Trained Courtesy Boat Inspectors (CBIs) alert boaters to the risks posed by invasive aquatic species and educate them on how to prevent their spread. Volunteers will interact with boaters, providing information and guidance to protect North Pond.

Volunteers are needed to inspect boats at ramps to prevent the spread of invasive plants into the lakes. Training is provided, and volunteers are especially needed before and after summer vacation, and in early morning hours.

Volunteers are needed to help monitor the 30-mile shoreline of Messalonskee Lake by reporting suspicious plants, erosion areas, and other ecological activities. Training is provided to assist in identifying and hand-pulling invasive plant species.

Join the Water Quality Committee to help monitor and maintain the health of McGrath Pond and Salmon Lake. Volunteers will work on various projects to ensure the lakes remain clean and safe.

Volunteers with boats are needed to assist Colby student researchers by taking them out to deep spots on the lakes to collect samples. This opportunity requires anchoring at specific locations while researchers work.

Volunteers assist in inspecting boats at launches to prevent the spread of invasive species. Training is available through the 7 Lakes Alliance to support the Courtesy Boat Inspector program.

Mentor homeless youth by providing individualized support in basic survival and life skills. Engage with youth through mentoring programs and help develop video vignettes to address issues they face.

As a Courtesy Boat Inspector, you will help prevent aquatic invasive species from entering our lakes by inspecting boats and trailers at public launches. This role requires flexible volunteer shifts of 2-3 hours, one day a week, with training provided.

Trained volunteers work alongside technical leaders to identify sources of erosion and polluted stormwater runoff. Volunteers become local experts by attending an in-depth training session and assisting with the survey, then continuing public education by sharing their knowledge.

Volunteers survey lakes and ponds for invasive plants, spending time on their favorite body of water on their own schedule. Most surveying is conducted from the surface by canoe or kayak. Training in survey techniques and plant identification is provided.

Volunteers assist in collecting data to track the health of lakes and ponds, measuring water clarity, temperature, dissolved oxygen, and phosphorus. Monitoring is conducted May-September, twice a month. Both trained and untrained volunteers can support the program.

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Organize and plan fundraising events to support the Embden Historical Society's projects and initiatives. Volunteers will help with event planning and execution.

Volunteer to speak on a historical topic during one of the Society's meetings. Share your knowledge and passion for history with the community.

Assist in maintaining the local cemetery by helping with landscaping and general upkeep. Volunteers will ensure that the cemetery remains a respectful and well-kept place for visitors.