Help publicize events through social media platforms such as Twitter, TV, and Radio. Volunteers will gain references and have their work published on the organization's site.

Utilize Google Earth to survey designated areas for beaver ponds from the comfort of your home. Volunteers will be given specific areas to monitor and report findings.

Assist with youth activities by organizing and overseeing activities such as coloring pages and stamps at events. This role is ideal for those who enjoy working with children and promoting environmental education.

Help register participants at the Environmental Fair by collecting names and contact information of those interested in beaver and watershed health. Volunteers will be stationed at a table and provided with a drink of choice.

Capture the mood of events by taking photographs that can be used for promotional purposes. Volunteers should have modest photographic skills and a decent camera. Image files should be suitable for email forwarding.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various tasks at the museum, including helping with interactive exhibits, guiding visitors, and supporting educational programs. Volunteers should be enthusiastic and willing to engage with children and families.

Facilitate support groups for individuals and families affected by mental illness, providing a safe and non-judgmental space for sharing experiences and receiving support. Training will be provided to ensure facilitators are equipped to manage group dynamics and provide appropriate guidance.

Assist in distributing fresh produce from the agricultural food bank and community donations to local residents. Ensure that healthy food options are available throughout the growing season.

Teach free gardening classes to community members, empowering them with skills to grow their own food and enhance self-sufficiency.

Provide complimentary lawn maintenance services to individuals in need, helping to beautify the community and support those struggling to maintain their outdoor spaces.