Volunteer Application

Baker Sanctuary is one of Travis Audubon’s three wildlife sanctuaries. The 715-acre preserve is the first in the world set aside for the protection of the endangered Golden-cheeked Warbler. Join Travis Audubon Land Steward and Educator, Chris Murray, to help remove non-native plants and maintain trails.

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.

Questions? Contact Chris Murray at chris@travisaudubon.org.

Baker Sanctuary is one of Travis Audubon’s three wildlife sanctuaries. The 715-acre preserve is the first in the world set aside for the protection of the endangered Golden-cheeked Warbler. Join Travis Audubon Land Steward and Educator, Chris Murray, to help remove non-native plants and maintain trails.

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.

Questions? Contact Chris Murray at chris@travisaudubon.org.

Baker Sanctuary is one of Travis Audubon’s three wildlife sanctuaries. The 715-acre preserve is the first in the world set aside for the protection of the endangered Golden-cheeked Warbler. Join Travis Audubon Land Steward and Educator, Chris Murray, to help remove non-native plants and maintain trails.

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.

Questions? Contact Chris Murray at chris@travisaudubon.org.

Baker Sanctuary is one of Travis Audubon’s three wildlife sanctuaries. The 715-acre preserve is the first in the world set aside for the protection of the endangered Golden-cheeked Warbler. Join Travis Audubon Land Steward and Educator, Chris Murray, to help remove non-native plants and maintain trails.

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.

Questions? Contact Chris Murray at chris@travisaudubon.org.

Baker Sanctuary is one of Travis Audubon’s three wildlife sanctuaries. The 715-acre preserve is the first in the world set aside for the protection of the endangered Golden-cheeked Warbler. Join Travis Audubon Land Steward and Educator, Chris Murray, to help remove non-native plants and maintain trails.

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.

Questions? Contact Chris Murray at chris@travisaudubon.org.

Baker Sanctuary is one of Travis Audubon’s three wildlife sanctuaries. The 715-acre preserve is the first in the world set aside for the protection of the endangered Golden-cheeked Warbler. Join Travis Audubon Land Steward and Educator, Chris Murray, to help remove non-native plants and maintain trails.

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.

Questions? Contact Chris Murray at chris@travisaudubon.org.

Baker Sanctuary is one of Travis Audubon’s three wildlife sanctuaries. The 715-acre preserve is the first in the world set aside for the protection of the endangered Golden-cheeked Warbler. Join Travis Audubon Land Steward and Educator, Chris Murray, to help remove non-native plants and maintain trails.

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.

Questions? Contact Chris Murray at chris@travisaudubon.org.

Baker Sanctuary is one of Travis Audubon’s three wildlife sanctuaries. The 715-acre preserve is the first in the world set aside for the protection of the endangered Golden-cheeked Warbler. Join Travis Audubon Land Steward and Educator, Chris Murray, to help remove non-native plants and maintain trails.

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.

Questions? Contact Chris Murray at chris@travisaudubon.org.

Baker Sanctuary is one of Travis Audubon’s three wildlife sanctuaries. The 715-acre preserve is the first in the world set aside for the protection of the endangered Golden-cheeked Warbler. Join Travis Audubon Land Steward and Educator, Chris Murray, to help remove non-native plants and maintain trails.

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.

Questions? Contact Chris Murray at chris@travisaudubon.org.

Baker Sanctuary is one of Travis Audubon’s three wildlife sanctuaries. The 715-acre preserve is the first in the world set aside for the protection of the endangered Golden-cheeked Warbler. Join Travis Audubon Land Steward and Educator, Chris Murray, to help remove non-native plants and maintain trails.

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.

Questions? Contact Chris Murray at chris@travisaudubon.org.

Baker Sanctuary is one of Travis Audubon’s three wildlife sanctuaries. The 715-acre preserve is the first in the world set aside for the protection of the endangered Golden-cheeked Warbler. Join Travis Audubon Land Steward and Educator, Chris Murray, to help remove non-native plants and maintain trails.

