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Volunteer E-news!

Read the latest issue of The Disney Wilderness Preserve volunteer e-newsletter. Volunteer E-news covers current activities and upcoming projects.

 

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Volunteers at DWP

 

As a volunteer at The Disney Wilderness Preserve you will be involved in this groundbreaking conservation effort while learning about environmental restoration and rare species.

Volunteer needs fluctuate throughout the year. We send out regular e-mails announcing upcoming projects and other volunteer activities. Projects include wildlife monitoring, habitat restoration, native plant and butterfly garden maintenance, landscaping, operations and events assistance, and much more. Volunteers under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or adult guardian.

For more information on volunteer activities, e-mail Letty Zook at lzook@tnc.org.

Volunteer Application

Ready to volunteer? Complete a volunteer application.

Internship Opportunities

The Nature Conservancy works with the Student Conservation Association to provide internships at The Disney Wilderness Preserve. For current opportunities, e-mail Pam Speelman.
 

Nature picture credits (left to right): Volunteers at The Disney Wilderness Preserve © Ben Villamor/The Nature Conservancy; Sunset at the preserve © Ian Adams.