Their skills, devotion, willingness to work hard or just be on hand provide enormous support to the agency. This page is an overview and a resource - an overview of what volunteers can do, and a resource to help you learn how to get involved. Learn Volunteering with the Department is more than just an opportunityto work on the ground. It is also an opportunity for many volunteers to becomemore involved in management planning and the regulatory processaffecting Oregon's fish and wildlife. Mostactivities take place Monday through Friday when most departmentstaff are working.
Some projects require help on weekends.
They may volunteer near home or acrossthe state. Many programs and projects vary from region to region dueto varying priorities, needs or geographical differences. Based onthe accomplishments of that position, theLegislature funded 3 more position's in 1990. Northwest, Southwest,Columbia and Central Regions made a commitment to using volunteersand recognizing them for their help. These volunteersare coded by their interests, skills and availability.