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.

Questions? Contact Chris Murray at chris@travisaudubon.org.

Assist with leading a beginner birding walk and talk at the Twin Oaks Branch of the Austin Public Library. This is a great opportunity to introduce new people to birding.

9:00 AM - 10:30 AM

Assist with leading a beginner birding walk and talk at the Ruiz Branch of APL. This is a great opportunity to introduce new folks to birding.

Assist with leading a beginner birding walk and talk at the Twin Oaks Branch of the Austin Public Library. This is a great opportunity to introduce new people to birding.

Lead a 1-2-hour bird-focused bioblitz hosted by the Trail Conservancy.

We’re seeking one additional volunteer to write a "Bird of the Week" article. The volunteer will contribute one article per month, focusing on a local bird species, its habits, habitats, and conservation. 

Bird Surveys
Assist with bird surveys (including Christmas Bird Count, Bird Collision surveys, etc.), assessments of our sanctuaries, and other field work.

The Wildflower Center calls these classes, and they are free to TAS members. Participants need to register through the WFC website, but leaders do not. These classes started in Fall 2022.

One or two birding volunteers will help with the monthly walk that highlights birds (the volunteers' task) and plants (currently mostly done by Julie Marcus, a retired Wildflower Center horticulturist.) A plant knowledgeable volunteer/staff member from the WFC will help with the walks when Julie is not available.) Currently walks are not offered in June- August.

Knowledge of native plants is a plus but not required. TAS volunteers will learn more about birds and the plants they depend on, and this is a fun opportunity. If you are new to the importance of native plants to birds I recommend you read any of Douglas Tallamy’s books such as Bringing Nature Home, and The Nature of Oaks. His most recent is How Can I Help? Saving Nature with your Yard. All are available at the Austin Public Library. Visit the Wildflower Center too.

Volunteer(s) meet the group at the entry kiosk a little before 8. A Wildflower Center volunteer handles check in and stays with the group during the walk and retrieves loaned binoculars which the Wildflower Center provides. The walks pretty much stop at 10 a.m. If they run over a bit, just make sure the participants who need to leave know the route back. 

The area that the group explores can change - sometimes visiting the family garden area, the Texas Arboretum, or the research area. Group size varies from approx. 12 to 20. The group is a mix of new-to-birding folks, out-of-towners and regulars who have been attending these walks every month. 

Please keep an eBird checklist and be sure to share it with Delaney Harris, the WFC Education Coordinator. dtharris@wildflower.org   She will then share it with the group in a follow-up email. If participants saw a plant being used by a bird, by all means mention that in the comments on the eBird list so folks can build their plant-bird connections. 

Contact Jane Tillman or Delaney if you have questions.

The Wildflower Center calls these classes, and they are free to TAS members. Participants need to register through the WFC website, but leaders do not. These classes started in Fall 2022.

One or two birding volunteers will help with the monthly walk that highlights birds (the volunteers' task) and plants (currently mostly done by Julie Marcus, a retired Wildflower Center horticulturist.) A plant knowledgeable volunteer/staff member from the WFC will help with the walks when Julie is not available.) Currently walks are not offered in June- August.

Knowledge of native plants is a plus but not required. TAS volunteers will learn more about birds and the plants they depend on, and this is a fun opportunity. If you are new to the importance of native plants to birds I recommend you read any of Douglas Tallamy’s books such as Bringing Nature Home, and The Nature of Oaks. His most recent is How Can I Help? Saving Nature with your Yard. All are available at the Austin Public Library. Visit the Wildflower Center too.

Volunteer(s) meet the group at the entry kiosk a little before 8. A Wildflower Center volunteer handles check in and stays with the group during the walk and retrieves loaned binoculars which the Wildflower Center provides. The walks pretty much stop at 10 a.m. If they run over a bit, just make sure the participants who need to leave know the route back. 

The area that the group explores can change - sometimes visiting the family garden area, the Texas Arboretum, or the research area. Group size varies from approx. 12 to 20. The group is a mix of new-to-birding folks, out-of-towners and regulars who have been attending these walks every month. 

