We Need You!
Volunteers are an essential part of Chattanooga Audubon. Whether leading field trips for local students, building trails, helping in the visitor center, or orchestrating our major events, we couldn't do it without you! Come discover how big a difference YOU can make while building lifelong friendships at Chattanooga's Oldest Wildlife Sanctuaries.
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Individuals can register to volunteer by filling out this form!
Groups Welcome!
We welcome student, scout, corporate, and other volunteer groups to our sanctuaries. With over 500 acres, there is always something to do!
Typical projects include:
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Adopt A Trail
Love trails and hate invasive plants? Us too! Grab your people and adopt one of our trails for a month. You can choose one of our 19 trail sections that range from .1 mile to .6 mile. You'll pick one day a week to come out to Audubon Acres and do maintenance on your trail. That's only 4 times, so it's not a huge commitment. During that time you will be weed-eating, moving limbs, cutting vines, laying and spreading mulch, and pulling the dreaded invasive privet. Don't worry, we'll provide all the tools for you! Visitor Center Host
As a Visitor Center Host, you will be the face of our center, the first point of contact for curious travelers, explorers, and local enthusiasts. Your warm smile and genuine enthusiasm will set the tone for their unforgettable experience.
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Cabin Docent
We invite you to become a docent for our 1700s cabin exhibit and take visitors on a journey back in time to the early days of American settlement. The original cabin was likely built by the Cherokee people during the mid 1700's and is representative of a typical Cherokee homestead during the early 1800's. The cabin was moved from its original location by the railroad, due to the railroad shaking the cabin. What We're Looking For:
What You'll Do:
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