Research
Volunteers: A Vital Part of Research
Volunteers are an essential part of any non-profit organization’s operations. Without the help of volun-teers, research at Tall Timbers would not be able to function to its greatest capacity. Volunteers provide essential assistance on many of our ongoing studies. Individuals or civic groups can volunteer. We also have developed volunteer internships where an intern may work on a specific project related to the student’s course of study.
Game Bird Research volunteer Cliff Preston, checks a snake trapping array for the snake mark-recapture study, which is part of the hardwood reduction project that is investigating the role of predation (in the new ground effect) by snakes, small and meso-mammals, and raptors (owls and hawks) on bobwhite quail and Bachman’s sparrows.
Areas Where You Can Volunteer
There are opportunities for you to become a part of the Research
Team at Tall Timbers, including (but not limited to):
Team at Tall Timbers, including (but not limited to):
How to Apply
If you have an interest in becoming a part of Research as a volunteer or assisting occasionally with special events such as workshops or field days—we can use your help! If you are interested in a particular program area, please contact the program’s director. Volunteer opportunities are periodic so you may need to check back with the director ofyour area of interest.
Please fill out the Volunteer Application indicating your field of interest and the Research Indemnification and Hold Harmless Agreement form and send them back to us. We will contact you as soon as we receive your information and look forward to having you join us.
