NATURAL RESOURCES VOLUNTEERS

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Natural Resources Volunteers help monitor or survey designated wildlife populations or habitat such as songbirds, raptors, turtles, dragonflies, butterfly larvae, invasive plants and others as needed.

VOLUNTEER ROLES:
Winter volunteer opportunities are fewer than spring-fall opportunities. Most winter needs revolve around invasive plant monitoring and management.

Natural Resources Monitors observe and record data on numbers, health and behavior of wildlife or plant populations on a pre-set trail or area. May include cleaning and repairing of nesting boxes. Basic skill level required.

Natural Resources Surveyors search for wildlife or plant populations, nests, etc. May involve mapping, use of GPS or tracking devices, and ability to accurately identify targeted species. Prior knowledge and advanced skill level required.

Locations may include:

• Crow-Hassan Park Reserve (Rogers)
• Elm Creek Park Reserve (Maple Grove)
• Eagle Lake or French Regional Parks (Plymouth)
• Noerenberg Gardens (Orono)
• Baker Parke Reserve (Maple Plain)
• Carver Park Reserve (Victoria)
• Gale Woods Farm (Minnetrista)
• Hyland Park Reserve (Bloomington)
• Murphy-Hanrehan Park Reserve (Savage)
• Silverwood Park (St. Anthony)

For more information on volunteering with Three Rivers, visit our web site at www.threeriversparks.org/volunteer or contact the Volunteer Office at 763-559-6706, volunteer@threeriversparks.org.