Assist with organizing and conducting youth activities at the Langley Whale Center. Volunteers will engage children in educational activities related to marine life and conservation.

Volunteers will serve as docents at the Langley Whale Center, providing information and education to visitors about orcas and other marine mammals. Training will be provided to ensure volunteers are well-prepared to engage with the public.

Assist in responding to marine mammal strandings in Island County and northern Snohomish County. Volunteers will help with documentation and reporting of stranded marine mammals.

Assist with Orca Network sponsored events such as Ways of Whales, Welcome the Whales, and Orca Month. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and public engagement.

Volunteers will participate in the Whale Sighting Network, reporting and documenting whale sightings to increase awareness and contribute to research efforts.

Help community members access durable medical equipment and personal care items that have been donated to Island Senior Resources. This role involves organizing equipment and assisting clients with their needs.

Provide transportation for clients to medical appointments and essential errands. Volunteers are reimbursed for mileage and help ensure clients maintain their health and independence.

Assist at the Senior Thrift store, helping customers find bargains and organizing items. Volunteers have flexible hours and receive a volunteer-only shopping discount after 30 days.

Party Helpers provide assistance with the volunteer party held after the tour to celebrate and thank Garden Owners and all Volunteers. This role is essential for ensuring a successful and enjoyable event for all participants.

Logistics Volunteers set up canopies, tables, and parking signs before the Day of Tour and break down supplies at the end of the tour. Volunteers are essential for ensuring the smooth operation of the event.

Volunteers are needed on Tour Day, July 12, 2025, to help with various tasks such as directing parking, controlling access, managing traffic flow, and providing information about the gardens. Volunteers receive two free entries for the Friday evening Pre-Tour and are invited to the post-tour volunteer party.

Parkers use walkie-talkies to manage parking and direct visitors to available parking spaces. They play a vital role in ensuring smooth traffic flow and visitor safety.

Greeters take tickets at the garden entry, answer questions about the garden, and offer direction. They also help recruit new volunteers with a sign-up sheet at the Greeter’s Table.

Join our monthly work party every 3rd Sunday from 10 am to 1 pm. Volunteers will engage in a variety of tasks suitable for all skill and strength levels to support the sanctuary's operations.

Lead Docents provide support to the Garden Host and recruit volunteers to help staff the garden for the Day of Tour. They play a crucial role in ensuring visitors have a pleasant experience.

Join the Whidbey Island Fair as a volunteer to help organize and manage various aspects of the event, from setting up booths to assisting with entertainment and visitor engagement. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring the fair runs smoothly and provides a memorable experience for all attendees.

Rat Island Docents educate visitors about the nesting birds and harbor seal pups while helping protect this vital habitat. This role involves spending time at the beach and engaging with the public.

Volunteers in construction and renovation work on carpentry, painting, and various major and minor projects to improve park facilities.

Trail Stewards are responsible for clearing debris, trimming, brush control, and removing invasive species along the park's trails. Volunteers can adopt a trail to ensure it remains inviting for walking or cycling.

Event Organizers assist in organizing, setting up, and taking down events at Fort Flagler State Park. Responsibilities include parking management and ticket sales.