Types of volunteers

Volunteers travel the state with the program doing presentation with our educational ambassadors.

Volunteers work with all facets of the program and have opportunities to learn various parts of wildlife rehabilitation.

 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 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. 

 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! 

College Student Volunteer

 SWHS Graduate

College Student Volunteer

SWHS Graduate

College Student Volunteer

PCHS Graduate 

College Student Volunteer

SWHS Graduate

Student Volunteer

Senior at Southwestern High School

Student Volunteer

Senior at Southwestern High School

Student Volunteer

Senior at Southwestern High School

Student Volunteer

Senior at Southwestern High School

Homeschooled 

Student Volunteer

Adult Volunteer

Student Volunteer

Freshman at Somerset High School

Student Volunteer

Sophomore at Southwestern High School

Student Volunteer

7th Grader at Northern Middle School

Student Volunteer

8th Grader at Northern Middle School

Student Volunteer

7th Grader at Southern Middle School

Student Volunteer

7th Grader at Southern Middle School

Student Volunteer

7th Grader at Southern Middle School

Homeschooled 

Student Volunteer

Adult Volunteer