Please keep an eBird checklist and be sure to share it with Delaney Harris, the WFC Education Coordinator. dtharris@wildflower.org   She will then share it with the group in a follow-up email. If participants saw a plant being used by a bird, by all means mention that in the comments on the eBird list so folks can build their plant-bird connections. 

Contact Jane Tillman or Delaney if you have questions.

The Wildflower Center calls these classes, and they are free to TAS members. Participants need to register through the WFC website, but leaders do not. These classes started in Fall 2022.

One or two birding volunteers will help with the monthly walk that highlights birds (the volunteers' task) and plants (currently mostly done by Julie Marcus, a retired Wildflower Center horticulturist.) A plant knowledgeable volunteer/staff member from the WFC will help with the walks when Julie is not available.) Currently walks are not offered in June- August.

Knowledge of native plants is a plus but not required. TAS volunteers will learn more about birds and the plants they depend on, and this is a fun opportunity. If you are new to the importance of native plants to birds I recommend you read any of Douglas Tallamy’s books such as Bringing Nature Home, and The Nature of Oaks. His most recent is How Can I Help? Saving Nature with your Yard. All are available at the Austin Public Library. Visit the Wildflower Center too.

Volunteer(s) meet the group at the entry kiosk a little before 8. A Wildflower Center volunteer handles check in and stays with the group during the walk and retrieves loaned binoculars which the Wildflower Center provides. The walks pretty much stop at 10 a.m. If they run over a bit, just make sure the participants who need to leave know the route back. 

The area that the group explores can change - sometimes visiting the family garden area, the Texas Arboretum, or the research area. Group size varies from approx. 12 to 20. The group is a mix of new-to-birding folks, out-of-towners and regulars who have been attending these walks every month. 

Please keep an eBird checklist and be sure to share it with Delaney Harris, the WFC Education Coordinator. dtharris@wildflower.org   She will then share it with the group in a follow-up email. If participants saw a plant being used by a bird, by all means mention that in the comments on the eBird list so folks can build their plant-bird connections. 

Contact Jane Tillman or Delaney if you have questions.

March 28th from 8:30 am - 12:00 pm

Join us for a BioBlitz at Blair Woods!

A Bioblitz is an event that focuses on finding and identifying as many species as possible in a specific area over a short period of time. Anyone interested in community science is invited to participate in this hands-on event, although basic knowledge of local plants, birds, insects, fungi, and/or reptiles is recommended. An understanding of how to submit observations through iNaturalist via smartphone is required. We will have a quick introduction to iNaturalist at the start of the event.

Please direct any questions to Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org.

Registration is required for all volunteers.
-All equipment and training will be provided.
-Wear closed-toe shoes, long pants, and gloves to protect yourself from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are also helpful.
-Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated.
-There is a porta-potty available on-site.

We look forward to seeing you at Blair Woods!

March 7th from 8:30 am - 12:00 pm

Join us for a BioBlitz at Blair Woods!

A Bioblitz is an event that focuses on finding and identifying as many species as possible in a specific area over a short period of time. Anyone interested in community science is invited to participate in this hands-on event, although basic knowledge of local plants, birds, insects, fungi, and/or reptiles is recommended. An understanding of how to submit observations through iNaturalist via smartphone is required. We will have a quick introduction to iNaturalist at the start of the event.

Please direct any questions to Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org.

Registration is required for all volunteers.
-All equipment and training will be provided.
-Wear closed-toe shoes, long pants, and gloves to protect yourself from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are also helpful.
-Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated.
-There is a porta-potty available on-site.

We look forward to seeing you at Blair Woods!

9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

As many of you know, Blair Woods was severely impacted by the May 29th storm. Restoring the property will take hundreds of volunteer hours.  We are incredibly grateful for anyone wishing to help out through gifts or service!

