Northern Spotted Owl Volunteers
- Surrey, BC, Canada
Full-time
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Want to help save Canada's most endangered bird?
Needed: Northern Spotted Owl Volunteers
Organization: British Columbia Conservation Foundation
Location: Langley, Lower Mainland BC
The Northern Spotted Owl Breeding Program is always looking for volunteers to support our conservation efforts.
Lend a hand at our facility in Fort Langley or join us at events across the Greater Vancouver area. There are lots of ways you can make a difference.
Volunteers MUST be at least 16 years old and be able to drive themselves to the site. We are not accessible by public transit and cannot accommodate pick ups and drop offs. Please do not apply if you do not fulfill this requirement. Please note that the NSOBP is a non-smoking work environment and the facility is not wheelchair accessible.
No experience is needed as we fully train and provide equipment for volunteers.
Opportunities
RODENT CARE & CLEANING
Help maintain our rat and mouse prey colonies to keep our owls fed with fresh, nutritious food. You will clean and disinfect empty rodent enclosures and owl food dishes, refill water bottles, feed mice, and help with general cleaning.
Time Commitment: Minimum four consecutive hours every two weeks for at least three months.
SITE MAINTENANCE
Join us in maintaining our 25-acre forested property. This is important for our buildings, roads, aviaries, and ultimately keeping the owls safe. You will help with invasive species removal, grass cutting, raking, snow removal, and owl aviary maintenance.
Time Commitment: Minimum four consecutive hours every two weeks for at least three months.
OUTREACH & EDUCATION
Represent the NSOBP at various public education events throughout the Greater Vancouver area. You will engage with members of the public and assist staff with Small Eyes, our glove-trained spotted owl. Help educate others on our conservation efforts and actively contribute to our fundraising.
Time Commitment: Minimum three events per year.
Benefits Of Volunteering
Full Descriptions And Requirements For Each Role Are Here.
Please mention you saw this at GoodWork.ca.
Learn more about the Northern Spotted Owl Breeding Program at nsobreedingprogram.com
Want to help save Canada's most endangered bird?
Needed: Northern Spotted Owl Volunteers
Organization: British Columbia Conservation Foundation
Location: Langley, Lower Mainland BC
The Northern Spotted Owl Breeding Program is always looking for volunteers to support our conservation efforts.
Lend a hand at our facility in Fort Langley or join us at events across the Greater Vancouver area. There are lots of ways you can make a difference.
Volunteers MUST be at least 16 years old and be able to drive themselves to the site. We are not accessible by public transit and cannot accommodate pick ups and drop offs. Please do not apply if you do not fulfill this requirement. Please note that the NSOBP is a non-smoking work environment and the facility is not wheelchair accessible.
No experience is needed as we fully train and provide equipment for volunteers.
Opportunities
RODENT CARE & CLEANING
Help maintain our rat and mouse prey colonies to keep our owls fed with fresh, nutritious food. You will clean and disinfect empty rodent enclosures and owl food dishes, refill water bottles, feed mice, and help with general cleaning.
Time Commitment: Minimum four consecutive hours every two weeks for at least three months.
SITE MAINTENANCE
Join us in maintaining our 25-acre forested property. This is important for our buildings, roads, aviaries, and ultimately keeping the owls safe. You will help with invasive species removal, grass cutting, raking, snow removal, and owl aviary maintenance.
Time Commitment: Minimum four consecutive hours every two weeks for at least three months.
OUTREACH & EDUCATION
Represent the NSOBP at various public education events throughout the Greater Vancouver area. You will engage with members of the public and assist staff with Small Eyes, our glove-trained spotted owl. Help educate others on our conservation efforts and actively contribute to our fundraising.
Time Commitment: Minimum three events per year.
Benefits Of Volunteering
- Be associated with the British Columbia Conservation Foundation, one of the longest-standing conservation initiatives in the province.
- Join the team working to restore one of the most endangered and iconic species in Canada.
- Learn and develop new skills.
- Attend social events with other NSOBP volunteers and exclusive tours of our facility.
- Receive a reference letter by request once you meet your time commitment.
Full Descriptions And Requirements For Each Role Are Here.
Please mention you saw this at GoodWork.ca.
Learn more about the Northern Spotted Owl Breeding Program at nsobreedingprogram.com
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Responsibilities
Support the Northern Spotted Owl Breeding Program through rodent colony care, cleaning, and maintenance of its forested property and aviaries. Represent the program at public education events, engage with the public, assist with its glove-trained owl, and contribute to conservation outreach and fundraising.
Requirements
Volunteers must be at least 16 years old and able to drive themselves to the site, which is not accessible by public transit. No experience is required because training and equipment are provided; role-specific commitments range from four consecutive hours every two weeks for at least three months to a minimum of three events per year.
Skills
- Rodent Care
- Cleaning And Disinfection
- Animal Feeding
- Site Maintenance
- Invasive Species Removal
- Grass Cutting
- Raking
- Snow Removal
- Aviary Maintenance
- Public Outreach
- Education
- Communication
- Fundraising
- Conservation
Benefits
- Skill Development
- Social Events
- Exclusive Facility Tours
- Reference Letter Upon Request
Visa sponsorship
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Categories
- Environmental & Sustainability
- Science & Research
- Education
Keywords
- Northern Spotted Owl
- Conservation
- Breeding Program
- Rodent Care
- Rat And Mouse Prey Colonies
- Cleaning And Disinfection
- Animal Feeding
- Water Bottle Refilling
- Site Maintenance
- Forested Property
- Invasive Species Removal
- Grass Cutting
- Raking
- Snow Removal
- Owl Aviary Maintenance
- Public Education
- Outreach
- Fundraising
- Wildlife Conservation
- Volunteer Training