Interested in volunteering with us?

Let us know what your interests are and we can work together to support the biodiversity and cultural heritage at Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument!

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How would you like to become involved with the Friends?

The Friends have many ways to become involved depending on the amount of time you have available to volunteer. See descriptions of available volunteer opportunities below this form.

Volunteer at Hike & Learns, Community Events, or the BioBlitz

Hike or Activity Leader

Administrative, Graphic Design, and Tech Support

National Public Lands Day

Board Member or Special Interest Committee

Fundraising Event Support

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Volunteer Opportunities

The Friends are always seeking out community members interested in immersing themselves in biodiversity, education, and advocacy of the Monument.

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Event volunteers

Whether you have a few hours on a single weekend or are looking to be involved for longer, helping out at our community events is a great way to meet people and support the Friends and the Monument.

Assist at Community Events: Represent the Friends and connect with the community at our tabling booth for events such as Rogue Valley Earth Day Celebration in April, Ashland’s 4th of July Celebration, and the Bear Creek Salmon Festival in October.

Assist with our Hike and Learns: Help register and welcome guests while learning more about the Monument. Various Friday evenings and Saturday mornings from spring through autumn.
Assist with the BioBlitz: Help organize BioBlitz activities leading up to and during the event.

Hike or activity leader

Do you have a passion or an area of expertise that you would like to share with people in the Monument? We welcome artists, historians, naturalists, scientists, writers, photographers, musicians, and more!

Create and lead a Hike and Learn
Take folks on a Sunday hike

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Stewardship

Help us conserve and care for your public lands. We hope to offer more opportunities soon, in collaboration with our partners at the BLM Medford District Office.

Join the nation in a day of community service on National Public Lands Day, an annual event on the 4th Saturday in September.
Fix a Fence: adopt a section of fencing along the eastern Monument boundary to maintain.
Ongoing monitoring: from butterflies to specific plants, document what you see in the Monument through inaturalist.org.

L to R: Dr. Darlene Southworth with Dr. Patricia Ponce Noyola, visiting professor from Guanajuato, Mexico truffling at Whetstone Savanna, 2000. Image by Harold Berninghausen

Become a BOARD MEMBER

Join the Board of the Friends of the Cascade-Siskiyou to educate, advocate, protect and restore our local Monument, one of the National Conservation Lands. We belong to the Friends Grassroots Network with support from Conservation Lands Foundation. Along with our communities and partners we promote caring for our legacy—the scenic place, culture and heritage of the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument.

You can make a difference! If you are interested, please read our Board Manual and email Terry Dickey, Board Member.