Lead Volunteer

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We are seeking a passionate Volunteer Health Educator to join our team for outreach events and presentations. The role involves educating the community on health and wellness topics, providing valuable information, and promoting healthy lifestyle choices. Ideal candidates are enthusiastic about public speaking, knowledgeable in health-related subjects, and eager to make a positive impact on community health.

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Are you passionate about the environment and looking to make a difference? Join us as an Admin Ally Volunteer! Dive into the administration world and contribute your skills to support the preservation of open spaces. With a flexible commitment of 4-8 hours per week for 6 months, you can make a meaningful impact on environmental conservation while gaining valuable experience and networking opportunities. Join our team today and be a part of something meaningful.

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Volunteer citizen scientists contribute valuable information for many Conservation Department projects. There are many different surveys for volunteers with varying abilities and time commitments. Whether it’s watching in your own backyard on the Backyard Winter Bird Survey or helping spot eagles on Great Bay in the Winter Bald Eagle Survey, surveying for Rusty Blackbirds in Pittsburg or recording information on your local Bank Swallow colony, there are many opportunities to help.

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Green thumbs, unite! Join us in the garden as a Floral Steward Volunteer and nurture the beauty of our outdoor spaces. As a Floral Steward Volunteer, you'll have the opportunity to get your hands dirty while tending to our gardens and green spaces. Your tasks may include planting, weeding, watering, and general maintenance to keep our landscapes flourishing.

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Intern

Mountain Bike Patrol

Step into the Trail Trekker role and become a vital part of our mission to preserve and protect our natural landscapes. As a Trail Ambassador, you will serve as a friendly face and knowledgeable visitor resource, ensuring their safety and promoting responsible enjoyment of our trails. Your duties may include providing information to visitors, monitoring trail conditions, reporting any issues or hazards, and promoting environmental stewardship practices.

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Adopter

Our Adopter volunteers take personal pride in caring for specific outdoor areas such as trails, campgrounds, wildlife habitats, or fishing access sites. Through regular maintenance and monitoring, Adopters become the consistent eyes and hands on the ground, helping us keep these spaces clean, safe, and ecologically sound. Whether you’re adopting a beloved fishing hole or a scenic trail, your ongoing stewardship makes a lasting difference.

 

Master Hunter

The Master Hunter volunteer group is composed of highly trained and certified hunters who assist with conservation-focused wildlife management. These volunteers help reduce wildlife conflict, manage overpopulated species, and participate in special harvest programs that support ecological balance. Master Hunters act as ambassadors for ethical hunting and wildlife stewardship across the state.

Naturalist

Naturalist volunteers are educators at heart. They lead interpretive programs, host guided nature walks, and assist with educational events that connect the public to the natural world. Whether sharing the story of a local ecosystem or explaining animal behavior to curious visitors, Naturalists play a key role in inspiring the next generation of conservationists.

 

Scientist

Community Scientists support our research and conservation efforts by collecting data on everything from bird migrations to amphibian health and invasive species. No science degree required—just a curious mind, attention to detail, and a passion for the natural world. Volunteers receive training and tools to help monitor wildlife, contribute to statewide surveys, and support real-world decision making in fish and wildlife management.

 

Bird Walk Leader

Lead bi-weekly Bird Walks.  Bird Walks are on Wednesday and Saturday mornings.  Seeking volunteers who are comfortable identifying birds by sight and can lead one or two bird walks per month on a fixed schedule; however, flexible scheduling may be an option.

Purpose

The Community Stewards Program works to empower community members to take action, encourage resilience through volunteerism, and increase the health of the community. The program consists of three “Adopt-A” style programs where individuals or groups commit to maintaining designated sections of trails, roadways, or stream sections by removing litter, invasive species, stream blocking woody vegetation and debris.

Community Steward Volunteers may request supplies for any of their coordinated clean-up efforts. They must submit a request for supplies at least two weeks prior to any clean-up effort. The following supplies are available for “check-out”:

• Safety vests
• Disposable gloves
• Trash pickers
• Trash and recycling bags
• 5-gallon buckets
• Small hand tools such as loppers or hand shears.

Key Responsibilities

Adopt-A-Stream:

• Remove invasive plant species, woody debris and litter from the stream channel and report items too large for removal such large branches, mattresses, shopping carts, small furniture, etc... Items too large for removal are items that the volunteers do not feel comfortable to remove or do not have the means to transport.
• Tracking impacts by recording the number of bags of trash and invasive plant species removed. Submit photos of volunteer efforts
  • Current reporting form (Stream Steward Reporting Page (arcgis.com)).

Adopt-An-Ave:

• Remove litter from adopted section and report if there are items too large for removal such as mattresses, shopping carts, or small furniture.
• Report cleanup activities through email (Number of trash/recycling bags, participants, hours spent on the cleanup and photos).

Adopt-A-FUTS:

• Remove litter from adopted section of the Flagstaff Urban Trail System (FUTS) and report if there are items too large for removal such as mattresses, shopping carts, or small furniture.
• Report cleanup activities l (Number of trash/recycling bags, participants, hours spent on the cleanup and photos).

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Greet park visitors at the park's first point of contact and collect park entry fees. Must be friendly, patient, and willing to answer basic visitor questions about the park and surrounding Sedona area. 

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The responsibilities of an Open Space Steward include submitting Open Space land use concerns, participating in Open Space Stewardship events, and reporting rules and regulations violations. An Open Space Steward is required to provide at least 20 hours of service per calendar year. The position involves hiking on uneven surfaces and trails of varying elevation gain. Service projects may involve lifting and other more strenuous activities. Stewards act as representatives of the City of Flagstaff Open Space Program and engage with the public when appropriate.

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School Program

Share your knowledge and love of nature with the next generation. Kindergarten through 8th grade students are offered field trips on subjects like geology, wildlife, archeology and insects. 

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Camp Host

Have you ever dreamed of waking up surrounded by breathtaking scenery every morning? As a camp host or live on-site park support volunteer at Arizona State Parks, you'll have the opportunity to do just that. With over 30 parks throughout the state, you can choose to work in the desert, mountains, or along the river. Not only will you be able to enjoy the natural beauty of the parks, but you'll also have the chance to meet new people and learn new skills amid Arizona’s most beautiful places. So why not make your outdoor dream a reality and join the team at Arizona State Parks?

Maintain the park grounds in a variety of areas, such as painting, woodwork, electrical, plumbing, general housekeeping, and landscape maintenance. 

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Trail Ambassador

Welcome and guide guests along our beautiful trail system.

Visitor Services

Welcome guests, assist in the Park Store with retail sales, and provide general park information.