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Our dual role as both an Audubon chapter and an environmental education center offers many unique and varied volunteer opportunities for individuals like you! People with a range of skills and interested are needed to support our educational programs, activities, and environmental conservation efforts. The volunteer assignments are so varied that there's a time, place and function for everyone who respects nature and is interested in sharing their time.

As a volunteer at BCAS, your efforts will contribute to a growing organization and be appreciated by the thousands of children and adults who benefit each year from our resources.

Consider how you might become one of these important resources!

There's always work to be done here at Honey Hollow, and your help is essential to our continued operation!  As a non-profit organization, we count on volunteers like you that are devoted to the purpose of environmental education in order to meet many of our basic institutional needs.  Volunteer opportunities include:

Grounds Work: Work with us to maintaining our 110 acre property throughout the year.  We need help managing and improving trails, controlling invasive species, landscaping, and working in our Eco-Garden.  If you have special skills such as carpentry or gardening, or you just like to work outside, come lend us a hand!

Handyman Work: If you have handyman skills come help us winterize our Visitor Center and the Administrative Office. The doors and windows need weather stripping, caulking and making the buildings tight so we can save on fuel costs and be “greener”!

Office Administration: Assist our office staff with year-round administrative work.  Organize membership mailings, keep our member databases up to date, and work in our Nature Store! Experience with Microsoft Office is beneficial.

Special Events: It takes a lot of work to hold our special events throughout the year, and we need you to join our team!  Events include Cabin Fever Feast, Wildlife Day, Castles in the Field, Barn Tour, and Haunted Trails.

Committees:  Our volunteer committees work in conjunction with the Board of Directors to provide essential leadership and help guide the organization.  Join a committee to lend your support!  Committees include:

              -Special Events

              -Property

              -Education

              -Fundraising

Teacher Naturalists

              Are you passionate about environmental education?  Our free training program conducted in spring and fall includes seven Thursday morning training sessions that will prepare you to lead our education programs, workshops, and school field trips.  Upon completion, you will qualify as a paid member of our Teacher Naturalist staff.  Join us to share the fun and satisfaction of teaching!

How can you get involved?

Stop in or call the office to request an application! BCAS office hours are Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm.

Office phone: 215-297-5880
Email: bcas@bcas.org

We look forward to hearing from you!

Community group interested in pursuing a project to benefit BCAS should contact the Volunteer Coordinator to discuss arrangements.