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Welcome to the December edition of our pilot volunteer opportunity board! We are striving to match people who want to volunteer with environmental organizations that are seeking volunteers. The postings are from Ontario Nature and the 150 member groups that form our Nature Network.
You can see past posting lists on our volunteer webpage.
The volunteer newsletter is a one-year pilot project and we are seeking feedback on how it has been going. If you have any comments or suggestions, please email them to naturenetwork@ontarionature.org.
VOLUNTEER BOARD POSTINGS
Youth Council, Ontario Nature Education Team
- Location: Anywhere in Ontario
- Start: January 2025
- Duration: 1 year
- Time Commitment: Flexible
- Contact: Emily Green, emilyg@ontarionature.org
Are you a high school student who wants to be part of a growing network of young environmental leaders in Ontario? Are you passionate about nature? Would you like to earn community involvement volunteering hours that contribute towards an Ontario Secondary School Diploma? If so, you’re a perfect fit for our Youth Council!
We are looking for high-school students in Ontario who are passionate about nature, fun-loving and environmentally aware. The Youth Council is a great opportunity to protect nature and develop strong leadership skills.
Information and applications can be found on our website. The deadline for applications is December 9th, so apply soon! If you have questions about the Youth Council, please contact Emily Green at emilyg@ontarionature.org or 416-444-8419 (toll-free 1-800-440-2366) ext. 280. You can also follow @ON_YouthCouncil on Instagram for updates.
Election Support, Ontario Nature’s Conservation Policy Team
- Location: Anywhere in Ontario
- Start: December 2, 2024 (or shortly afterwards)
- Duration: 2 months
- Time Commitment: Minimum of 2 hours/week
- Contact: Tony Morris, tonym@ontarionature.org
Ontario Nature is seeking volunteers to support the development and implementation of election toolkits to Nature Network groups and members. Duties could include, but not limited to:
- Preparing social media messaging and other communication materials
- Submitting questions and conservation priorities to local candidates
- Engaging members and supporters on conservation priorities
- Attending local debates
FURTHER OPPORTUNITIES
Looking for other ways to get involved with Ontario Nature and the nature community?
If you know anyone who wants to sign up for this email list, they can do so on our volunteer webpage.
If you are a member group and have an opportunity, please fill out this form to have it included in the next newsletter. Postings must be submitted by the 25th of the month for inclusion in the subsequent month’s newsletter (e.g., Postings in by December 25 for early January distribution). Groups are responsible for vetting, training and the safety of volunteers.
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