We've partnered with The Color of Care documentary from Executive Producer Oprah Winfrey -- streaming now on the Smithsonian Channel. A local organization, they specialize in Central Oregon ornithology, gathering local data and both sponsoring and participating in projects that help protect local bird populations. about GuideStar Pro. Eagle Scouts: Please contact our Volunteer Manager (email below) if you are looking to start at Eagle Scout project. This isnt just a policy; it is in our bylaws. Volunteers are trained using a series of videos and on-site trainings. Job consists of cleaning & setting up outdoor enclosures, providing daily patient enrichment & diets, monitoring & reporting on patient condition, upkeep of enclosures, tools, & grounds for the safety of personnel & patients.
Sorry. Personal interests and experiences that align with the mission and programming of Portland Audubon, including: Experience with formal and/or informal environmental education of youth and/or adults, Knowledge of sanctuary and land management, facilities, trail care and maintenance, and construction, Experience with partnership and relationship building, Advocacy and environmental justice experience, such as community organizing, government relations and legal advocacy, Experience in environmental work and animal care/rehabilitation, such as knowledge of animal/wildlife biology, ornithology, natural habitats, animal care, ecology, and habitat conservation. Klamath Basin Audubon Society partners with many community groups to achieve its mission, including local schools, the city and county, federal agencies, and other conservation groups. Inspiring people to love and protect nature, Audubon Society of Portland offers educational experiences to children and adult through excursions, classes, camps, eco-trips and events. Steward: Our wildlife sanctuaries in the city, mountains, and coast model healthy ecosystems, offer safe havens to wildlife, and provide people with places to connect with nature. Working hand-in-hand with our staff, our passionate volunteer base is essential to achieving our mission and helping to inspire people to love and protect the natural world. We connect people to their passion for Oregon's wildlife and wild places. Learn about our priorities, statutory authority and functions. You must have JavaScript enabled to fill out this form. The Wildlife Care Center is the states oldest and busiest wildlife rehabilitation facility, treating more than 3,000 injured and orphaned native animals and responding to more than 10,000 wildlife-related inquiries a year. We have an individual tax id, our own board of directors and governing structure, a unique mission with different conservation priorities, and do 100% of our own fundraising. Just ten minutes from downtown Portland, our free and family friendly wildlife sanctuary sees 40,000 visitors each year. Although Portland Audubon is a chapter of the National Audubon Society, we are an independent organization. I accidentally made a gift to the National Audubon Society. Our Wildlife Care Center (WCC) volunteers learn about wildlife rehabilitation while supporting wildlife care and educating the public about our conservation mission. Klamath Basin Audubon Society provides the opportunity for all to experience and appreciate our regions wildlife, focusing on birds and other natural resources. and who do the programs serve? (May through August) help in several ways: admissions, an extra evening hospital shift, and extra patient support. We do not share your information with any organization, including the National Audubon Society. A GuideStar Pro report containing the following information is available for this organization: This information is only available for subscribers and in Premium reports. Want to see how you can enhance your nonprofit research and unlock more insights? Learn: Our expert educators provide world-class environmental education programs both locally and abroad that inspire more than 12,000 children and 3,000 adults a year to better understand and connect with the natural world.
