Oregon Coast National Wildlife Refuge Complex: Refuge Volunteers

Refuge volunteer Matt Love demonstrates how to plant a tree Refuge volunteer Francis Regan talks about how to protect seabirds and tidepool life to visitors at Haystack Rock at Cannon Beach Volunteers, young and old, plant native trees at Nestucca Bay National Wildlife Refuge Volunteers at the National Wildlife Refuge Week Celebration at Cape Meares National Wildlife Refuge

Volunteers play a vital role in the management of the Oregon Coast National Wildlife Refuges. They perform a variety of essential tasks, ranging from assisting with education and outreach to helping restore critical wildlife habitat. We greatly appreciate the exceptional work our volunteers have done and continue to do on refuge lands.

We post all of our volunteer opportunities on the Volunteer.Gov website. Please visit that site for a current listing of volunteer positions or you can inquire about opportunities by send your resume to our volunteer coordinator.

Volunteer Opportunities
The refuge will be posting volunteer opportunities for the spring and summer of 2009 in December.