 | Volunteer Opportunities Become a Volunteer
Turtle Rock Nature Center is always looking for volunteers! There are many ways to get involved including: Turtle Rock Nature Center
- Nature Center: Trail maintenance, non-native plant removal, administrative assistance.
- Programs and Events: Assist with registration, check-in and hikes.
- Docents: A docent is a volunteer trained in the basics of ecology and natural history. Docents assist staff naturalists with hikes, campouts and summer camps.
For more information about becoming a Nature Center volunteer, call 949-724-6738 or email.
Second Saturdays Land Steward Days
Calling all Volunteers & Community Groups to assist staff in efforts to restore our open spaces! Please call Amy Litton at 949-724-6738 or email for more information. Click here to download the flyer (PDF).
Eagle Scout Projects
The Nature Center offers a variety of Eagle Scout project opportunities. Please call Amy Litton at 949-724-6738 or email for more information.
Irvine Ranch Conservancy
One of the most rewarding ways to experience the beauty of the Irvine Ranch Natural Landmarks is as a volunteer. Volunteers have a crucial role in the land, whether it is serving as docent-guides on a mountain-bike ride through Fremont Canyon, teaching middle school students about ecosystems in Limestone Canyon, helping to maintain a trail near Bommer Canyon or planting oaks near Weir Canyon. To find out more or to join our dedicated network of volunteers click here.
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