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The Lynden land team is kicking off 2025 by launching a new series of Wednesday Work Days, a weekly volunteer opportunity on the grounds. Whether you are looking for a few hours of volunteer work or want a weekly activity that keeps you outside, you are welcome to join us on Wednesday mornings from 10 am to 12 noon. Projects vary from season to season; for the next few months, you will work alongside land staff to pull herbaceous invasive species in our natural areas, as well as help accomplish other projects around the grounds to enhance biodiversity and take care of the native flora and fauna. No experience is necessary, though you are encouraged to bring your favorite gardening gloves and digging tools if you have them. Water, snacks, and additional tools will be provided.


Advance registration encouraged:
https://form.jotform.com/242624499106157


Work days are weather dependent. If you have registered in advance, we will contact you if we are cancelling due to inclement weather.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Wednesday Work Day 4/2	no limit	n/a	n/a

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Empower women farmers worldwide with critical knowledge about sustainable water management—right from your desk! Join Audiopedia Foundation as a virtual volunteer translator and proofreader. Your language skills will transform essential resources on sustainable water use, irrigation, sanitation, and hygiene into freely accessible audio content, directly benefiting women in agricultural communities vulnerable to climate change.

Audiopedia's mission is to provide underserved communities with life-saving knowledge through freely accessible audio content in their mother tongues—often the only effective way to reach women who can't read or have limited literacy skills. In the Global South, women make up nearly half of the agricultural workforce, and in many regions, this proportion rises to 60–80%. By equipping these women farmers with accurate information about sustainable water practices, you directly help families adapt to climate challenges, boost agricultural productivity, and protect community health. We’re currently translating and proofreading content into over 100 languages—from Amharic to Zulu—and your language skills are surely among those we urgently need!

Each translation and proofreading task is concise (approx. 15-30 minutes), clearly defined, and provides immediate, tangible social impact by enhancing water sustainability, climate resilience, agricultural yields, and women's empowerment.

Ideal for sustainability advocates, agricultural experts, environmentalists, climate activists, or anyone passionate about empowering women farmers and promoting climate-resilient agriculture worldwide.

Why volunteer?

🌏 Global Impact: Your translations and proofreading directly help agricultural communities adapt to climate change.
📌 Skills-Based & Flexible: Virtual, short-term tasks manageable at your convenience.
💖 Immediate Impact: Your efforts empower women farmers, enhance food security, protect water resources, and build resilient communities.

Become a Water Management Champion today—your words can empower women farmers and help communities thrive sustainably!

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This is an amazing opportunity to learn more about gardening and work with other Kubota Garden lovers. Kubota Garden Foundation (KGF) coordinates 2 garden maintenance work parties throughout the week. During each of these work parties, volunteers work in partnership with Seattle Parks and Recreation gardeners and KGF staff to weed, mulch, and prune garden beds.

At the start of a shift, volunteers will sign in at the gardener’s staff building (aka “crew quarters”). Gardeners will then instruct volunteers on the day’s task and procedures. From there, volunteers will head to the garden and work for 2 hours before returning to crew quarters to sign out at the end of the shift. All tools are provided. Please bring clothes you are okay getting dirty, gardening gloves if you have them, and water.

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Partner with the Pacific Beach Coalition for private team-building volunteer events, where participants get out to the coast, receive environmental education, and help protect the beaches and ocean from pollution.

Our corporate volunteer programs include beach cleanups and native habitat restoration events that offer rewarding hands-on opportunities to give back to the community and learn more about preserving the ocean, beaches, and natural beauty we all enjoy and appreciate.

PBC provides all of the supplies for your group.

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Make a difference in your Bay Area community during Earth Month. The Pacific Beach Coalition will host multiple litter cleanup events on April 26, 2025 (visit our website for a full list of locations). All ages are welcome to participate!

Do your part to clean and protect the ocean and its marine life — one piece of plastic at a time. Every item that you collect keeps harmful waste and toxins out of our waterways.

It's a fun-filled day of community, purpose, and giving back. We can't wait to see you!

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	50	n/a	n/a

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Aim of the Initiative: This initiative aims to raise awareness, reduce environmental footprint, and promote responsible recycling of electronic waste. By involving employees in sustainable practices, the activity promotes environmental responsibility while ensuring adherence to proper e-waste management practices.

Activity Highlights:
*Awareness Session on E-Waste Management & Recycling: Experts will conduct an interactive session on the impact of e-waste and best practices for its responsible disposal. Employees will learn about Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and the significance of sustainable e-waste management.
*E-Waste Collection & Recycling Drive: Employees are encouraged to bring their old, unused electronic devices (such as phones, chargers, keyboards, etc.) for proper recycling. The collected e-waste will be responsibly processed by a licensed e-waste management company.
*Certificate of Recycling: For Corporates: An official Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) certificate licensed by the Pollution Control Board (PCB) will be within 15 days.

What's in it for employees?
*Learn about “E-waste Management’ and how you can contribute to a cleaner environment.
*Know more about ‘Your’ role in reducing our carbon footprint and promoting sustainable practices.
*Your participation will help in responsible e-waste disposal & recycling—a step towards a greener tomorrow.
*As a part of the E-waste collection Drive, for every kg of e-waste collected, ₹15 financial return will be generated! This will go directly towards a social cause on your behalf.

