Get Involved with Eastside Audubon!

Volunteering with the Eastside Audubon Society offers a rewarding opportunity to connect with nature and support local conservation efforts. Whether you're passionate about birdwatching, habitat restoration, or environmental education, there are various ways to get involved.

Volunteers help protect local wildlife, maintain and restore habitats, lead birding walks, and engage the community in sustainable practices. It's a great way to learn about local ecosystems, meet like-minded nature enthusiasts, and make a positive impact on the environment right in your community. No prior experience is necessary—just a love for nature and a desire to help!

Express your interest in volunteering using the form below!


If you are interested in any of the following open volunteer opportunities, email our office to learn more!

Volunteer Opportunities

Habitat Restoration

Anyone can do something useful at our regular work party at Marymoor Park on the first Saturday morning of every month. Come once or come often. Students: You can earn community service credit!

Occasional Volunteering

Perfect for Eastside Audubon members with a schedule that prevents an indefinite commitment! To receive a message when Eastside Audubon needs volunteers for a short project of finite duration, please subscribe to the Opportunities email list.

 

Current Volunteers - Timesheet

A timesheet for current volunteers can be downloaded here.


Board Member Open Positions

Becoming a board member for the Eastside Audubon Society offers a unique opportunity to make a meaningful impact on local conservation efforts and community engagement with nature. As a board member, you'll help guide the organization’s mission to protect birds, wildlife, and natural habitats, while fostering environmental education and advocacy.

Previous involvement with Eastside Audubon is appreciated. If you’re interested in joining our Board, come see us at our monthly events or go on some of our birds walks to learn about what we do!

Board Treasurer

The treasurer is a member of the board of directors and serves Eastside Audubon by managing the financial matters of the organization. This includes presenting financial reports to the board. his position works with the Executive Director and Bookkeeper to ensure that the organization’s finances are aligned with our mission and planning for our financial future.

Financial Development Chair

The position of Financial Development Chair serves as a member of Eastside Audubon’s Board of Directors and works in coordination with the Executive Director to create a sustainable plan for fundraising, donor retention, and donor stewardship.

Membership Chair

The Membership Chair is a member of the board of directors and serves Eastside Audubon by overseeing the Memberships.