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College of Agriculture, Life, & Physical Sciences

NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

Volunteer Opportunities

If you’d like to volunteer and develop the knowledge, skills, values, and motivation to make a difference, here are some local opportunities.

    • Students can assist with trail maintenance, visitor education, habitat protection, campground hosting, and special conservation projects. This is especially valuable for students interested in public lands management and recreation.
    • TPWD offers volunteer positions in state parks, conservation education, wildlife monitoring, habitat restoration, and community science projects.
    • The Tierra Grande Chapter serves the Big Bend region and provides opportunities for environmental education, native habitat projects, wildlife monitoring, and community outreach. The chapter is listed among active community organizations in Alpine.
    • Students interested in bird conservation, grassland restoration, riparian habitat management, and ecological monitoring can connect with organizations involved in the Rio Grande Joint Venture conservation partnership.