Volunteer Opportunities
Inglis Falls Arboretum Alliance
The Inglis Falls Arboretum Alliance (IFAA) is a dedicated volunteer committee that plays an important role in the planning, enhancement, and ongoing maintenance of the Inglis Falls Arboretum.
IFAA volunteers are actively involved in growing, planting, and caring for the trees and shrubs within the Arboretum and helping to ensure the long-term health and beauty of this unique property. In addition to their stewardship activities, the IFAA support a variety of educational initiatives, signage projects, and offer native tree & shrub sales in the fall. They also provide guided tours upon request that help visitors learn more about the Arboretum’s history, and ecological value.
To learn more about volunteering with the IFAA, contact: IFAA@greysauble.on.ca
Friends of Hibou
The Friends of Hibou (FOH) are a passionate group of volunteers who help keep Hibou Conservation Area beautiful, welcoming, and accessible for everyone to enjoy.
FOH volunteers support the ongoing care of this unique property through hands-on activities such as the annual shoreline cleanup and boardwalk maintenance and repairs. Their efforts help protect the natural environment while ensuring safe and enjoyable access to the beach and trail systems. Volunteers also promote the unique features of Hibou Conservation Area and encourage respectful use by visitors.
To learn more about volunteering with the FOH, contact: friendsofhibou@gmail.com
Beaver River Watershed Initiative
The Beaver River Watershed Initiative (BRWI) is a community driven group dedicated to protecting and improving the health of the Beaver River watershed. Working in collaboration with Grey Sauble Conservation, partners, and residents, the BRWI focuses on stewardship, education, and projects that support a healthy river system.
BRWI volunteers contribute to on-the-ground activities such as habitat restoration and water quality awareness, helping to protect and enhance the watershed. Through collaboration, education, and conservation efforts, the BRWI helps promote a resilient watershed and a strong connection between people and the natural environment.
To learn more about volunteering with the BRWI or becoming a Board Member, contact: www.brwi@gmail.com
Other Volunteer Opportunities
Our LIT program is designed for youth ages 13 – 15 who are eager to develop leadership skills, gain hands-on experience in environmental education, and help create an engaging, supportive experience for younger campers attending the Grey Sauble Day Camp.
This initiative focuses on advocating for our local turtle populations, spreading awareness about their lifecycle and the adversities they face, as well as incorporating conservation initiatives to support these threatened species.
Have an idea to give back?
If you have a volunteer opportunity in mind that isn't listed, please email explore@greysauble.on.ca