Duration of the activity: Each session will run for approximately 1 to 1.5 hours.
Location: The activity can be conducted at corporate offices across India.

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This project aims to address the dual challenges of digital poverty and energy insecurity by combining two transformative interventions: providing one community (or school) with 12 months of free internet connectivity and installing 20 solar-powered streetlights using innovative Litro de Luz technology in a key public sports area.
https://litrodeluz.bitdocs.ai/share/d/GBBk2HYPnS3373qF

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Dołącz do naszej zielonej inicjatywy i weź udział w wspólnym sadzeniu drzew w pięknym otoczeniu Garwolina!
To świetna okazja, by zrobić coś dobrego dla planety, spędzić czas na świeżym powietrzu i zintegrować się z innymi osobami zaangażowanymi w ochronę środowiska.

Co Cię czeka?
🌿 krótka prelekcja o znaczeniu drzew i ekologii
🌿 praktyczne szkolenie z techniki sadzenia
🌿 wspólna akcja sadzenia drzewek leśnych
🌿 miła atmosfera i możliwość integracji przy wiacie po zakończeniu działań

Drzewka będą miały wysokość 30–60 cm, więc każdy – niezależnie od doświadczenia – poradzi sobie z ich posadzeniem.

🔧 Na miejscu zapewniamy wszystkie materiały: sadzonki, sprzęt, rękawice i wsparcie naszego zespołu.

🚗 Na miejscu znajduje się parking.
🏕 Do dyspozycji uczestników będzie wiata – idealne miejsce na chwilę odpoczynku i rozmowy po zakończonej akcji.

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Udział w wydarzeniu jest bezpłatny, jedynym kosztem po stronie uczestników jest dojazd na miejsce.

📞 Masz pytania? Skontaktuj się z nami:
Maksymilian Liberski – tel. 883 622 887

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Do zobaczenia pod Garwolinem! Razem możemy posadzić coś dobrego! 🌳💚

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	no limit	n/a	n/a

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Founded in 2019, GROW is a charity and agroecological farm with a mission to champion food justice and the right to a sustainable way of life for all.
We grow vegetables, herbs, fruits, and flowers for our partner school, The Totteridge Academy, and our local community.

The wonders of the GROW farm inspire our educational work. We deliver agroecological food growing and outdoor learning programmes for children, young people, and families who experience barriers to learning, healthy living, and employment.
We welcome hundreds of people to our farm every year through our community volunteering & events.

To help meet this we have created a day that your company and its employees can get involved to make a difference. It is a great way for working teams to bond, spend time outside, pick up growing tips and contribute to the overall running of the farm. Whatever the weather, we can create a fun and impactful day for your team!

Groups will help with a variety of tasks including digging, harvesting, weeding, shifting compost, making paths, painting, chicken care and much more!

We can also offer a hot vegan lunch using produce freshly harvested from the farm and cooked by our fantastic school chef.

Example Agenda – Suitable for teams of 6-20 people

10:00am Understand the ethos of the charity and a Farm tour.
The group will then be split into smaller teams to get involved with a variety of tasks including digging, harvesting, weeding, shifting compost, making paths, painting, chicken care and much more!
1:00pm Lunch: We can also offer a hot vegan lunch using produce freshly harvested from the farm.
2:00pm: More helping on the farm
4:00pm: Chance to buy produce. Day ends.

To cover our costs and support the organisation there is a price per person to attending the day.
Cost: £65 + VAT pp and Hot veggie lunch made with produce from the Farm £5 + VAT pp. Min: £650 + VAT

Opportunity Details

We'd love to welcome you to volunteer at Schlitz Audubon. 

Our primary volunteer opportunity is working outdoors restoring and improving the natural habitat. Volunteers work with the Land Management team to maintain our 185-acre nature preserve. 

Tasks vary depending on the conservation priorities at the Center and the weather conditions. Your group will most likely assist by removing invasive plant species. Other potential projects include planting seedlings, trees, or shrubs or performing trail maintenance.

IMPORTANCE OF INVASIVE PLANT REMOVAL
Invasive species wreak havoc on native food webs and alter habitats causing displacement of native plants and animals. Invasive plants and animals also disrupt valuable ecosystem services, causing economic harm and impacting human health. By removing invasive species, such as dame’s rocket and garlic mustard, your volunteer group will support our conservation work at Schlitz Audubon, encourage native plants to thrive, and allow ecosystem services to properly function.  

LEARN AS YOU VOLUNTEER
We like to make your time at the Center an educational experience as well! As you conduct your land stewardship activity, our Resource Ecologists would be happy to share more information about our conservation efforts, identify native or invasive plants, and answer any questions you may have about the importance of your support.  

WHEN TO VOLUNTEER AND OTHER DETAILS
Land Steward Volunteers are at the Center on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, or Saturdays from 9:00am – 12:00pm. You are welcome to join one of these sessions or to book your own private group session from 1:00pm – 4:00pm. Tuesday and Thursday work sessions can also be arranged pending availability.

Outdoor land stewardship requires some bending, squatting, twisting, and lifting. Volunteers are asked to dress for the weather and to wear long pants and sturdy shoes/boots. Clothes and shoes worn are likely to get dirty, and possibly wet.

Interested in scheduling a time to volunteer or have questions?
Fill out a group inquiry form: https://www.schlitzaudubon.org/group-volunteer-inquiry/

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	60	n/a	n/a