Second and Fourth Saturday’s May-September
Drop in anytime between 9am-12pm. A variety of physical and nonphysical activities focusing on planting seedlings, mulching, and monitoring and pulling weeds. Please bring a pair of work gloves and wear sturdy shoes. Questions? Contact Trinity Pierce, Land Stewardship Coordinator, 406.259.5099 ext. 304 or restoration@mtaudubon.org.
If you are between the ages of 5 and 18, love to get dirty, be outside and volunteer join the Sprouts Club which meets on Restoration Volunteer Saturdays! Get a stamp for every hour you volunteer! If you earn 15 hours by October 1st, you will get a “I volunteer at the Audubon Center” t-shirt! Questions? Contact Trinity Pierce, Land Stewardship Coordinator, 406.259.5099 ext. 304 or restoration@mtaudubon.org.
In addition to being a community conservation education center, the Audubon Center is an ambitious habitat restoration site. Restoring the 54-acre site from gravel mine to wildlife habitat is an essential part of the Center’s story. Tasks include: plant trees, care for the plant nursery, irrigate new plantings, pull weeds, build trails, and more. These are fun and rewarding days that improve wildlife habitat and help build pride in the community. Are you or a group interested in getting involved? Contact Trinity Pierce, Land Stewardship Coordinator, 406.259.5099 ext. 304 or restoration@mtaudubon.org.
We are looking for volunteers to help us with a wide variety of activities including:
If you are interested in applying for a volunteer position or have further questions, please call us at 406.294.5099 ext 307 or email naturalist@mtaudubon.org.
For more information on how to get involved contact the Center Director at 406. 294.5099
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