Get Involved

Volunteering

Imagine banding birds at a National Wildlife Refuge, conducting wildlife surveys, leading a tour, or restoring fragile habitat. You can do this by volunteering at National Wildlife Refuges. Volunteers play a vital role in helping the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service fulfill its mission of conserving, protecting, and enhancing America's fish and wildlife and their habitats.

If you are interested in volunteering at the Swan River National Wildlife Refuge, please contact us.

Our Partners

The National Wildlife Refuge System is committed to building partnerships which encourage conservation and preservation of our natural and cultural resources. Partnerships with the Refuge System bring innovative approaches to solving land management and water disputes in the most environmentally protective manner. Scientifically-informed and technologically-based stewardship of our public lands, waters, wildlife, and special places must be collaborative efforts between the Refuge System, other government agencies, and private organizations if conservation efforts are to succeed. Major partners in the Swan River area include The Nature Conservancy, the Swan Ecosystem Center, and Northwest Connections.

Outreach

Environmental Education

There are currently no formal Environmental Education programs at Swan River NWR. Contact the Refuge Manager for more information.

Interpretation

There are interpretive panels at the information kiosk and the viewing platform that highlight the Refuge’s value to wildlife.