Volunteers help with land management tasks such as planting native species, removing invasive species, and maintaining hiking trails at the 73-acre Conservation Management Area in Harding Township.

Assist staff with in-classroom presentations using a hands-on watershed model to educate students about water pollution. Volunteers will receive training to confidently present in schools within the Great Swamp Watershed and Passaic River area.

Assist with various office tasks such as event support, envelope stuffing for membership renewals, and general administrative duties throughout the year.

Contribute to writing blog posts, articles, and assisting with social media outreach to promote the organization's mission and activities. Monthly meetings are held for planning and collaboration.

Engage in stream monitoring programs including visual assessments, chemical monitoring, and E. coli monitoring. Volunteers will participate in stream restoration events and other water quality-related programs.

Greet visitors and introduce them to the refuge and the boardwalk area. This opportunity is outdoors and available on weekdays and weekends year-round.

Help maintain display gardens at the visitor center. This opportunity is available on weekdays only from March to October.

Greet visitors and provide Refuge orientation. Handle sales in Friends Nature Shop. A minimum of at least one 3-hour shift per month is required. This opportunity is available on weekdays and weekends year-round.

Join a crew for manual and chemical control of invasive plant species. This opportunity is available on weekdays only from March to October.

Assist with guided walks for school groups and community organizations. This opportunity is available on weekdays and weekends year-round.

Participate in various carpentry projects. This opportunity is available on weekdays year-round.

Staff exhibit booths at fairs and special functions to promote NJ Audubon's mission and programs. Volunteers will engage with the public and provide information about the organization's conservation efforts.

Engage with the public at community events and talk about St. Hubert’s programs and services, including volunteering, fostering, and community outreach opportunities.

Assist with low-cost vaccine clinics in underserved local communities. Volunteers play a vital role in keeping the events organized and efficient. Clinics are held on Saturdays in the spring, summer, and early fall.

Spend time socializing the cats at the shelter to keep them happy and help them become more adoptable. Must be 18 years of age or older.

Assist staff with morning cleaning in the cattery or kennels. This critical and rewarding position is an essential part of caring for the animals. Shifts are available every day from 8:30 to 11:30 AM.

Assist in exercising the dogs throughout the day. Must be 18 years of age or older, successfully complete training, and be able to handle medium to large size dogs.

Assist with laundry, make enrichment treats for the dogs, or sort donations, supporting staff every afternoon. This role is vital in maintaining the daily operations of the center.

Help customers find the perfect toy, gift, or supplies during adoption hours and work the register. A minimum of two shifts per month is required.

Specially trained VNA Hospice volunteers visit with hospice patients and their families, providing comfort and compassion during the final stages of life. This is some of the most rewarding work for volunteers who enjoy making a significant impact on people's lives.