assistance to our young visitors in our many interactive exhibits located throughout the museum (15 years +).
Inventory historic natural history collection. Photograph, measure and take notes on birds, eggs, seashells or pressed flowers. Make rare specimens available online. Enter data to publish photographs for birds, eggs, seashells or pressed flowers. Interact with visitors within the Museum’s Curator’s Workshop, a unique. interpretive space which places visitors in the turn of the century…
The Girls on the Run program would not be possible without the help of amazing volunteers who believe in our mission and show up to support all girls. Whatever your special skills and talents, we have a role for everyone.
The Volunteer Conservation Ranger Program is made up of volunteers with a desire to monitor, protect, and manage the open spaces protected through the efforts of the Greater Worcester Land Trust.
The Greater Worcester Land Trust established a Volunteer Conservation Corps in 2001. Volunteers have blazed trails, GPSed resources, constructed signage, maintained habitat projects, improved public amenities, made record of the uses and flora and fauna of the Trust’s conservation lands — even hewn logs for us.
Very nearly all of the trails, signage, habitat, monitoring, erosion control and cleanup work on GWLT properties is done by volunteers.
Your volunteer role may involve interaction with residents or an endeavor that is more task oriented.
Thank you for your interest in volunteering with New England Public Media – we look forward to having you as part of our team. Email Susan Lofthouse, [email protected], and she’ll add you to the volunteer mailing list so you’ll be sure to know about any upcoming opportunities.
Provide guidance and insight to club members
Distribute food on Saturday at Old South Union Church in Weymouth, collect donations at local drop-off sites, run a cat and/or dog food drive, bag food for distribution.