Volunteers are needed to assist program staff with small group activities, co-facilitating the ECHO Leadership and Mentoring program for high school girls, or speaking to a group of high school girls about potential career paths. Volunteers must complete an application, attend an orientation, and clear a background check and TB test.

Join fellow park enthusiasts and contribute directly to the health and beauty of California's state parks. Volunteers will participate in various tasks to help maintain and restore park areas, with all tools and training provided. No previous experience is needed to participate in a volunteer workday.

Participate in trail committee meetings to voice opinions on park trails. Meetings are held in the Blue HHORA Training Building at the Lower Ranch.

Assist in organizing and facilitating monthly events for children and adults with special needs. Responsibilities include planning activities, coordinating with other volunteers, and ensuring a positive experience for all participants.

Volunteer as a coach for the Angels Among Us cheerleading team, helping children with special needs develop skills, confidence, and teamwork through cheerleading practices and events.

Assist in restoring, maintaining, and improving Pacific Grove's public landscape by participating in community engagement programs and educational outreach. Volunteers will help with tasks such as planting, weeding, and general landscape upkeep.

Help coordinate field trips to various habitats in Monterey County, which host hundreds of bird species. Volunteers will assist in organizing these popular events.

Volunteers with skills in business operations such as legal advice, accounting, website management, and fundraising are needed to support the growth and development of the Monterey Audubon Society.

Volunteers are needed to help gather important data on local bird species and assist with community science efforts, including organizing various bird surveys. This role is ideal for those with people-organizing experience.

Digitize old paper reports and newsletters from the 1940s to preserve the history of the Monterey Audubon Society. Work is primarily conducted at the Monterey Public Library.

Assist in staffing information tables at community events such as farmer’s markets and wildlife events. This role involves engaging with the public to share the organization's mission.

Student volunteers can earn school credit by organizing trash cleanups, conducting public outreach, and writing about conservation issues. Projects can be tailored to support the organization's mission.