East Cascades Audubon Society promotes bird watching, bird awareness and bird conservation projects in Central and Eastern Oregon. If I am a member of Portland Audubon or National Audubon, do I have membership benefits with both organizations? Audubon Society of Portland's 150 acre nature sanctuary in NW Portland has 4.5 miles of family-friendly trails, a nature store and wildlife rehabilitation center. We do not have drop-in volunteer opportunities available. Rooted deep in local communities, Kalmiopsis Audubon Society advocates on behalf of hundreds of community members for conservation, responsible land use, and stewardship of our public lands and wild rivers. Monthly chapter meetings featuring a variety of speakers on bird, nature and conservation topics, State-wide and local field trips throughout the year, An educational program offering many opportunities to attend, support or volunteer with, including our Hesthavn Nature Center, The Dean Hale Woodpecker Festival in early June, Local conservation projects organized by our membership and/or with state and federal agencies, Fourth Tuesday program meetings, held 8 times per year, Booth events and other volunteer activities in the Eugene/Springfield area, Follow their updates on their Facebook page, Monthly programs, field trips and bird counts, RVAS supports many educational opportunities through school programs, scholarships and grants. How does Portland Audubon differ from the National Audubon Society? They involve volunteers in education, advocacy, conservation and restoration projects. As much as possible, we need volunteers to attend their weekly shifts. First, both organizations are doing incredible work to protect birds and wildlife. (Don't see an email in your inbox? This includes advocacy, public policy, science, outreach and litigation. Sorry. Here we partner with a wider variety of other organizations on projects to meet shared conservation goals. Board members further the mission of the organization, exploring challenges and opportunities, planning for the future, and evolving the organization to increase its impact by: Participating in setting organizational strategy that is community-driven, with opportunities for continual learning, action and adaptation, Monitoring and evaluating the organizations progress toward strategic goals, Have a commitment to Portland Audubons mission and to its goals of diversity, equity and inclusion, Value and make room for different perspectives and approaches, Contribute an average of at least five hours per month, including: board meetings (seven times annually), committee meetings (generally bi-monthly; meeting schedule varies by committee), one-day long retreat (or equivalent) per year, potential impromptu meetings where a vote is required, and related preparation. We welcome youth volunteers! Sign in or create an account to view Form(s) 990 for 2020, 2019 and 2018. We require a COVID-19 vaccine for indoor WCC roles and some outdoor roles. Their mission is to connect people to nature, through education focused on birds, other wildlife and their habitats, and conservation and restoration of natural ecosystems. To inspire all people to love and protect birds, wildlife, and the natural environment upon which life depends. We connect people to their passion for Oregon's wildlife and wild places. You must have JavaScript enabled to fill out this form. During the COVID 19 pandemic we have limited and adjusted some of the opportunities. Portland Audubon | Portland, Oregon. Learn more. 2022, all rights reserved. it looks like a fun place to volunteer at but you would be very busy. You must have JavaScript enabled to fill out this form. Privacy Policy / Terms of Use.
Please check your inbox in order to proceed. Both organizations do vital work to protect wildlife and wild places. The National Audubon Society focuses on federal legislation and national priorities. Flight cage volunteersFlight cages volunteers are responsible for assisting staff in the care of animals housed in off site outdoor enclosures. Go Birding: We support the birding community and provide resources, classes, outings, trips, and volunteer opportunities for people of all ages and backgrounds to learn about and enjoy the birds in their backyards and beyond. The people, governance practices, and partners that make the organization tick. 2022, all rights reserved. Marion, Polk and southern Yamhill Counties. Serving Southwest Oregon, focused on Curry County. We consider the security of your personal information an utmost priority. Flight cages volunteers report to the Care Center, then drive their own vehicle out to our flight cages at a remote location. If you want to redirect the donation to Portland Audubon, you can ask the National Audubon Society for a refund by calling (800) 428-3826 or emailing. Audubon Society of Corvallis welcomes all persons interested in birds and nature.
Your generous support helps protect native birds, other wildlife and their habitats across the Oregon landscape. YEAR ROUND OPPORTUNITIESWildlife Care AssistantsWildlife Care Center Assistant volunteers are responsible for assisting staff in the care of animals inside the clinic and maintaining a clean and healthy environment for personnel & patients. With the help of our increasingly diverse network of advocates, educators, nature enthusiasts, and partners, we inspire and connect people to nature through a variety of programs that are grounded in science and learning. An all-volunteer chapter, they hold monthly general meetings as well as field trips to local birding areas that are open to the general public. Seasonal WCC volunteers must commit to a weekly shift (same day, same time) for 4 months from May through the end of August. Do you share my information with the National Audubon Society? We too are a nonprofit, and your All year-round positions require a 6 month commitment to the same weekly shift (same day and time) and seasonal shifts require a 4 month commitment to the same weekly shift (same day and time). Portland Audubon is committed to: Reflecting the diversity of the community in our board, staff, volunteers, and members. 2022, all rights reserved. Click here to resend it.). Portland Audubon works in Oregon, focusing on statewide conservation, education, land stewardship, and wildlife rehabilitation. This organization is required to file an IRS Form 990 or 990-EZ. Serving Marion, Polk and southern Yamhill Counties. Our wildlife sanctuaries in the city, mountains, and coast model healthy ecosystems, offer safe havens to wildlife, and provide people with places to connect with nature.
