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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
We are seeking members to volunteer as Outreach Ambassadors, Science Surveyors or Program/Trip Greeters. All events are listed on our page at Volunteer Local. Use the link to the right or go to dunescalumetaudubon.volunteerlocal.com |
First time users to our volunteer page are asked to fill out the Volunteer Application.
If you have any questions about these volunteer opportunities, please email us at [email protected]. |
Bluebird Trail Team
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Greenhouse Team
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Shorebird Monitors
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Bluebird Boxes & A Purple Martin House:
We have a small team of Member Volunteers: JoEllen Raby, John & Mary Beth Witcher have started assessing the condition of the boxes located at Coffee Creek Watershed as part of their Bluebird Trail. They have found old nests and a few wintering mice! This team could use a few more volunteers. (Send an email to: [email protected]) The Purple Martin House needs some repair before it can welcome new residents.
Common Milkweed & Butterfly Weed is growing in the Greenhouse:
Our Greenhouse Team: Barbara Endoy, Cookie Ferguson, Barbara & Marc Meijer, and Loyce Fandrei met at the end of February to plant purchased and donated seed into flats. A week later we had lots of sprouts! A big thank you to the USGS Great Lakes Science Center and Noel Pavlovik for allowing us space in their Greenhouse.
We have a small team of Member Volunteers: JoEllen Raby, John & Mary Beth Witcher have started assessing the condition of the boxes located at Coffee Creek Watershed as part of their Bluebird Trail. They have found old nests and a few wintering mice! This team could use a few more volunteers. (Send an email to: [email protected]) The Purple Martin House needs some repair before it can welcome new residents.
Common Milkweed & Butterfly Weed is growing in the Greenhouse:
Our Greenhouse Team: Barbara Endoy, Cookie Ferguson, Barbara & Marc Meijer, and Loyce Fandrei met at the end of February to plant purchased and donated seed into flats. A week later we had lots of sprouts! A big thank you to the USGS Great Lakes Science Center and Noel Pavlovik for allowing us space in their Greenhouse.