Other Volunteer Opportunities

OTHER VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Litter Cleanup

A key element of habitat restoration is ensuring that the streams and riparian areas are clear of litter before conducting any in-stream projects. Litter clean-up is an excellent opportunity to connect with your community and local watershed, and promotes a healthy environment for everyone to enjoy. This work is important for species-at-risk such as the endangered Redside Dace, which require cold, clean streams. 

Invasive Species Control

Invasive plant species are of major concern throughout the Greater Toronto Area. Invasive species crowd out native plants and create monocultures. By removing invasive species from riparian zones and planting native trees and shrubs, these habitats will filter water and reduce erosion, while also providing habitat for wildlife. 

There are no invasive species removalcontrol events planned at this time. If you are interested in receiving updates on volunteer events as soon as they become available, please sign up for our mailing list.

Volunteer with your local

environmental organization!

City of Richmond Hill

Help Richmond Hill stay green and work with others in our community to care for our natural spaces. You will improve our natural areas, raise awareness, provide hands-on help and inspire others to do the same. 


Find out more here

Regional Municipality of York

York Region offers a number of outdoor education programs designed for clubs, community groups and schools to connect people with nature and inspire action. 

Oak Ridges Moraine Land Trust

The Oak Ridges Moraine Land Trust is a group of citizens and neighbours working together to protect and steward Moraine properties for our collective benefit.


Find out more here

Lake Ontario Atlantic Salmon Restoration Program

Support the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry and Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters with efforts to stock Atlantic Salmon and other sport fish in Ontario. 

Conservation Youth Corps

The CYC Summer Program provides an opportunity for students to earn up to 35 volunteer hours in the summer time while assisting with a variety of environmental restoration and stewardship projects.

Couchiching Conservancy

The Couchiching Conservancy is a non-profit, non-government land trust supported by individuals like you – people who want to ensure that special natural places are safeguarded for the future.

Volunteer with your local Conservation Authority!

If you know of a local environmental organization you think we should highlight on this list please let us know!
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