Volunteering is a wonderful way to get involved and address invasive species in your community. Whether you are one individual or are searching for group opportunities, Washington is full of organizations seeking help.
Find an Opportunity Today
- City of Olympia Parks
- Forest Health Watch
- Green Seattle Partnership
- Metro Parks Tacoma
- Spokane City Parks
- U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
- U.S. Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region
- Washington Association of Land Trusts
- Washington Sea Grant Crab Team
- Washington State Department of Natural Resources
- Washington State Park Volunteer Program
- Washington State University Extension
- Washington State University Master Gardener Program
- Washington Trails Association
- Washington Trails Association
- Your Local County Noxious Weed Control Board
Why Volunteer?
- Add to your skills and gain expertise in natural resources
- Network with professionals in the field and build lasting connections
- Protect your local community from damaging effects of invasive species
- Learn more about invasive species in your neighborhood–how to identify and control them
- Contribute to valuable data collection on species presence, range, and distribution
- Meet new people who share your interests and passion
- Gain hours for community service requirements