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    • HOME
    • ABOUT
      • Our Story
      • Leadership
      • Supporters & Partners
      • Contact Us
    • LEARN
      • Burrowing Owls
      • Gopher Tortoises
      • Conservation Overview
      • Research & Studies
      • Protected Properties
    • WILDLIFE HELP
    • GET INVOLVED
      • Volunteer
      • Owl Landlord Program
      • Events
    • DONATE
    • MEDIA
      • Wildlife Gallery
      • Wildlife Videos
      • Photo Contest Winners
      • Conservation News
      • Media Archive
    • CCWT Resource Center
  • HOME
  • ABOUT
    • Our Story
    • Leadership
    • Supporters & Partners
    • Contact Us
  • LEARN
    • Burrowing Owls
    • Gopher Tortoises
    • Conservation Overview
    • Research & Studies
    • Protected Properties
  • WILDLIFE HELP
  • GET INVOLVED
    • Volunteer
    • Owl Landlord Program
    • Events
  • DONATE
  • MEDIA
    • Wildlife Gallery
    • Wildlife Videos
    • Photo Contest Winners
    • Conservation News
    • Media Archive
  • CCWT Resource Center

Volunteer With Us

Make a Difference for Cape Coral's Wildlife

 Whether you volunteer once a year or every month, your time and talents help protect wildlife habitat, 

educate our community, and preserve Cape Coral's natural spaces for future generations. 

Why Volunteers Matter

Every protected property, every educational program, 

and every wildlife success story begins with people 

who choose to make a difference.


Volunteers are the heart of Cape Coral Wildlife Trust. 

Whether you have a few hours each month or 

want to become a regular part of our conservation team, your time helps protect wildlife, restore habitat, educate the community, and preserve Cape Coral's natural spaces for future generations.


No experience is necessary. 

If you care about local wildlife, we'll help you find a volunteer opportunity that matches your interests, schedule, and skills.

There's a Place for Everyone

Whether you enjoy working outdoors, educating others, organizing events, taking photographs, or helping behind the scenes, there's a volunteer opportunity that's right for you.


  • Habitat Restoration & Stewardship 
  • Community Outreach & Education 
  • Special Events & Festivals 
  • Property Monitoring 
  • Fundraising & Donor Support 
  • Photography & Social Media 
  • Administrative Support 
  • Community Presentations

What to Expect

When you become a volunteer, we'll help match your interests, schedule, and experience with 

opportunities that fit you best.


Whether you enjoy restoring wildlife habitat, helping at community events, supporting educational programs, taking photographs, or assisting behind the scenes, every volunteer plays an important role in 

protecting Cape Coral's wildlife.


Other Ways to Help

If volunteering isn't the right fit today, 

you can still support our mission.


💚 Donate


📅 Attend Events


Every contribution, big or small, makes a lasting difference.


Become a Volunteer

Join our conservation team and help make a lasting difference.

Visit our Partners CCFW Volunteer page to sign up

Volunteer Application

Volunteer Training & Habitat Stewardship

 Volunteers receive specialized training from Cape Coral Wildlife Trust and Cape Coral Friends of Wildlife before participating in habitat stewardship and burrowing owl monitoring. 

Cape Coral Wildlife Trust

PO Box 152624, Cape Coral, FL 33915

239-980-2593 or [email protected]

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