Volunteers are the lifeblood of keeping the St. Croix healthy for present and future generations. There are many ways you can put your talents to use and help out.
- All
- Education & Outreach
- Office and Administration
- Resource Management
Purple Loosestrife Biocontrol Project
Become a volunteer scientist and raise, rear, and release biocontrol beetles in areas of heavy purple loosestrife populations and be…
Volunteer River Guide
Volunteer River Guides assist staff in leading water-based programs around the St. Croix watershed. Activities may include canoeing, kayaking, and…
Volunteer Trail Guide
Volunteer Trail Guides assist staff in leading trail-based programs around the St. Croix watershed. Activities may include hiking, snowshoeing, cross-country…
Volunteer Professional Photographers
Wild Rivers Conservancy is looking for volunteer professional photographers to help us capture the fun of our in-person events! If…
Board of Directors
Being on our Board of Directors is a great way to get involved with the mission of the Wild Rivers…
Algae Alert Network
Each year, the Wild Rivers Conservancy, National Park Service, and U.S. Geological Survey partner to assess the algae in the…
Starry Trek
Starry Trek is a statewide event focused on searching for one of Minnesota’s newest aquatic invasive species, starry stonewort (and…
Office Assistance
General office assistance is always welcome. Duties could include help coordinating special events and programs, help with bulk mailings, or…
Rivers Are Alive Volunteer Educators
Volunteer educators support the Rivers Are Alive K-12 environmental education program throughout the school year, assisting with classroom presentations and…
Outreach Event Support
Outreach event support volunteers are trained to share information about the Wild Rivers Conservancy, our mission, and programs at a…
AIS Bridge Snapshot Day
Every year you can join other water enthusiasts at one of many rendezvous sites around Wisconsin for our annual Statewide…
Project RED
Wisconsin’s rivers are vulnerable to invasion by a number of invasive species, from Eurasian milfoil to Japanese knotweed. The key…
For more information, please contact Erika Van Krevelen, Volunteer Coordinator, or call: 715-483-3300