As a ski buddy, volunteers will support higher needs participants during skiing activities alongside an instructor. This role requires a passion for helping others and a willingness to engage in adaptive sports.

Volunteers will assist with adaptive mountain bike lessons and participate in biking activities with participants. Proficiency in mountain biking is required for this role.

Volunteers will assist with unloading, setting up, and packing up at various events. This role also includes engaging with participants during Rec Center days and helping with adaptive sports activities such as biking and paddling.

Docents are trained volunteers who interpret the Museum’s collection and lead public tours. This role requires a passion for wildlife and art, as well as the ability to engage and educate visitors.

As a Gallery Guide, volunteers help visitors feel welcome in the galleries and provide information about the exhibits. This role is perfect for individuals who enjoy engaging with the public and sharing their passion for art and wildlife.

Volunteers assist with various community events such as First Sundays, Plein Air Fest, and Western Visions. This role involves helping with event setup, visitor engagement, and ensuring a positive experience for all attendees.

Engage children with the art of storytelling and masterworks from the Museum's collection in this fun and educational role. Volunteers will facilitate activities that inspire creativity and a love for wildlife art among young visitors.

History Jackson Hole has occasional and seasonal volunteer opportunities available. Interested individuals can express their interest by filling out the Volunteer Interest Form on the website.

Assist in educational programs and workshops at the Nature Discovery Center, promoting wildlife conservation through interactive exhibits and immersive experiences. Volunteers will engage with visitors and help foster a sense of ownership and pride in the refuge.

Assist in salvaging plants before building demolition at the specified location. Volunteers will help dig up and preserve native plants for future use.

Assist with cleaning and facility maintenance at the HFR Hub. This role helps maintain a safe and organized environment for food rescue operations.

Help sort incoming food rescues and pack outgoing food boxes. This role is essential for organizing food distribution efficiently.

Pick up food donations from local food donors and deliver them to the HFR Hub. This role is crucial in ensuring that rescued food reaches those in need.

Distribute rescued food at one of our Food for the Community sites. This role involves direct interaction with community members to ensure they receive the food they need.

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.

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.

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.