Volunteering with the Conservancy is very rewarding and you meet great people who share your values about preserving the ecology of Mayne Island!
Check out these opportunities for full & part-time residents to get involved in big or small ways:
Public communications are an essential and exciting part of our organization’s work. We think nature is amazing and we want to share information about nature with our awesome Island Community. If you have experience with and passion for public communication…Find Out More “The Southern Gulf Islands Whale Sighting Network is a volunteer citizen-led organization for monitoring and gathering field data on whale movements around Saturna, Pender and Mayne Islands. This data is used to better understand the Southern Resident killer whales (SRKW), Bigg’s (Transient) killer…Find Out More Do you have a passion for the ocean and the amazing creatures that live in it? Want to help monitor young Dungeness crabs in the Salish Sea? The Mayne Island Conservancy is partnering with the Hakai Institute to collect marine…Find Out More Do you like being outside? Do you like working alongside others to help local plants and animals to thrive? Then this is the volunteer opportunity for you! Join our team of Habitat Restoration volunteers. We get together about once per…Find Out More We’re looking for people with good communication and research skills to help us organize and deliver a variety of community events. Working with a group of Conservancy members you would help us plan events through the year: workshops, farmers’ markets,…Find Out MoreCommunications Volunteer
SGI Whale Sighting Network Coordinator
Dungeness Crab Citizen Scientist
Habitat Restoration Volunteer
Events and Programs Volunteers
Annual Beach Clean-up – April 23
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May Day 2023- May 20
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Conservancy Board Member
Are you looking to be part of a dynamic group of volunteers who are providing leadership for a well-respected organization working with the community to conserve the ecology of Mayne Island and its surrounding waters for future generations? If that’s you, our President of the Board of Directors would really like to hear from you and have a chat about roles, responsibilities, and the rewards of being part of the Conservancy Board. Please contact Malcolm Inglis mming987@gmail.com
Thank you for your interest in helping us preserve the ecology of Mayne Island for future generations.