Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Mt. Cuba!

Thanks for your interest in volunteering with Mt. Cuba Center! Volunteers play a key role in advancing our mission to inspire an appreciation for the beauty and value of native plants and a commitment to protect the habitats that sustain them. Volunteer service provides opportunities to get outdoors, meet new friends, and make a difference through meaningful activities - planting trees, removing invasives, maintaining trails, gardening, and more.
 
Check out our available opportunities below! Questions? Contact us at volunteer@mtcubacenter.org. Thank you again for your interest in volunteering with Mt. Cuba Center. We look forward to seeing you!
 

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Volunteer Opportunities

Guest Experience

Guest Experience Friendly, outgoing individuals with strong communication skills who enjoy spending time outside. Volunteers must be able to stand for extended periods and walk over rugged terrain.

  • Garden Ambassadors
  • Plant Sales
  • Special Event Support

Community Science

Community Science Support Mt. Cuba staff in collecting data to contribute to ongoing scientific research.

  • Pollinator Watch
  • Bluebird Counting

Garden Support

Garden Support Work with Mt. Cuba staff to support and maintain our gardens and naturalistic areas. From general horticultural work to specific garden projects, there's always work to be done throughout the Mt. Cuba Center campus.

  • Garden Warriors
  • Moss Masters
  • Gladiators
  • Grounds Support
  • Natural Lands
  • Tree Plantings
  • Formal Gardens Support

Research Support

Research Support Help with data collection and entry, database management, and organizing records.

  • Conservation Research
  • Plant Records Assistance
  • Trial Garden Data

Our Mission

Our mission is to inspire an appreciation for the beauty and value of native plants and a commitment to support the habitats that sustain them.