V O L U N T E E R
Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation strives to provide their community members with rewarding and worthwhile opportunities to emphasize stewardship in our local parks. Volunteer events take place throughout the year in a conscious effort to mobilize motivated groups of individuals that want to make a positive impact on their parks, environment, and community. Join us for the opportunity to learn new skills, give back, and feel good doing it!
 MLK BioBlitz |  Idlewild Park Clean-Up |  Citizen Science Educator |
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 Park Walks |  Invasive Species Removal |
Event Opportunities
Join us January 16th, from 9:00am-1:00pm
at the Rosewood Nature Study Area for the Martin Luther King Day of Service! Don't miss out on a day of cleaning up the wetlands, while also learning to identify local plants and wildlife!
Service Hour Leaders
This month’s volunteer spotlight is one of TMPF’s wonderful volunteers and board members, Jill Richardson! Jill has been on the board of Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation for the past 2 years and has completed extensive work for our Parks Project program as a History Researcher. Jill has presented to several local organizations on the history of parks and has published two articles in the Historic Reno Preservation Society’s newsletter FootPrints. You can find some of her historical write-ups on the Parks Project page!
Jill Richardson
Thank you for everything you do, Jill!
On-Going Opportunities
History Researcher
Doggie
Ambassador
Biodiversity Content Specialist
Enhance your communities’ knowledge about their parks and open spaces! Become a parks historian and contribute to the Parks Project’s comprehensive database. Click the badge to learn more!
Having a ruff day? Becoming a Doggie Ambassador may just be the ‘ultimutt’ cure! Help keep parks and trails free of dog waste by managing an in-park dog bag dispenser, otherwise known as a Dog Waste Station! Click the badge to learn more!
Enhance your communities’ knowledge about their parks and open spaces! Become a Biodiversity Content Specialist and contribute to the Parks Project’s comprehensive database. Click the badge to learn more!