Education Volunteers help spread awareness about wildlife and human-wildlife conflict prevention. This role involves teaching and engaging with the community to promote wildlife conservation.

Assist in fundraising efforts and community outreach to support the sustainability and growth of the TWRC. Volunteers will engage with the community to raise awareness and funds for the center's initiatives.

Volunteers are needed to help build enclosures, small structures, and perform general handiwork to support the growing needs of the center. This role requires creativity, physical ability, and a willingness to work on various construction projects.

As an Animal Care Volunteer, you will assist in providing the best possible care for animal patients to ensure their safety and successful release back into the wild. Responsibilities include feeding, cleaning, and monitoring the health of the animals.

Tech-minded individuals are needed to help expand TWRC's brand on social media platforms. Volunteers will create content and manage online presence to increase awareness and engagement.

Volunteers will engage in a variety of activities including grooming, exercising horses, cleaning paddocks, moving hay, and assisting vets and trainers. This role offers the opportunity to learn about horse care, diseases, and behavioral management.

Assist with the feeding program by filling hay-huts during winter and participating in the daily feeding schedule during summer. Volunteers are asked to commit to a regular day and time each week or month.

Participate in organizing and hosting fundraising events to raise awareness and funding for the horses. Volunteers with skills in baking, public speaking, or event management are encouraged to join.

Assist with the setup and support of the Teton Valley Balloon Rally event. Responsibilities include event setup, chasing balloons, directing parking, and collecting attendee data. Volunteers must be able to arrive at the Fairgrounds in Driggs at 5:00am and may be asked to lift up to 50 pounds.