Volunteer With South Florida Audubon
No birding or conservation experience is required. Bring your interest, your time, and a willingness to help.
SFAS volunteers help protect birds, restore habitat, support environmental education, contribute to community science, and connect people with South Florida’s natural environment. You can participate once, join us for seasonal projects, or become a regular volunteer.
Volunteer Interest Form
Tell us what interests you and when you are available. SFAS will contact you by email to discuss suitable opportunities. No experience is required.
What Interests You?
Dune & Habitat Restoration
Plant native vegetation, help with restoration workdays, support urban habitat projects, and strengthen coastal resilience.
Bird Stewardship & Monitoring
Support Eagle Watch, shorebird stewardship, bird counts, and other community-science programs.
Sunny Lake Bird Sanctuary
Assist with birding programs, native habitat, school activities, public programs, stewardship, and community events.
Education & Outreach
Help at events, welcome visitors, assist with environmental education, or share conservation information with the community.
Events & Special Projects
Support community events, exhibits, birding programs, volunteer days, and special conservation initiatives.
Behind-the-Scenes Support
Use skills in administration, communications, photography, fundraising, research, technology, or other areas that strengthen SFAS.
No Experience Needed
You do not need to be an expert birder, scientist, or gardener. Many opportunities are designed for beginners and include guidance from SFAS staff, leaders, or experienced volunteers. Students, families, corporate teams, schools, clubs, and community groups are welcome to ask about appropriate opportunities.
How Volunteering Works
Let us know what kinds of projects interest you and how much time you would like to contribute.
We will match you with current or upcoming opportunities that fit your interests and availability.
Join a project, learn alongside other volunteers, and help protect South Florida’s birds and habitats.