The GTM Research Reserve strives to provide the conservation of natural and cultural resources. In order to do so, a variety of stewardship and resource management activities are in place. Many are volunteer led and organized.
Educational Outreach
The reserve sees over 5,000 students per year in its K-16 environmental education programs in addition to the variety of community education presentations, teacher workshops, and other special events or outreach activities. We use volunteers in virtually every facet of the education program from curriculum development to program facilitation to summer camp helpers, and beyond!
Research Assistance
The reserve conducts biological monitoring and research in a number of projects that vary from year to year and time of year. Some are led by on-staff biologists, some by visiting scientists from academic and other research institutions, and others are volunteer-led programs.
Administrative Support
The GTM Research Reserve utilizes volunteers in virtually every facet of the operation. We appreciate and encourage those interested in helping with administrative duties (i.e. data entry, clerical assistance, and more!) to become involved on a regular or occasional basis depending on the job and needs.
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Administrative Support
Assist with various administrative tasks, such as data entry, clerical work, and other office-related duties.
Educational Outreach
You can contribute to the reserve's education programs by developing curriculum materials, facilitating workshops, or assisting with summer camps.
Research Assistance
You can support research projects by participating in biological monitoring activities, helping with data collection, or assisting visiting scientists.
