VOLUNTEER

Volunteer with us!

Tahoma Bird Alliance depends on volunteers to connect people throughout Pierce County with nature through education, conservation and recreation.

Volunteers power our mission in a variety of ways, including:

Leading field trips and birding walks
Serving on committees
Advocating for conservation in the community
Staffing outreach events
Habitat restoration
And more!

If you are looking to give back, connect with community members, have fun and make a difference, consider getting involved as a Tahoma Bird Alliance volunteer!

Check out open volunteer opportunities on our Volunteermatch page, then apply below!

Volunteer with Tahoma Bird Alliance

First name

Last name

Address

Phone

Employment Background

Volunteer Experience

Skills/Hobbies

Degrees, Certifications, or Licenses

Check your areas of interest:

Birding Guide

Teach a Class

Outreach and Events

Adriana Hess Wetland Park Habitat Steward

Which days are you available?

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Sat

If you have shifting availability, how many hours a month would you like to volunteer?

List any accomodations you may need.

I understand that a Washington State Patrol or National Background Check will be conducted on volunteers before they are placed. A disclosure statement, liability waiver, and background check form must be completed and signed by the applicant and the applicant's parent or guardian if under age 18.

Signature

Signature of Parent or Guardian if Under 18

Thanks for applying to volunteer with Tahoma Bird Alliance!

A staff member will contact you soon to set up a volunteer interview.

Tahoma Bird Alliance

Mailing: PO Box 64068 • University Place, WA 98464-0068

Location: 2917 Morrison Road West • University Place, WA 98466

253-565-9278 • info@tahomabirdalliance.org

VOLUNTEER

Volunteer with us!

Check out open volunteer opportunities on our Volunteermatch page, then apply below!

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Volunteer with Tahoma Bird Alliance