We are currently requesting volunteer help, but for the safety of all,  require that all volunteers adhere to the following conditions:

• All volunteers must sign-up using this form, and complete the waiver attached to each volunteer opportunity.
• Volunteers may not go off trail or past any area with caution tape
• Volunteers must not enter the sanctuary without a staff member present, and must exit immediately after the end of the workday
   

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

As many of you know, Blair Woods was severely impacted by the May 29th storm. Restoring the property will take hundreds of volunteer hours.  We are incredibly grateful for anyone wishing to help out through gifts or service!

We are currently requesting volunteer help, but for the safety of all,  require that all volunteers adhere to the following conditions:

• All volunteers must sign-up using this form, and complete the waiver attached to each volunteer opportunity.
• Volunteers may not go off trail or past any area with caution tape
• Volunteers must not enter the sanctuary without a staff member present, and must exit immediately after the end of the workday
   

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

As many of you know, Blair Woods was severely impacted by the May 29th storm. Restoring the property will take hundreds of volunteer hours.  We are incredibly grateful for anyone wishing to help out through gifts or service!

We are currently requesting volunteer help, but for the safety of all,  require that all volunteers adhere to the following conditions:

• All volunteers must sign-up using this form, and complete the waiver attached to each volunteer opportunity.
• Volunteers may not go off trail or past any area with caution tape
• Volunteers must not enter the sanctuary without a staff member present, and must exit immediately after the end of the workday
   

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

As many of you know, Blair Woods was severely impacted by the May 29th storm. Restoring the property will take hundreds of volunteer hours.  We are incredibly grateful for anyone wishing to help out through gifts or service!

We are currently requesting volunteer help, but for the safety of all,  require that all volunteers adhere to the following conditions:

• All volunteers must sign-up using this form, and complete the waiver attached to each volunteer opportunity.
• Volunteers may not go off trail or past any area with caution tape
• Volunteers must not enter the sanctuary without a staff member present, and must exit immediately after the end of the workday
   

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

As many of you know, Blair Woods was severely impacted by the May 29th storm. Restoring the property will take hundreds of volunteer hours.  We are incredibly grateful for anyone wishing to help out through gifts or service!

We are currently requesting volunteer help, but for the safety of all,  require that all volunteers adhere to the following conditions:

• All volunteers must sign-up using this form, and complete the waiver attached to each volunteer opportunity.
• Volunteers may not go off trail or past any area with caution tape
• Volunteers must not enter the sanctuary without a staff member present, and must exit immediately after the end of the workday
   

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

As many of you know, Blair Woods was severely impacted by the May 29th storm. Restoring the property will take hundreds of volunteer hours.  We are incredibly grateful for anyone wishing to help out through gifts or service!

We are currently requesting volunteer help, but for the safety of all,  require that all volunteers adhere to the following conditions:

• All volunteers must sign-up using this form, and complete the waiver attached to each volunteer opportunity.
• Volunteers may not go off trail or past any area with caution tape
• Volunteers must not enter the sanctuary without a staff member present, and must exit immediately after the end of the workday
   

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

As many of you know, Blair Woods was severely impacted by the May 29th storm. Restoring the property will take hundreds of volunteer hours.  We are incredibly grateful for anyone wishing to help out through gifts or service!

We are currently requesting volunteer help, but for the safety of all,  require that all volunteers adhere to the following conditions:

• All volunteers must sign-up using this form, and complete the waiver attached to each volunteer opportunity.
• Volunteers may not go off trail or past any area with caution tape
• Volunteers must not enter the sanctuary without a staff member present, and must exit immediately after the end of the workday
   

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

As many of you know, Blair Woods was severely impacted by the May 29th storm. Restoring the property will take hundreds of volunteer hours.  We are incredibly grateful for anyone wishing to help out through gifts or service!

