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Populations Served
- Member Agency Staff
Competencies/Skills
- Adaptability & Resourcefulness
- Creativity
- Critical Thinking
- Inquiry & Curiosity
iNaturalist
Flexible Hours- Remote/Micro Volunteering
- Suitable for Community Service/Fine Options
- Suitable for Families
- Suitable for Groups
- Suitable for Seniors
- Suitable for Support Staff with Client
- Suitable for Youth
Become a self-guided citizen scientist for Waterton Lakes National Park!
Discover what other citizen scientists are finding or use iNaturalist to ID a species you may not recognize.
The data collected helps scientists better understand and protect environments – not only in Waterton Lakes National Park, but worldwide!
Volunteer Duties
- Using the free mobile app, report any species (big or small) you see and their location.
- Don’t forget to snap a picture!
- Once the app is downloaded, it doesn’t require cellular data or Wi-Fi connection.
Requirements
Not specified
Schedule
Anytime you would like.
Time Commitment
Event-based
Type of Opportunity
Environmental
Application Type
Basic
Other Opportunities with Parks Canada - Waterton Lakes National Park
Give back to Waterton Lakes on Parks Day! Join staff in their efforts to keep spotted knapweed from spreading along Cameron Creek below the waterfall. Stop in for an hour or spend the whole morning – this is a great activity for the entire family.
Meet at Cameron Bay on Saturday, July 20, anytime from 9 am to 12:30pm to learn about this invasive plant and how to pull it. Entry to the park is free for volunteers who register in advance!
Thanks for your interest in this volunteer position!
We'll just need a bit of information so we can pass your application along to Parks Canada - Waterton Lakes National Park.