When you volunteer, you become a vital part of one of the nation's most respected conservation departments, an agency dedicated to managing Missouri's fish, forest, and wildlife resources. You'll gain new skills and knowledge as you work side by side with conservation professionals who share your interest in our state's natural resources. There are many ways to get involved. Volunteers present interpretive programs to school groups and the public, lead nature hikes, staff information desks, and work behind the scenes. By becoming a volunteer now, you'll be part of a team that will continue to protect Missouri's conservation heritage into the next century and beyond.
T here are many reasons why people like to volunteer.
Volunteer naturalists are often the first to greet visitors and point them in the right direction. Explore the Outdoors Volunteer naturalists lead groups on interpretive hikes through Missouri's forest, prairie, glade, and stream habitats. Special events and a variety of outings provide a fun way to learn in the outdoor laboratory. Share Experiences Meet other people who have the same interests as you. The monthly meetings bring volunteer naturalists together to share their experiences, ask questions, and socialize.