Contribute articles and photographs to 'The Pelican,' the newsletter of the Great Salt Lake Audubon. Volunteers will research and write about bird conservation topics.

Assist in organizing and leading field trips to various bird habitats in Utah. Volunteers will help educate participants about local bird species and conservation efforts.

Release volunteers work with staff to plan animal releases, which may involve hiking into remote areas or managing soft releases in safe environments.

On-site support volunteers perform diet preparation for wild animals at the center, including washing and chopping fruits, vegetables, and greens, and general cleaning duties. Volunteers are part of a team and duties are flexible.

Committee volunteers contribute to the organization by making recommendations for new programs to further the mission of conserving Utah native species.

Husbandry volunteers work directly with animals, handling cleaning, feeding, and medical care of wildlife patients to prepare them for release back into the wild.

Volunteers in this program collaborate with gardeners and urban foragers to provide high-quality nutrition to wild patients, promoting sustainability.

Administrative volunteers handle tasks like phone call triage, intake paperwork, and records, which can be done on-site or remotely.

Facilitate a hybrid meeting for individuals in recovery exploring psychedelics as a pathway. Engage participants in meaningful discussions and provide support for their recovery process.

Volunteers provide door-to-door transportation for older adults to attend critical medical appointments. Responsibilities include driving a county vehicle for a 3-4 hour shift at least twice a month, ensuring a friendly connection and safe ride for clients.

Whether you’re looking to stay active and engaged, meet new people, or give back to your community, Aging & Adult Services offers various volunteer opportunities. Volunteers can assist in programs like Meals on Wheels, caregiver support, and the Healthy Aging Program.

Join the iNaturalist project to document and report noxious and invasive plants. Use the app to take photos and GPS points of suspicious plants to alert the program of new infestations.

Join over 8,000 volunteers helping us serve 427,000 meals yearly. Volunteers assist in meal preparation and service in our kitchens, providing essential nutrition to individuals in need.

Assist in the process of screening, processing, and dispensing donor human milk to support infant health and nutrition. Volunteers help ensure that preemies and sick babies receive the nourishment they need.

Support the YMCA Summer Day Camp by assisting with various camp activities and ensuring a safe and fun environment for all participants. Volunteers engage with children in sports, arts, and educational activities.

Assist in activities that keep kids active, engaged, and excited to come back every day. Volunteers help facilitate educational and recreational activities for children. Monday-Friday 3-6pm, flexible scheduling based on your availability.

Assist with various art programs and events at the Visual Art Institute. Volunteers will help set up and manage art exhibits, support instructors during classes, and engage with the community to promote art education.

Join HawkWatch International in monitoring raptor migration patterns. Volunteers will assist in counting and identifying raptors during their spring migration, contributing to long-term research efforts.

Volunteers will assist in organizing and participating in community events, including educational and cause-related activities. Responsibilities include event setup, participant engagement, and providing information about mental health resources.

Volunteers will support suicide attempt survivors and families of those who have died by suicide, providing emotional support and resources. Training will be provided to ensure volunteers are equipped to handle sensitive situations.