Wildlife Volunteer Corps
Connecting the Dots in Conservation
Defenders’ Wildlife
Volunteer Corps gives wildlife a helping hand by connecting people
with fun volunteer opportunities. The volunteers work on unique projects to protect, monitor and recover endangered and
imperiled wildlife and the habitats and ecosystems they need to survive.
Our volunteers have a great time, meet like-minded folks in their community and sometimes even have the chance to contribute to the science of protecting endangered and imperiled species.
With habitat and species disappearing at an alarming rate, there’s never been a better time to take action to conserve our nation’s great wildlife heritage.
Past Projects
From restoring vital habitat for endangered New England cottontails in Maine to monitoring the progress of recently released black-footed ferrets in Utah and Colorado, the Wildlife Volunteer Corps is making a difference all around the country.
Suggest a Project
Defenders partners with state and national wildlife agencies -- including parks, refuges and forests -- to host successful volunteer projects that make a real difference for wildlife.
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