Become a Navarro Point Steward and assist in the removal of invasive plants and other projects at this stunning coastal preserve. This opportunity is open to all ages and experience levels, making it a great way to contribute to the conservation of rare plants and enjoy breathtaking ocean views.

Join the Hare Creek Stewards to help maintain this beautiful pocket beach located just south of Fort Bragg. Volunteers will engage in activities such as pulling invasive plant species, picking up garbage, and maintaining trails, all while enjoying the scenic views.

Help maintain our Field Station by tidying up and preparing for ongoing events. This role is perfect for those who prefer to work behind the scenes and support our mission.

Join our Volunteer Education Team to help with educational tours. You will receive training to effectively engage with visitors and share knowledge about marine science.

As a Crow's Nest Docent, you will engage with visitors at our coastal trail location, introducing them to the Noyo Center while enjoying stunning views. This role is perfect for those who love to share knowledge and connect with the community.

If you have a knack for writing and editing, join our Pinniped Press team to help create a monthly newsletter by Noyo Center volunteers. This position is ideal for those with strong communication skills and a passion for marine science.

Help with various tasks during events ranging from smaller Science Socials to larger events like the Summer Concert or Fall Fundraiser. This role is great for those who enjoy event planning and community engagement.

In the Discovery Center, you will assist visitors in our Gift Shop and Museum, providing information and support. This role is ideal for those who enjoy a dynamic environment and interacting with guests.

Become part of our Beach Response team that responds to stranded or deceased marine mammals. This role is crucial for those who are passionate about marine wildlife and want to make a difference.

Join our Beach Surveys team to take casual strolls at assigned locations and track marine life and beach conditions. This opportunity is perfect for nature lovers who want to contribute to marine conservation efforts.