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Mar 13, 2024, 4:13:01 PMMar 13
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Here are a few upcoming volunteer opportunities for March and ongoing volunteer programs that you can get involved in. Know of any others opportunities? Please share!
- Building Vertical Oyster Gardens! (Teens Only) - SASJBEP Teen Outreach Committee
- Saturday, March 30th; 2:30- 3:30pm CST
- FSU Panama City
- Contact: Pearl Amromin - pearla...@gmail.com
- Panhandle Terrapin Project - Florida Sea Grant x FWC - (Ongoing)
- Volunteer to help assess the status of the diamondback terrapin in the Florida Panhandle.
- Upcoming Trainings:
- Mar 18 – Santa Rosa County
- Mar 22 – Bay County
- Contact: Rick O'Connor - ro...@ufl.edu
- Click here for more information
- Volunteer to help assess the status of the diamondback terrapin in the Florida Panhandle.
- Audubon Florida Coastal Stewardship Volunteer - Audubon - (Ongoing)
- Audubon Florida is seeking volunteers to assist with on-the-ground wildlife and habitat management for beach nesting birds such as terns and plovers.
- Contact: flconservation@audubon.org
- Click here for more information
- Report Horseshoe Crab Sightings - FWC - (Ongoing)
- Springtime is mating season for Horseshoe crabs. By reporting horseshoe crab sightings, you are helping FWC learn more about habitat use, population distribution, and environmental conditions for nesting.
- Click here to report sightings
FWC NW Regional Volunteer Program
Mar 18, 2024, 12:49:59 PMMar 18
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Gulf County Horseshoe Crab Monitoring - FWC - (Ongoing)
- FWC is seeking volunteers to check shoreline transects around St. Joe Bay for nesting horseshoe crabs during expected peak nesting periods.
- FWC is seeking volunteers to check shoreline transects around St. Joe Bay for nesting horseshoe crabs during expected peak nesting periods.
- First monitoring dates: March 31 - Buffer Preserve Deal Tract
April 1 - Buffer Preserve Deal Tract
April 2 - Buffer Preserve Deal Tract
Sam Mello
Mar 20, 2024, 11:46:12 AMMar 20
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Growing & Harvesting in a Food Forest - Alō Bay - (Ongoing)
- Alō Bay is seeking volunteers that are interested in learning about permaculture and its uses to help out at the Community Food Forest located in Millville. Volunteers may help weed, plant, prune, check on the beehives, and help the composting system.
- Alō Bay is seeking volunteers that are interested in learning about permaculture and its uses to help out at the Community Food Forest located in Millville. Volunteers may help weed, plant, prune, check on the beehives, and help the composting system.
- Dates: Mondays from 4pm-6pm
- Location: 229 College Ave Panama City
- Contact: Sam Mello alob...@gmail.com
Sandhills Native Nursery
SASJBEP
Apr 1, 2024, 1:28:47 PMApr 1
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Bird Stewarding Position at Camp Helen State Park - Audubon Florida (Ongoing) .png?part=0.1&view=1)
- Bird stewarding positions with Audubon Florida are available at Camp Helen State Park:
- Click here for more information.
Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail Site Visits - FWC (Ongoing)
Call for volunteers!
- The FWC is looking for interested members of the public to help maintain high quality birding opportunities in the state by conducting site visits to locations on the Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail. The Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail is made up of over 500 sites around Florida that have been recognized as excellent places to go birding and wildlife viewing. The Trail is an important service that encourages conservation through eco-tourism.By visiting Trail sites and filling out a quality assurance survey, volunteers help FWC ensure the Trail remains one of the best resources around to meaningfully connect people to nature and build support for conservation.
- What: Help maintain high quality birding opportunities in the state by conducting site visits on the Great Florida Birding Trail
- When: Online Training: Email for schedule
- Site Visits: Date and time determined by volunteers. Site visits to be conducted before June 1st 2024
- Where: Great Florida Birding Trail sites in the Florida panhandle.
- Preparations: Volunteers should be prepared to work in typical Florida outdoor conditions, as well as to manage hot or cold temperatures depending on weather. Be sure to bring a hat, weather-appropriate clothing, sunblock and sunglasses, closed-toed shoes, lunch, and drinking water. Volunteers must have a working smart phone, tablet, or laptop with internet connection.
- Additional Requirements: Some knowledge of Florida birds and wildlife is preferred; however, novice and beginner birders/wildlife viewers are welcome to participate.
- To sign up: Contact the FWC volunteer program at volu...@myfwc.com and include “Great Florida Birding Trail” in the email subject line.
Aleighsa Wright
Outreach Specialist
St. Andrew and St. Joseph Bays Estuary Program
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