Protecting birds, wildlife and habitat across Oregon through education, engagement, volunteerism and advocacy. Audubon Society of Lincoln CItys new Conservation Action Committee is active in several areas, including Climate Change (ocean acidification, forest carbon issues), Snowy Plover education, and our Marine Reserves. We connect people to their passion for Oregon's wildlife and wild places. Be a part of the Portland Audubon flock and help build a region where people and wildlife flourish together! Lane County Audubon Society is dedicated to the conservation of and education about our natural environment, with a primary focus on birds and other wildlife and their habitats. Already have a GuideStar Account? Many of our Community Science efforts remain active during COVID-19. A verification email has been sent to you. Tetanus vaccine required for volunteers who work with animals. Try a low commitment monthly plan today. 
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Contact our Volunteer Manager Vicky Medley vmedley@audubonportland.org. Their mission is to encourage residents and visitors to protect and enjoy the native birds, other wildlife, and habitats found on the Central Oregon Coast. The network includes more than 500 local Audubon chapters and 1.8 million members, providing birds strong representation when advocating with Federally Elected Officials. 2022, all rights reserved.
Our education department provides nature-related classes and trips to youth and adults, and our Nature Store is the go-to-place in Portland for optics and nature-related gifts.
Court Ordered Volunteer Service: We work with volunteers who need to complete court mandated volunteer service. You must have JavaScript enabled to fill out this form. An all-volunteer chapter, they hold monthly general meetings as well as field trips to local birding areas that are open to the general public. Rehabilitate Wildlife: The Wildlife Care Center is the states oldest and busiest wildlife rehabilitation facility, treating more than 3,000 injured and orphaned native animals and responding to more than 10,000 wildlife-related inquiries a year. I don't recommend this institution. Volunteers assist in outreach and educating about our mission and our work. with any organization, including the National Audubon Society. They regularly partner with other organizations to expand our exposure to the public, broaden educational opportunities, enhance habitat, and provide some specific species rehabilitation. Learn more. The oldest and busiest wildlife rehabilitation facility in the Portland region, open 365 days each year, treating 3,000 injured and orphaned native birds and other animals. They also advocate for species and habitat protection. Learn more.
Baby Bird season is here! Portland Audubon's 172-acre Wildlife Sanctuary hosts more than 4 miles of trails, a Nature Store, Interpretive Center, and the region's largest and busiest Wildlife Care Center. FAQs About National Audubon Society and Portland Audubon, We consider the security of your personal information an utmost priority. Learn more about Community Science here: https://audubonportland.org/get-involved/community-science/ You do not need to attend a Portland Audubon Volunteer Program Introduction to participate in Community Science- you may sign up at the Community Science webpage (same link repeated) https://audubonportland.org/get-involved/community-science/. Mews volunteersMews volunteers are responsible for assisting staff in the care of animals housed in outdoor enclosures. Questions? Are Portland Audubon and National Audubon Society the same? These activities are opportunities not only to learn, but also to volunteer and support the vibrant Corvallis birding and environmental community. tax-deductible gift helps us connect Protect: Using a suite of conservation methods, we work to protect imperiled species, reduce threats to birds across the Oregon landscape, preserve high-priority habitat, fight climate change, and advocate for equitable access to nature for all Portland-area residents.
Learn more. From offering bird outings to fighting for our public lands, chapters serve as vital advocates for local communities who care about the health of their environment. Learn more.
They are offered in May, August, November and February. Normally we offer a range of volunteer opportunities from single events to regular weekly commitments, all that fit a wide array of schedules and skill sets. In the same way an ecosystem needs many types of plants and wildlife, an organization thrives when it includes a diversity of people and perspectives. Guests are able to enjoy our 150-acre nature sanctuary as they walk over 4.5 miles of maintained trails. Twelve Audubon chapters work on conservation and environmental education programs across the Oregon landscape. Our community science projects span the urban environment in Portland to projects statewide including on the Oregon coast. The board as a whole works collaboratively to advance Portland Audubons mission, vision and values, and to govern the organization.
