Thank you for your interest in becoming a volunteer! Volunteers give the most valuable gift: time. The valuable services our volunteers provide help Georgia’s wildlife in more ways than one!
Our volunteers get a chance to:
- Work with wildlife like bats, turtles, songbirds, shorebirds and amphibians
- Teach the next generation about stewardship, ethics and safety
- Maintain access to Georgia’s wild places
- Help with activities at outdoor events, like face painting, fishing stations and archery
Incentive Recognition Program
For each 50 hours of volunteer service, a volunteer will receive a choice of incentive items recognizing and thanking them for their service. The new hour-tracking system will send an email to a volunteer reaching the 50-hour level asking what incentive gift they want.
Drum Cooler
- Polyester round drum-shaped cooler bag
- Heat sealed insulated dark silver lining
- Sturdy insulated main and side compartments
- Side and front zip pockets
- Double mesh pockets with daisy chain webbing for attaching accessories
- Adjustable comfort strap with padding
Phone Charger
- Equipped with a 4400mAh lithium ion battery
- Sleek design for maximized portability
- Indicator lights to show you how much juice is left in it
- Complimentary premium packaging with straw on the back
- Micro USB cable included and instruction manual
Camping Seat
- Waterproof portable camping stool
- Insulated lined main cooler compartment with space for 24 cans
- Labeled pockets for a cellphone and a flashlight
- Adjustable drawstring cup holder
- Business card/ID holder
- “Quick Draw” carabiner tool
- Retractable bottle opener
- Adjustable and detachable padded shoulder strap
How to Become a Volunteer
Please contact an office near you to learn about nearby volunteer opportunities.
Forms
Timekeeping
Log your hours below. You can also access the volunteer timekeeping portal at https://www.trackitforward.com/site/georgia-department-natural-resources. Wildlife Resources Division volunteers do not need to enter a park location.
