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Volunteer
The Liberty Nature Center depends on quality volunteers like YOU! Volunteers assist us with everything from telling people about us, to physically working at the facility, to managing day-to-day tasks. There are three (3) main types of volunteers; Students, Adults, and Groups. We rely on all three types of volunteers to operate the facility!
To become a volunteer, download the application that best fits you (in the hyperlink's below), complete the application, and return it to the Liberty Nature Center. We'll give you a call as soon as we get your application to finish things up.
We hope you will consider volunteering, even if it is just once. You can make a difference!
Tpyes of volunteers
Volunteer Spotlight
Volunteer Spotlight
Volunteer Spotlight
Name: Josh Dick
Type: Adult Volunteer, Projects Manager
School: Pulaski County High Graduate
Favorite Volunteer Activity: Working with Raptors
Favorite Bird: Zoso
About: Josh works for Play Mart in Somerset and volunteers after work and on weekends.
Student
Volunteer Spotlight
Volunteer Spotlight
Student volunteers are considered members of the Liberty Nature Center. Members must be enrolled in an education system and in grades 7-12. Students have special volunteer opportunities including mentorships, traveling with the organization, and a hands on approach to learning cool stuff!
Adult
Volunteer Spotlight
Adult
Adult volunteers are important to our success! They provide the wisdom, education, and wheels we need to mentor student members and operate the center. Adult volunteers can participate in a wide array of activities.
Groups
Adult
Volunteers travel the state with the program doing presentation with our educational ambassadors.
Groups
Groups
Groups
The more the merrier! Groups provide us with the man force we need to complete projects. Projects can be everything from painting, caring for 27.5 acres, planting trees, or completing entire projects! We want your group to help out today!
Groups
Groups
Volunteers work with all facets of the program and have opportunities to learn various parts of wildlife rehabilitation.
Volunteers
Josh Dick
Tiffany Dick
Tiffany Dick
Adult volunteer, Eagle Handler
Tiffany Dick
Tiffany Dick
Tiffany Dick
Adult volunteer, Presenter
Piper Bolin
Tiffany Dick
Maverick Bolin
Student Volunteer, Home School
Maverick Bolin
Savannh Troxell
Maverick Bolin
One of youngest volunteers involved has his hands on with his family volunteering
Kimmi Sparkman
Savannh Troxell
Savannh Troxell
Adult volunteer, educational assistant
Savannh Troxell
Savannh Troxell
Savannh Troxell
Student volunteer, Pulaski County High School
Volunteers
Ben Wells
Ethan Wells
Ethan Wells
Adult Volunteer, Volunteer Training
Ethan Wells
Ethan Wells
Ethan Wells
Student Volunteer, Home School
Chloe West
Ethan Wells
Isaac Morris
Student Volunteer, Somerset Christian High School
Isaac Morris
Hailey Mullins
Isaac Morris
Student Volunteer, Somerset Christian School
Hailey Mullins
Hailey Mullins
Hailey Mullins
Student Volunteer, Southwestern High School
Emily Little
Hailey Mullins
Hailey Mullins
Student Volunteer Home School
volunteers
Ashlyn Little
Kegan mcdaniel
Kegan mcdaniel
Student Volunteer Home School
Kegan mcdaniel
Kegan mcdaniel
Kegan mcdaniel
Student Volunteer, Southwestern High School
Jordan King
Kegan mcdaniel
Will Townsend
Adult Volunteer
Will Townsend
Will Townsend
Will Townsend
Adult Volunteer
Samson Mead
Will Townsend
Samson Mead
Student Volunteer, Home School
Sara Wilson
Will Townsend
Samson Mead
Student Volunteer, Southwestern High School
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T J Burrell
David McFarland
David McFarland
Student Volunteer, Somerset High School
David McFarland
David McFarland
David McFarland
Student Volunteer, Somerset High School
Tyler Logan
David McFarland
Tyler Logan
Adult Volunteer
