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Cedar River Education Center
Volunteering at the Education Center
The Education Center depends on volunteers like you to make its award-winning programs a success. A variety of positions are open for all different levels of interest and experience. Browse the volunteer descriptions to see how you would like to contribute your time to sharing the wonder and beauty of the Cedar River Watershed. Contact Chris Holland at (206) 615-0831 for more information or to sign up.
Heritage Library
Interested in Pacific Northwest History?
Do you like working with people?
Would you like to be instrumental in preserving 100 years worth of history in the municipal Cedar River Watershed?
The Education Center is currently recruiting volunteers for the Heritage Library, which holds artifacts from Seattle's most important watershed. Volunteers will staff the library, greet visitors, preserve artifacts, and do individual research.
Special projects
Currently, volunteers are needed to help with a Botanical Resources Inventory to document and monitor the types and distribution of plant life in the watershed.
Hosts
Meet and greet visitors, answer questions, assist in the sales area and other reception duties. Hosts have a strong influence on the visitors’ experience.
Docents
Answer questions, lead specific education programs and capitalize on teachable moments. They may be in the Education Center, on the grounds, or at Rattlesnake Lake.
Facility Volunteers
Assist with a wide variety of duties including litter patrol, nerf ball control, office work and special projects. These volunteers will play a vital role in keeping the Education Center running.
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Botanical Inventory Opportunity
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