So much of what we do relies on people offering their time, skills, and passion. Whether you are a university student looking for real world practical experience, a retiree seeking to share your talents, or a local resident keen to give back to your community, Maplewood Flats provides a diverse and exciting range of volunteer opportunities.
Both the site and our organisation share a progressive approach to hands-on conservation work, public education, birding, ecological restoration, cultural programming, communications, and community engagement. Â We also provide volunteers with specialized training where necessary so that we all learn and grow, and ensure the best possible experience on site.
You must be a member of Wild Bird Trust of BC to volunteer. If you have further questions or for more information, send an email directly to volunteer@wildbirdtrust.org.
(4+ hours/month)
Help plan and develop programs in culture – such as literary events, art exhibits, public art commissions, and publications – or in education, such as school programs and nature walks.
Help with our social media profiles on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter, help build and maintain our website, or help with our Wingspan magazine, trail signage, and media releases.
Help develop our Habitat and Cultural Use Management Plan, restoration projects, site maintenance, birding, and ecological research projects
Help with grant-writing, events, donor appeals, and bench program
(2-4 hours/week)
Promoting Coast Salish planting and trail maintenance.
Tues, Thurs 8:30am
Welcome visitors as they enter site, hand out maps, share site rules, receive donations and membership applications, and count the number of visitors.
Post scheduled and new content on social media and manage public interactions.
Enter our Monthly Bird Survey data on the online e-bird citizen science platform.
Catalogue publications in Greeter Hut.
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