As an exhibit planner, you will help plan and produce short-term and long-term exhibits, design exhibits, and create budgets. This role requires a commitment of 2-3 hours per week and may involve obtaining potential sponsors and grants.

As a shop assistant or clerk, you will welcome visitors, sell merchandise, and provide general information about the museum. This role also involves handling admissions and assisting with accepting memberships as needed.

As a docent or tour guide, you will conduct tours of specific exhibits and assist visitors during their time at the museum. Shifts are available from 10 am to 1 pm or 1 pm to 5 pm, and training will be provided.

As a volunteer coordinator, you will help schedule volunteers, assist in training, and develop lists showing volunteers' skills and interests. This role requires 2-4 hours per week and is crucial for maintaining volunteer engagement.

As a publicity coordinator, you will update information on websites, send media information, and handle social media communications. This position requires 2-4 hours per week and is essential for promoting museum events and activities.

Support the seasonal PALS pond water quality testing, both on and off the water. Volunteers will help in collecting and analyzing water samples to ensure pond health.

Work with the Pond Neighborhood Outreach program to solve problems affecting neighborhood ponds. Volunteers will engage with local communities to implement solutions and raise awareness.

Join the Pond Protection Pledge program to bring neighborhoods together to take simple actions to protect their nearby ponds. Volunteers will facilitate community involvement and promote conservation efforts.

Assist with the Pond Education Program for Brewster elementary school students. Volunteers will help in delivering educational content and engaging students in learning about pond ecosystems.

Become a Citizen Scientist and support research on cyanobacteria. Volunteers will participate in data collection and analysis to monitor pond health.

Join the Events team and help plan and expand community education programs. Volunteers will assist in organizing events and engaging the community in educational activities.

Put your editorial skills to work with the Communications Team. Volunteers will assist in creating content and managing communications to promote the organization's mission.

Join the Earth Day Cleanup efforts to help maintain and beautify local ponds and estuaries. Volunteers will participate in litter collection and environmental restoration activities.

Participate in the Cyanobacteria Monitoring Program to help track and report on water quality in local ponds and lakes. Volunteers will collect samples and record data.

Volunteers are needed to help with the Herring Count from Lonnie's to Pilgrim. This involves monitoring and counting herring as they migrate.

Help with educational outreach efforts by engaging the community in water conservation and protection initiatives. Volunteers may assist with workshops, presentations, and distribution of educational materials.

Assist with the Mass Oyster Recycling program in Wellfleet by collecting and processing oyster shells for environmental restoration projects.

Volunteers are needed for the annual Celebrate Our Waters event to greet the public, help children with activities, deliver handouts, make phone calls, and assemble materials. Some roles may require heavy lifting or setting up/taking down a tent.

Greet visitors at the Meeting House/CG 36500, provide short tours, answer inquiries, and handle store sales. Volunteers may also assist with store inventory and other related projects.

Enter information into the collections database, inventory the collection, research biographical information, and process archival collections.