Job consists of laundry, dishes, enclosure cleaning, food preparation, and other chores as well as assisting in daily weighing & medicating of patients. Training occurs during the volunteer shift, and depends on the volunteers skills and interests. Please fill out the application and see the most up to date schedule for our orientations. Klamath Basin Audubon Society provides the opportunity for all to experience and appreciate our regions wildlife, focusing on birds and other natural resources. Creating the greenest metropolitan region in the United States, Protecting birds across Oregons landscape. Participation in one of their standing committees (such as Conservation, Education, or Outreach) strengthens our effectiveness in those areas and offers the opportunity to put personal skills to work toward the mission of connection with nature. Questions? Help us get you more of the nonprofit information you need, including: An email has been sent to the address you provided. The strength of our work has always been our community.
Corporate Work Parties: We welcome corporate partnerships/pro bono professional help. Our expert educators provide world-class environmental education programs both locally and abroad that inspire more than 12,000 children and 3,000 adults a year to better understand and connect with the natural world. It's a very beautiful location and very beautiful birds to watch and to care for. Board Member Responsibilities: Board members share responsibilities in these key areas: Ambassadorship and Engagement Board members serve as champions of the organization and its mission by: Resource Development Board members work to assure adequate resources for the organization by: Leadership and Governance Board members ensure good organizational governance and health by: Planning and Evaluation Board members further the mission of the organization, exploring challenges and opportunities, planning for the future, and evolving the organization to increase its impact by: To fulfill these shared responsibilities, each Portland Audubon Board member must: Portland Audubon seeks board members with the following knowledge, experience, skills, and abilities: Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) Knowledge, experience, and commitment to advancing DEI, including: Leadership and Governance Experience, skill and ability in organizational leadership and governance, including: Mission and Programmatic Connection Personal interests and experiences that align with the mission and programming of Portland Audubon, including: Your generous support helps protect native birds, other wildlife and their habitats across the Oregon landscape.
Callers leave voicemail messages and volunteers return the calls. Our dedicated and knowledge staff and volunteers work hard to inspire people to love and protect nature. Contact our Volunteer Manager Vicky Medley, vmedley@audubonportland.org. It would have been a good experience for me if the Coordination had common sense to address uncomfortable situations. Take action to protect wildlife and habitat. Please apply to volunteer, then you will attend a general orientation, followed by a series of on line and in person training. Portland Audubons conservation priorities are guided by three primary goals: Portland Audubon uses a variety of tools to achieve its conservation goals. Here are just a few of our National Partners. Need the ability to download nonprofit data and more advanced search options? 2022, all rights reserved. If you want the benefits of both organizations, you must make a 100% tax-deductible membership donation to both organizations. Participation in Society governance as a member of the Board of Directors is an opportunity to directly influence the Societys priorities and general direction.
We connect people to their passion for Oregon's wildlife and wild places. 1998-2022 VolunteerMatch. Requires bending, lifting, using a ladder, carrying, and walking on uneven ground. Umpqua Valley Audubon Society works to educate our members and the public on issues important for the protection of birds and other wildlife and their habitats. The latest Volunteer Program Introduction Dates are posted there as well.
Do Portland Audubon and the National Audubon Society share my donation? Portland Audubon was also a pioneer in the field of urban conservation recognizing that protecting nature close to home is critical to the health of our communities and that urban landscapes have a profound impact on the health or our ecosystems. Learn more
And they won't commit to you, since they seem to have an abundance of new volunteers every year. Through our partnerships we are able to expand our capabilities through the inclusion of services in areas such as: To find out more about how our partner provides services view our partner services below. report to the Care Center, then drive their own vehicle out to our flight cages at a remote location, Wildlife Care Center- seasonal & year-round volunteer activities, https://audubonportland.org/get-involved/community-science/.
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Home / Go Outside / Oregon Audubon Chapters. Click on the link in that email Learn more. Your generous support helps protect native birds, other wildlife and their habitats across the Oregon landscape. Apply for a grant: Using proceeds from the Winter Wings Festival, Klamath Basin Audubon Society offers grants to classroom teachers and organizations doing mission aligned work.
