Eco-Volunteer Program

   I don't know what your destiny will be, but one thing I do know:  The only ones among you who will be really happy are those who have sought and found how to serve.
--Albert Schweitzer 


Eco-Volunteer Opportunities

Education Team, Prairie Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre

 

Volunteer with Manitoba Eco-Network

Make change rather than $$$ - become a volunteer with Eco-Network or one of our Member Groups working on environmental or social reform issues. Get involved with like-minded individuals in your community who are working to promote environmental sustainability!

WHAT'S THE CONCERN?  All over Manitoba, everyday, short-term decision-making is creating long-term problems. Natural habitats are being destroyed, resources are being squandered, and pollution problems increase. Clearly, we're jeopardizing our future.

BE PART OF THE SOLUTION!  Join the many people in your community who share a different vision and want to balance society's needs with respect for the earth and its ecosystems.

If you have environmental concern, personal initiative, time on your hands, skills to share or an eagerness to learn, chances are there's a group that could use your help.  Choose the level of involvement which best suits your current interest - and the amount of time you have available.

TO GET INVOLVED:  Complete the VOLUNTEER PROFILE Form, or apply to one of the current Eco-Volunteer Opportunities listed below. 

 

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Eco-Volunteer Opportunities

 Education Team Volunteer
Organization: Prairie Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre http://www.pwildlife.ca

We are looking for outgoing and dedicated volunteers interested in being a part of the PWRC's Education Team! As a volunteer with the education team you would be spreading education about wildlife conservation and stewardship to the public via presentations and booths across Winnipeg and the surrounding area. You could even work your way up into working with our very own Wildlife Ambassadors!

These are wildlife that can not be released due to either imprinting or an injury preventing survival in the wild. For example we currently have in our permanent care a Great Horned Owl, Burrowing Owl and Great Grey Owl, two Peregrine Falcons, two American Kestrels, a Woodchuck and a domestic Rabbit!

If you have any questions or feel you would fit in well with our organziation, please contact the Education Coordinator at wilded@pwildlife.ca.