volunteer opportunities are closed
Due to the current status and stay-at-home recommendations for COVID-19, all of our volunteer opportunities will be closed until further notice. Please check your email or the HCSEG Facebook or Instagram for updates. We ask that our community stay safe, and to remember that these stay-at-home policies are in place to hopefully end these times of uncertainty as soon as possible.
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Volunteer with Hcseg
Volunteers make our work possible. From data collection at fish traps, habitat restoration, support at fundraising events, and education programs, so much of what we do is made possible by the dedicated and passionate involvement of our community.
Please register before signing up for the below volunteer opportunities.
Volunteer with Hcseg
Volunteers make our work possible. From data collection at fish traps, habitat restoration, support at fundraising events, and education programs, so much of what we do is made possible by the dedicated and passionate involvement of our community.
Please register before signing up for the below volunteer opportunities.
The Chum Outmigration Project is a critical part of our salmon restoration efforts in the Hood Canal. This is complimentary research to our Summer Chum Project. By researching the full life cycle, we will find indicators about the stability of that salmon run, as well as make informed decisions on how to help restore this ESA threatened species.
As a volunteer you will assist HCSEG staff and interns to conduct juvenile screw trap checks and learn about fish sampling protocols. All waders/boots/equipment will be provided!
Please plan to meet at the Salmon Center (600 NE Roessel Rd., Belfair) at 9AM for departure.
the hood canal steelhead project
the hood canal steelhead project
April 1st 2020 – May 31st 2020
HCSEG is seeking volunteers to help monitor juvenile smolt traps on the Tahuya, Dewatto, and Little Quilcene Rivers! These traps are checked every day in the morning by interns and volunteers. You can sign up to help check either the Tahuya and Dewatto traps or the Little Quilcene trap.
Volunteers will meet at the Salmon Center at 9:00 AM. Unless another convenient location is agreed upon by volunteers and HCSEG staff. We provide waders, transportation, knowledge, and FUN!!