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Requires standing work during most or all of the shift, also bending, lifting, standing, gripping, and repetitive fine-motor tasks. Sorry. Audubon Society of Corvallis reaches out through schools, scouts, 4H and the Winter Wildlife Field Day. Their mission is to connect people to nature, through education focused on birds, other wildlife and their habitats, and conservation and restoration of natural ecosystems. Details on expectations regarding absences & coverage included in orientation. Once you apply (using the button to the right) you will receive a confirmation email with directions on how to sign up. Something you may want to consider is also the fact that you will have to buy their uniform, which is not cheap at all. Whether youre volunteering to clear trails at our sanctuary, submitting comments to urge local leaders to stand up for the environment, building a lush backyard habitat for native birds and pollinators, or attending a nature night event, you are a vital part of the Portland Audubon community. Officers, directors, trustees, and key employees, Analyze a variety of pre-calculated financial metrics, Access beautifully interactive analysis and comparison tools, Compare nonprofit financials to similar organizations, Revenue and expense data for the current fiscal year, CEO, Board Chair, and Board of Directors information, *with the ability to download the data for 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016. Audubon Society of Portland promotes the enjoyment, understanding and protection of native birds, other wildlife and their habitats with a focus on the local areas and the Pacific Northwest, Email contact available with a Pro subscription, Natural Resource Conservation and Protection (C30), Environmental Education and Outdoor Survival Programs (C60). Portland Audubon has long been a pioneer in involving the public in wildlife research and monitoring. We have a regular weekly work party for volunteers who have gone through our screening. Young people 16 and up may volunteer on their own. We. 
Contact our Volunteer Manager to see if we may be able to accommodate you. You must have JavaScript enabled to fill out this form. Every person and every action matters, and each member of our community is instrumental in effecting positive change, protecting the environment, and advocating for Oregons wildlife and wild places.
They provide our members with timely conservation news and opportunities to participate in meaningful advocacy efforts. Sanctuary volunteers help keep our extensive trail system and sanctuary grounds beautiful for guests and the native wildlife that calls it home. This isnt just a policy; it is in our bylaws.
However, the National Audubon Society does grant approximately $10,000 to Portland Audubon to work on National priorities within the Portland Metro region. We engage members of the public to help us better understand the ecology, biology, and natural history of birds and other wildlife so we can more effectively accomplish our conservation efforts and inform policy and management.
to get more GuideStar Nonprofit Profile data today! They offer programs for persons of all skills and interests to advance their enjoyment of birds: programs at their chapter meeting, local field trips and, their highly regarded statewide field trips. Portland Audubon is a volunteer-empowered organization, and volunteers are active in every level of the organization. All Rights Reserved. At the core of Portland Audubons mission is protecting Oregons wildlife and the habitats on which they depend.
We have scheduled our quarterly Volunteer Program Introductions.
They provide education for children and adults in Lincoln and Tillamook county schools. Sorry. Your membership benefits are exclusive to the organization that you support with your membership gift.
What are the organization's current programs, how do they measure success, A 501(C)(3) Organization. Portland Audubon has worked for decades to build, protect and restore a system of interconnected urban greenspaces and to integrate nature into the built environment. Your generous support helps protect native birds, other wildlife and their habitats across the Oregon landscape. Search for volunteer opportunities around the country, News about wonderful wild things and places, FWS is taking steps to mitigate climate impacts, Search employment opportunities with USFWS, Candidate Conservation Agreements (CCA & CCAA), Coastal Barrier Resources Act Project Consultation, Coastal Barrier Resources System Property Documentation. Job consists of laundry, dishes, enclosure cleaning, food preparation, and other chores as well as assisting in daily weighing & medicating of patients. Sorry. Lane County Audubon Society provides educational programs that reach students in area schools, bringing them both Audubon Adventures and Audubon in the Schools, two different programs to enhance their learning and appreciation of the natural world. We require a background check for all WCC volunteers. Diversity Statement: Portland Audubon believes that inspiring all people to love and protect nature is best achieved when we embrace diversity as a value and practice. 2022, all rights reserved. Portland Audubon's mission is to inspire all people to love and protect birds, wildlife, and the natural environment upon which life depends. Sign in.
Their mission is to protect the extraordinary and diverse natural habitats of Oregons South Coast, including old-growth forests, stunning coastlines, and wild rivers for birds, fish, wildlife, and the next generations.
Does Portland Audubon collaborate with the National Audubon Society? Board members share responsibilities in these key areas: Board members serve as champions of the organization and its mission by: Promoting the mission of the organization within communities and board members respective spheres of influence, and continually seeking to expand connections and possibilities, Elevating the image and identity of the organization including amplifying the voices and contributions of members, partners, and communities across the region, Engaging and supporting culturally specific organizations and organizations led by and working with Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC).
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