Jordan River Clean Up w/Hogle Zoo

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POSITION DESCRIPTION:

Long loved and long used, it has recently been acknowledged the Jordan River needs a little help in getting back to its former glory. You can join Utah’s Hogle Zoo and The Jordan River Commission in helping it get there by joining us for our Jordan River conservation and restoration events. From May-September we will host monthly outings to different portions of the river to perform a variety of conservation and restoration projects from tree planting, to water trail maintenance, to removal of invasive weeds.

These are family friendly events and a great way to get outside and become more familiar with our unique and beautiful urban river.

REPORTS TO:

Conservation Action Coordinator

PROJECTS:

Conservation events are held throughout the year. Projects include:

• River Float Cleanups
• Invasive plant removal
• Pollinator-friendly garden planting
• Tree planting
• Trail cleanups
• Habitat restoration

REQUIREMENTS:

Projects are open to individuals, families, and groups. Participants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

SCHEDULE:

Events are scheduled monthly throughout the year. Visit our website for a list of upcoming project dates and more information on UHZ Community Science Initiatives.

PHYSICAL DEMAND AND SPECIAL WORKING CONDITIONS:

This position may require long periods of standing, walking, bending, or lifting. This position requires exposure to the elements such as heat, cold, rain, and snow.

CONTACT:

Tori Bird, Conservation Action Coordinator, tbird@hoglezoo.org

TO SIGN UP FOR AN EVENT:

Please submit a Sign Up Form.

Utah’s Hogle Zoo is committed to providing a diverse and inclusive volunteer program representative of a variety of backgrounds, age groups, perspectives, experiences, abilities, and strengths.