Help us collect data as a citizen scientist as part of the BC Community Bat Program, to monitor bat populations on Mayne Island. Bats will find a warm place to roost in the spring to have their babies/pups, such as dead-standing…Find Out More
When: One Program Committee meeting each month, plus time to coordinate volunteers. Where: Your home or office, at the Farmer’s Market and the Conservancy Office. We’re looking for a volunteer to coordinate and manage the Conservancy’s bookings at the Farmer’s…Find Out More
“The Southern Gulf Islands Whale Sighting Network is a volunteer citizen-led organization for monitoring and gathering field data on whale movements around Saturna, Pender and Mayne Islands. This data is used to better understand the Southern Resident killer whales (SRKW), Bigg’s (Transient) killer…Find Out More
Do you have a passion for the ocean and the amazing creatures that live in it? Do you have an interest in citizen science and conservation? Do we ever have a volunteer opportunity for you! About the Project We are…Find Out More
Do you like being outside? Do you like working alongside others to help local plants and animals to thrive? Then this is the volunteer opportunity for you! Join our team of Habitat Restoration volunteers. We get together about once per…Find Out More
We’re looking for people with good communication and research skills to help us organize and deliver a variety of community events. Working with a group of Conservancy members you would help us plan events through the year: workshops, farmers’ markets,…Find Out More
Every year, in conjunction with the Recycling Society, we host an island-wide community beach clean-up! Interested in attending? Check out this article for more info on the event.
May Day in an annual fundraiser for the Conservancy and we’re always looking for volunteers to help out with the celebrations. Check out this article for more info on the event.
Are you looking to be part of a dynamic group of volunteers who are providing leadership for a well-respected organization working with the community to conserve the ecology of Mayne Island and its surrounding waters for future generations? If that’s you, our President of the Board of Directors would really like to hear from you and have a chat about roles, responsibilities, and the rewards of being part of the Conservancy Board. Please contact Malcolm Inglis mming987@gmail.com
