Northwest Wildlife Preservation Society

What services does your organization provide?
Through engaging education and stewardship programs, Northwest Wildlife Preservation Society introduces British Columbians to the wonders of the natural world in order to encourage an enduring respect for northwest North American wildlife and wildlife spaces. Our three main programs are Wildlife in Schools, Nature Walks & Workshops and Youth Estuary Stewardship programs offered for free to inner city school children.

Do you have any age requirements?
18

Do you require language proficiency other than in English?
No.

What time commitment(s) are you expecting from a volunteer?

• Office Administration- 1 to 4 hours per week
Outreach- 2 to 4 hours per weekWildlife Research- 1 to 4 hours (as available)Environmental Education Programs- 3 to 6 hours (to be determined by activity)Environmental Events- 1 to 4 hours (depending on event)

What type of volunteer positions are typically available?
NWPS has a wide variety of volunteer opportunities: office administration, outreach, wildlife research, environmental education and stewardship activities. Please see our detailed description of volunteer positions and complete an on-line volunteer registration form.

Is there any training provided for volunteers?
No.

How will a person benefit from volunteering with Northwest Wildlife Preservation Society?
Volunteering allows people to put back into nature and make a genuine contribution to it's conservation. It can also be used as work experience or for credits. Volunteering with NWPS is a great way to help educate children about the importance of wildlife in British Columbia.

Do you accept high school students?
No.