Welcome to the Arizona Elk Society's Volunteer Page! We greatly appreciate your interest in contributing to our mission of conserving and enhancing Arizona's elk and wildlife habitats. By joining our dedicated team of volunteers, you play a crucial role in making a positive impact on our community and the environment.
Become a part of our volunteer community by signing up for our general volunteer list. This will place you in our database, ensuring that you receive personalized updates and opportunities based on your interests. Your commitment to wildlife conservation is invaluable, and we look forward to keeping you informed about upcoming events and activities.
Every volunteer makes a difference for Arizona’s wildlife.
You do not need specialized experience to get involved. Individuals, families, college students, youth organizations, scout troops, community groups, businesses, experienced tradespeople, retirees, and first-time volunteers are welcome.
Tell us about your interests, skills, equipment, and availability. We will help connect you with volunteer opportunities that are right for you.
Complete the General Volunteer FormHelp deliver life-sustaining water to wildlife across Arizona.
Transport water to remote wildlife drinkers and assist with filling tanks, inspections, minor maintenance, and site reporting.
Put your boots on the ground and restore wildlife habitat.
Work with conservation partners to protect springs, restore riparian areas, improve fencing, control erosion, and maintain project camps.
Help Arizona veterans reconnect with the outdoors.
Support safe, welcoming hunting, fishing, camping, equine, kayaking, and habitat experiences for veterans.
Introduce the next generation to Arizona’s outdoors.
Help teach outdoor skills, conservation, ethics, safety, hunting heritage, and responsible recreation.
Create a welcoming base camp for youth hunters and families.
Keep camp safe, organized, and supportive. Many valuable positions are available in camp and behind the scenes.
Feed the people who make our programs possible.
Plan and prepare meals, operate the camp kitchen, serve food, organize supplies, and maintain a clean cooking area.
Get the right equipment to the right place.
Move fencing, tools, water, camp supplies, cooking equipment, and other materials to remote project sites.
Improve habitat and make project areas safer.
Clear fallen trees, open fence lines, remove hazardous timber, move debris, transport equipment, and support safe operations.
Share your knowledge with Arizona’s next generation.
Guide young hunters and families in safety, scouting, navigation, ethics, conservation, field conditions, and responsible hunting.
Arizona's conservation leader