Programs

7am - 10am
Houston Audubon Raptor and Education Center

Assist the education team with regular maintenance work including tending to the gardens, weeding and pruning in the prairie habitat and wooded areas, maintaining trails and repairing infrastructure; including moving and spreading gravel and repairing boardwalks and viewing platforms as needed. Tasks will also include occasional painting and heavy duty cleaning of the aviaries.

Volunteers of all skill levels welcome, some experience in carpentry, botany, or maintenance is certainly appreciated too!

Houston Audubon will supply all tools, but volunteers should plan to wear proper protective gear, including work gloves, masks, and eye protection as needed.

We are looking for volunteers who can commit to joining us as an ongoing commitment.

Hang out with Houston Audubon staff and volunteers at a digital happy hour! Meet like-minded folks and learn more about Houston Audubon's volunteer projects while enjoying a beverage of choice from the comfort of your home. This is a great way to stay in touch if you are staying safe at home, or if you would like to learn about and get to know volunteers who work on different projects.

A meeting link will be sent out to all registrants a day before the event, so be sure to register in advance and mark your calendars.

If this event is well received we will continue these happy hours once a month throughout 2021.

Come help Houston Audubon clean-up our Edith L. Moore Nature Sanctuary's Rummel Creek as part of the Partners in Litter Prevention Plastic Pickup Challenge! This event is one of many across the Houston-Galveston region and is in celebration of #PlasticFreeJuly! Sign-up is required as we only need around 20 volunteers to help clean our creek up! Sign-up is required at https://volunteersignup.org/7RDLK. Please wear closed-toe shoes and be ready to get dirty! We will have clean-up supplies available. Want to learn more about the Partners in Litter Prevention? Visit https://www.donttrashagoodthing.org/. If you’re interested in participating in the Plastic Free July challenge, visit https://www.plasticfreejuly.org/.

7am - 10am
Houston Audubon Raptor and Education Center

Assist the education team with regular maintenance work including tending to the gardens, weeding and pruning in the prairie habitat and wooded areas, maintaining trails and repairing infrastructure; including moving and spreading gravel and repairing boardwalks and viewing platforms as needed. Tasks will also include occasional painting and heavy duty cleaning of the aviaries.

Volunteers of all skill levels welcome, some experience in carpentry, botany, or maintenance is certainly appreciated too!

Houston Audubon will supply all tools, but volunteers should plan to wear proper protective gear, including work gloves, masks, and eye protection as needed.

We are looking for volunteers who can commit to joining us as an ongoing commitment.