Get Involved
Volunteering offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature, gain hands-on conservation experience, and make a tangible difference in the health and beauty of our natural areas and trail system.
Partnership with Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado
Greeley Natural Areas and Trails has partnered with Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado (VOC) to host the Weld County Volunteer and Partnership Coordinator. This Coordinator connects Greeley residents with outdoor volunteer opportunities.
Partnering helps both organizations leverage limited resources. Working together allows us to make the most significant impact possible in local communities.
Learn more about the innovative partnership office model.
For questions or additional information about volunteering, please contact Abigail McCarty, Northern Front Range Volunteer Coordinator, at amccarty@voc.org.
Upcoming Volunteer Opportunities
Burrowing Owl Monitoring Program at Arroyos del Sol Natural Area
Arroyos del Sol can serve as a breeding ground for the migratory Western Burrowing Owl, and we need your help to ensure this can continue to be the case. Register using the link below to contribute meaningful data that support local conservation and land management decisions.
On the training day, you'll learn about Western Burrowing Owl behavior, habitat needs, and a straightforward monitoring protocol. You'll gain the skills needed to confidently identify owls and signs of activity, record observations, and understand when and how to conduct surveys.
Attend a three-hour training on Sunday, March 1, 2026 then monitor independently from March through October.
Click here to register for the burrowing owl monitoring program.
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