We Need Your Time and Talent
Wild Ones
can't function without volunteers. Our board
of directors and committee people are all volunteers.
And much of the other important work that gets
done at the national level and the chapter level
would be impossible without the help of our wonderful
volunteers.
Opportunities to Work With Wild Ones
 Participation
on national committees which function primarily
as research and development committees – for
example, marketing, merchandise, climate change,
membership, finance.
Worker bees for the photo contest, the discussion
group and Facebook, and the communications committee
which includes several different teams, i.e.,
Journal, brochures and web site.
Within the framework of the Journal, these opportunities
include writing educational material for the
Journal, promoting advertising in the Journal,
and fund-raising.
Within the framework of brochures and the web
site, these opportunities include developing
and preparing new promotional and educational
material to be used at various fairs, festivals,
home and garden shows, and speaker presentations,
and on the web site.
Working with Seeds for Education grant applicants
and grant recipients throughout the United States
to research, develop, construct, and maintain
their outdoor-learning areas.
Contact us at info@for-wild.org or toll-free
at
1-877-FOR-WILD (1-877-394-9453).
For Seeds for Education: sfedirector@for-wild.org
Opportunities at the WILD Center
Weeding
gardens
Plant ground cover woodland plants
Remove buckthorn
Construct birdhouses (especially bluebirds)
Construct duckhouses
Install birdhouses
Install duckhouses
Install Wild Ones yard sign in front garden
Set up library in lower level
Update library index with new materials
Contact us at info@for-wild.org or
toll-free at
1-877-FOR-WILD (1-877-394-9453).
Opportunities
Working With Wild Ones Chapters and Projects
Participation on local
committees which serve to promote the chapter
to the community such as publicity, membership,
web site maintenance, etc.
Worker bees for promotional activities related
to various fairs, festivals, home and garden
shows, and speaker presentations.
Worker bees for various environmental projects
such as removal of invasive species, development
and/or maintenance of community native plantings,
assistance with community outdoor-learning centers,
etc.
To find a chapter near you, go to for-wild.org/chapters.html.
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