
Ambassador Care volunteer
Positions Filled
About the Role:
This volunteer role directly supports Center for Wildlife's Education Team in the care of our ambassador animals. This role will involve a variety of jobs including food preparation, enclosure cleaning and site maintenance, and some interactions with visitors.
Who is This For?
Being an Ambassador Care volunteer isn't easy, requires working outdoors year-round and also involves physically demanding work at times, including: hauling water jugs, scrubbing down enclosures, shoveling snow and more. This role also involves the preparation of food items for raptors (including gutting of mice and birds every day). If this isn't a good fit, check out our Nature Center Guide role.
Age Requirement: 18+
Time Commitment:
One, four hour shift per week for a minimum of 5-6 months,
with the option to continue volunteering year-round.
Skills:
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Basic knowledge of native species and ambassadors, as well as their natural and personal histories, or ability to learn
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Comfortable working independently and adhering to established protocols
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Physical fitness to work 4 hours and lift up to 50 pounds (shoveling, scrubbing, hauling water, etc)
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Willing to learn, assist staff, and take initiative as needed
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Willing to work indoors and outdoors in all seasons and weather
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Willing to jump in and get dirty, regardless of the task

Interested in this role?
We're lucky to have a full team of Ambassador Care Volunteers currently! We will update this page again when our applications re-open. Check back soon!
Can't find what you're looking for? Email volunteer@thecenterforwildlife.org.
