Coordinate the efforts of lead volunteers on the Education Committee, focusing on community outreach and educational activities for both adults and children. Serve as the primary contact for public inquiries related to education.

Assist with the maintenance of the Sacramento Audubon website. No previous website experience is required, making it a great opportunity to learn new skills while supporting the organization.

Participate in regional bird-related festivals and events, engaging with attendees to discuss the Society's work and provide birding information. Volunteers will represent the Society and help raise awareness about bird conservation.

Assist with trail maintenance, invasive plant removal, and upkeep of the pollinator garden at Bobelaine Audubon Sanctuary. Volunteers will also help with general cleanup around the picnic area and equipment shed.

Join us in the fight against climate change by volunteering with EnviroVoters! You can help by canvassing, phone banking, or assisting at events to engage the community and promote climate justice initiatives.

Volunteering on a solar installation with GRID Alternatives is a great way to give back to your community while getting hands-on with solar technology. No experience is required, and volunteers will receive training from licensed installers.

Volunteers will assist in providing art instruction to youth in various community settings, including shelters and schools. Responsibilities include preparing art materials and guiding participants through creative projects.

This unpaid internship provides hands-on experience with care and treatment of injured or orphaned native California wildlife. Interns will assist in providing husbandry and medical care for wildlife patients, requiring a minimum of 15 hours per week for a 12-week session from May 24 – August 15.

General volunteers assist with various tasks including events, in-person classes, and administrative work. This role is perfect for those looking to help build resource databases, manage social media, or support in-person events such as holiday parties and talent shows.

As a volunteer, you will be matched with newcomer clients to help them explore the outdoors and engage in cultural experiences. This role involves guiding activities such as hiking, camping, and attending local events to foster a sense of community and belonging.

Join us in our efforts to restore local watersheds through hands-on activities such as planting native vegetation, removing invasive species, and monitoring water quality. Volunteers will work alongside experienced staff and other community members to make a positive impact on our environment.

As a Buddy Match volunteer, you will be paired with an individual with different abilities who shares similar interests. You will meet once a week (currently virtually) to engage in conversations and activities that promote communication skills and awareness of neurodiversity.

As a Class Instructor, you will have the opportunity to create and teach classes for individuals with different abilities. This role requires creativity and a passion for teaching, allowing you to make a positive impact in the lives of participants.

As a Chako Foster Home, you will take in pre-screened dogs based on your preferences and household compatibility. A minimum 12-month commitment is required, but short-term 'vacation fosters' are also welcome to help when regular foster parents are unavailable.

Volunteer as a tournament official at NorCal Odyssey's Qualifying and State Tournaments. Responsibilities include being part of a judging team for various problems and ensuring a smooth tournament experience for participants.

Join us in running programs and special events that support our friends with unique needs. Volunteers will help plan activities and engage with participants, making a positive impact in their lives.

Volunteers are needed to support the FIRST Tech Challenge teams by serving in various roles such as judges, referees, and event coordinators. This is an opportunity to help young people discover the fun in science and technology while developing their STEM skills.

This unpaid internship offers a unique opportunity to learn the care and feeding of wildlife and basic husbandry skills. Interns will receive bi-weekly educational topics for review in discussion groups, requiring a commitment of 12-week semesters, 8 hours per day, 3 days per week.

General volunteers support the organization's mission by assisting in various non-medical tasks, including administrative support and event coordination.

Join the NorCal Board of Directors to help plan and organize the Odyssey of the Mind season. This role requires a commitment of two to three years and involves strategic planning and community outreach.