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Volunteer Opportunities
The Conservancy
is seeking help for the following programs. If you are interested
in Conservancy volunteer opportunities, contact Mary at
the office (360) 373-3500, (866) 373-3504 or
mary@greatpeninsula.org.
If you are interested
in Clear Creek Interpretive Center volunteer opportunities,
contact Clear Creek Task Force at www.clearcreektrail.org.

Conservancy
Volunteer Opportunities
Become
a GPC Land Steward. Experience the great
outdoors and make a difference!
To learn more
attend GPC Stewardship Training for new land stewards.
October
1 - Classroom Session, GPC Office, 9 am - 11 am.
October
15 - Field Session, Reed Nature Preserve, Gig Harbor,
10 am - noon.
To register contact
Kate at (360) 373-3500, (866) 373-3504, or kate@greatpeninsula.org.
GPC
Volunteer Naturalist/Hike Leader
Do
you know all the good trails in the area and wish you could
share your knowledge with others while exposing them to
our region's natural beauty? Do you have special knowledge
about the birds, fish, trees, wildlife,vegetation, waters,
geography, etc. of our region? Volunteer to lead a hike
or give a presentation for the Conservancy's Outdoor Activity
Program!
Please
contact the office at (360) 373-3500 or 1-866-373-3504 for
other opportunities!
To
learn about internship opportunities, click here.

Clear
Creek Interpretive Center Volunteer Opportunities
Contact Clear
Creek Task Force to volunteer, www.clearcreektrail.org.

Other
Conservation Volunteer Opportunities
Hood Canal
Salmon Enhancement Group - Interested in “hands
on” volunteer work helping to restore the wild salmon
of Hood Canal? Get your hands wet by helping with everything
from salmon surveys to smolt trap installation. Check out
Hood Canal Salmon
Enhancement Group’s website for all kinds of volunteer
opportunities.
EnviroCorps
- Volunteering with EnviroCorps enables you to get some
exercise, enhance parks and other natural areas accessible
to the public, meet others who share your interests, enjoy
the outdoors and spend valuable time with your children
or grandchildren. To learn about EnviroCorps volunteer opportunities,
visit the EnviroCorps
website today!
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