Rick McEwan, volunteer photographer © Harold Stinnete Get volunteer e-mail updates! Now you can receive weekly e-mail updates about upcoming volunteer opportunities in the field and in our offices throughout Oregon. Signing up is easy! Just enter your e-mail address in the box below and click on "Join."  We hope you join us! Enter your email address:   To unsubscribe, send an e-mail from the account you subscribed with to sympa@lists.onenw.org with the phrase "unsubscribe tncorvolunteers" in the subject and/or body of the message. Unsubscribe your default e-mail account. This e-mail distribution list is hosted by ONE/Northwest, a nonprofit organization providing technology resources and expertise to environmental groups. Volunteer Profiles 2007 Volunteers of the Year: Barb and Thor Wegner, Nancy Menken

Wilson Gonzalos removes invasives along the Sandy River © Susan Healy Emma Hammond surveys birds on Zumwalt Prairie © Tracey Johnson/OSU

Volunteer with The Nature Conservancy
in Oregon

Do you want to experience nature, and learn about imperiled species and wild habitats, all while meeting and working alongside others who love nature? The Nature Conservancy has many volunteer opportunities across Oregon.

Volunteer Classifieds

Your time and talents are needed! Learn about opportunities across the state for volunteers of various skills and experience levels.

Volunteer Work Parties

There are numerous opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors while working with Conservancy ecologists and volunteer teams to protect some of Oregon's most critical habitats.

Training Opportunities

Our trainings, held each spring, provide volunteers with a variety of opportunities to develop and expand leadership, naturalist and/or surveying skills while helping to protect some of Oregon's most remarkable places.

Student Practicums

If your environmental studies or ecology program offers you school credit for applied, hands-on experience, then please consider pursuing your academic goals with us, working with ecologists and other Nature Conservancy staff.

Working Together for Oregon

What can twelve dedicated AmeriCorps volunteers working to protect Oregon’s ecologically important lands and waters accomplish? Thanks to a groundbreaking partnership with The Nature Conservancy, we’re finding out the answer is a lot.

Protecting Nature with Photography

For over two years, Rick McEwan, a retired teacher living in northeast Oregon, has generously shared his awe-inspiring imagery with The Nature Conservancy, traveling to over ten preserves in the last year alone. View photos from Rick's travels around our beautiful state.

Look Who's Helping

Many businesses and community groups provide generous support for the volunteer programs of The Nature Conservancy in Oregon.