Refuge volunteers offer their time, enthusiasm, talent, and skills, allowing the refuge to accomplish much more than would otherwise be possible. What do volunteers do?--a partial list:
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conduct wildlife surveys
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restore habitat
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maintain trails
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control invasive plants
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give refuge presentations
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lead refuge tours
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provide clerical help
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update wildlife databases
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maintain signs
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building and grounds maintenance
Whether you're in school or retired ... whether you require training or not … whether you can contribute a few hours per week, per month, or per year — we would like to talk to you about making a difference on the Ohio River Islands National Wildlife Refuge.
Refuge Friends Now Group Forming!Friends groups are private, independent organizations formed and managed by citizens that offer support to refuges. Hundreds of Friends groups across the country help refuges get work done, raise funding for projects, and work to increase refuge identity. Learn More
The Ohio River Islands NWR Friends group is now forming. Please contact the refuge if you are interested in learning more about becoming a Friend.
