Get Involved
Volunteer with SEAWA
Meet new people, explore our watershed, and make a visible difference. SEAWA’s projects, events, and committees run on volunteer power—join us.
Our Volunteers
In Recognition of Our Volunteers
We express sincere gratitude to our dedicated volunteers. Your commitment strengthens SEAWA’s efforts in watershed stewardship, restoration, and environmental education across the South Saskatchewan River Sub-Basin.
Total Volunteer Hours
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Projects & Initiatives
Volunteers support riparian restoration, citizen science monitoring, community outreach, event coordination, and hands-on stewardship that improves long-term watershed health.
Why It Matters
Why Volunteer?
Volunteering for SEAWA gives you the chance to meet new friends and make a noticeable difference in our environment. Get out, explore our area, and help make a positive impact.
SEAWA is volunteer-based. Our governing board and committees are composed of people who live, work, and play within the watershed. Members are encouraged to run for a Board seat or lend expertise to a committee.
Volunteer Roles
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Stewardship & Field Days
Planting, clean-ups, riparian care, and seasonal monitoring assistance.
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Events & Outreach
Help at booths, workshops, and school programs; support setup and hosting.
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Photography & Media
Capture project highlights and community stories for SEAWA channels.
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Office & Admin
Light admin support, data entry, and resource prep as needed.
Committees & Board
Interested in governance or specialty topics? SEAWA members can run for Board positions or join committees to lend their expertise. Your contributions help strengthen watershed stewardship, education, governance, and monitoring across the region.
Sign up to Volunteer
Send us a quick note with your name, contact info, availability, and interests. We’ll follow up with current opportunities, event dates, and ways to get involved in watershed stewardship.
Prefer to browse first? View open volunteer postings .
Time commitment is flexible and opportunities vary seasonally.