Eco-Volunteer Program

Current Eco-Volunteer Opportunities

-Water Stewards (Assiniboine Watershed Network)

 

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Make change rather than $$$ - become a volunteer with the Eco-Networt 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 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 and return it to info@mbeconetwork.org, or apply to one of the current Eco-Volunteer opportunities. Questions? Call 947-6511.

 

 

 

Current Eco-Volunteer Opportunities
(please respond directly to the contact listed)

Water Stewards (Assiniboine Watershed Network)

The Assiniboine Watershed Network is an environmental stewardship group working on the restoration, enhancement and protection of Sturgeon, Truro and Omand's creeks. We are currently looking for new members. Interested individuals should have:

• an interest in environmental issues and the health of our natural areas and waterways.
• skills to help develop and build our organization.
• ability to attend 6 to 8 meetings a year.

Community members who live in the vicinity of Sturgeon, Truro, or Omand's Creek are encouraged to contact us. Visit the website at www.awnonline.org for more information. Please contact the Assiniboine Watershed Network: assiniboine.watershed.network@gmail.com or 986-7235

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