Volunteers will conduct visits with their trained and certified pets to provide emotional and rehabilitative support to residents in the Brazos Valley area. Volunteers must complete preliminary visits, a temperament test, and supervised visits before fully joining the organization.

Participate in the Monarch Larva Monitoring Project by collecting data on larval monarch populations and milkweed habitat. Volunteers will aid in conserving monarchs and contribute to butterfly ecology research.

Help increase the number of bluebirds in the area by providing new nesting boxes and managing and monitoring the boxes during the breeding season. Volunteers will build, deploy, monitor, and maintain nest boxes, checking them weekly and recording their status.

Conduct educational presentations or activities on naturalist topics with groups of children in organized settings. Volunteers will receive credit for time spent presenting and preparing for these educational activities.

Assist in conducting a moth inventory at Lick Creek Park by setting bucket traps, retrieving them, and sorting specimens. Volunteers will help document over 1000 species of moths and contribute data to national databases.

Assist with various tasks at the food pantry including organizing food donations, preparing prepackaged bags, and helping during pantry openings. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring the pantry runs smoothly and efficiently.

911 Service providing fire and EMS first responder service. Covering 120 square miles and dispatched to over 500 annually. Go to: www.precinct4.com | Requirements: Pass a Texas DPS background check and be able to get your Texas Class B exempt drivers license. Go to: www.precinct4.com | Categories: Firefighter