Working with the K’ómoks Nation towards Q’waq’wala7owkw on their unceded territory.

Working with the K’ómoks Nation towards Q’waq’wala7owkw on their unceded territory.

Our Volunteers

are one of our primary strengths

Volunteering

Project Watershed depends heavily on volunteerism and we are honored to have a great team of enthusastic, caring and dedicated volunteers. Volunteers make up our Board of Directors and fill a variety of roles that allow Project Watershed to make positive, long lasting environmental imapcts on our local and global environment.

We are always looking for volunteers to assist with restoration and research activities, educational field trips, event booths and ongoing office related activities. If you are interested in volunteering with us please fill out the volunteer form below or contact us at info@projectwatershed.ca. More information about being a Project Watershed volunteer, our volunteer activities and background information is available in our Volunteer Guide.

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Volunteer Application Form

If you are not yet a volunteer you can become one by filling out the application form.

Volunteer Waiver

This must be filled out by adults prior to volunteering.

Youth Acknowledgement of Risk

This must be filled out by children and youth under 19 prior to volunteering.

Time Tracking (log your hours!)

We ask that all volunteers track their time spent on activities. This helps us leverage funds, report out on our projects and highlight those who go above and beyond! Our Sponsor Fake Rolex

Data Sheets

Volunteer Opportunities

Fiesta Booth Volunteers Needed!

Fiesta Booth Volunteers Needed!

Project Watershed will have a booth at Fiesta Market on November 16 and 17. We are looking for volunteers to sell merchandise and take donations.

Planting Along the Riverway Walk

Planting Along the Riverway Walk

We will be planting native plants from 1 gallon pots in areas beside the Riverway Walk. Species will include Nootka rose, baldhip rose and common snowberry. Invasive species removal has been done in these areas and these plants should add native vegetation as well as help keep the invasives out.