Learn how to become involved with WMG:

• Project Volunteer

• Board Member

• Internship

• Partnership
  

Project Volunteer

Watershed Management Group is seeking volunteers to assist with our different projects in Tucson.  As a volunteer, we will place you with a project that best fits your skills and interests. Projects could be in the following categories:

• Hands-on resource management (water harvesting, environmental restoration, tree planting, removal of invasive species
• Environmental education (such as working with student groups, developing educational materials, attending outreach events, website work) 
• Volunteer organizing (such as helping organize volunteers at workshops, organizing volunteer database, recruiting new volunteers)
• Fundraising (such as helping with fundraising ideas, mailings, networking with new donors, grant writing) 
  

Board Member

Watershed Management Group’s Board of Directors is an active group of local citizens who are enthusiastic about WMG’s mission.  Their primary role is to oversee the operation and finances of the non-profit corporation.  They also play an important role in shaping the vision and goals of WMG.

• Accounting
• Legal issues
• Business management
• Resource Management
• Community Organizing

Internship

 WMG offers internships to those who would like to receive in-depth experience in resource management, environmental education, community development, and fundraising.  Interns may assist with an existing project, or may work with the Executive Director to design their own project.  Internships are an excellent way to get hands-on experience and get your shoe in a field of interest.  Internships will need to be a minimum of 2 months and the hours are flexible.  Currently internships are unpaid positions.

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Partnership

Watershed Management Group is a collaborative group that is always seeking new community partnerships.  Whether you are a neighborhood association, school, business, or city agency, we would be interested in working with you.  If you have a project in mind that relates to our mission, please contact us with your project idea.  By pooling our resources, we can accomplish more projects and submit more effective grants.  Please contact  Lisa Shipek (520-396-3266) to discuss potential partnerships

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