We are currently requesting volunteer help, but for the safety of all,  require that all volunteers adhere to the following conditions:

• All volunteers must sign-up using this form, and complete the waiver attached to each volunteer opportunity.
• Volunteers may not go off trail or past any area with caution tape
• Volunteers must not enter the sanctuary without a staff member present, and must exit immediately after the end of the workday
   

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

As many of you know, Blair Woods was severely impacted by the May 29th storm. Restoring the property will take hundreds of volunteer hours.  We are incredibly grateful for anyone wishing to help out through gifts or service!

We are currently requesting volunteer help, but for the safety of all,  require that all volunteers adhere to the following conditions:

• All volunteers must sign-up using this form, and complete the waiver attached to each volunteer opportunity.
• Volunteers may not go off trail or past any area with caution tape
• Volunteers must not enter the sanctuary without a staff member present, and must exit immediately after the end of the workday
   

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

As many of you know, Blair Woods was severely impacted by the May 29th storm. Restoring the property will take hundreds of volunteer hours.  We are incredibly grateful for anyone wishing to help out through gifts or service!

We are currently requesting volunteer help, but for the safety of all,  require that all volunteers adhere to the following conditions:

• All volunteers must sign-up using this form, and complete the waiver attached to each volunteer opportunity.
• Volunteers may not go off trail or past any area with caution tape
• Volunteers must not enter the sanctuary without a staff member present, and must exit immediately after the end of the workday
   

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

As many of you know, Blair Woods was severely impacted by the May 29th storm. Restoring the property will take hundreds of volunteer hours.  We are incredibly grateful for anyone wishing to help out through gifts or service!

We are currently requesting volunteer help, but for the safety of all,  require that all volunteers adhere to the following conditions:

• All volunteers must sign-up using this form, and complete the waiver attached to each volunteer opportunity.
• Volunteers may not go off trail or past any area with caution tape
• Volunteers must not enter the sanctuary without a staff member present, and must exit immediately after the end of the workday
   

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

As many of you know, Blair Woods was severely impacted by the May 29th storm. Restoring the property will take hundreds of volunteer hours.  We are incredibly grateful for anyone wishing to help out through gifts or service!

We are currently requesting volunteer help, but for the safety of all,  require that all volunteers adhere to the following conditions:

• All volunteers must sign-up using this form, and complete the waiver attached to each volunteer opportunity.
• Volunteers may not go off trail or past any area with caution tape
• Volunteers must not enter the sanctuary without a staff member present, and must exit immediately after the end of the workday
   

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

As many of you know, Blair Woods was severely impacted by the May 29th storm. Restoring the property will take hundreds of volunteer hours.  We are incredibly grateful for anyone wishing to help out through gifts or service!

We are currently requesting volunteer help, but for the safety of all,  require that all volunteers adhere to the following conditions:

• All volunteers must sign-up using this form, and complete the waiver attached to each volunteer opportunity.
• Volunteers may not go off trail or past any area with caution tape
• Volunteers must not enter the sanctuary without a staff member present, and must exit immediately after the end of the workday
   

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

As many of you know, Blair Woods was severely impacted by the May 29th storm. Restoring the property will take hundreds of volunteer hours.  We are incredibly grateful for anyone wishing to help out through gifts or service!

We are currently requesting volunteer help, but for the safety of all,  require that all volunteers adhere to the following conditions:

• All volunteers must sign-up using this form, and complete the waiver attached to each volunteer opportunity.
• Volunteers may not go off trail or past any area with caution tape
• Volunteers must not enter the sanctuary without a staff member present, and must exit immediately after the end of the workday
   

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

As many of you know, Blair Woods was severely impacted by the May 29th storm. Restoring the property will take hundreds of volunteer hours.  We are incredibly grateful for anyone wishing to help out through gifts or service!

We are currently requesting volunteer help, but for the safety of all,  require that all volunteers adhere to the following conditions:

• All volunteers must sign-up using this form, and complete the waiver attached to each volunteer opportunity.
• Volunteers may not go off trail or past any area with caution tape
• Volunteers must not enter the sanctuary without a staff member present, and must exit immediately after the end of the workday
   

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

As many of you know, Blair Woods was severely impacted by the May 29th storm. Restoring the property will take hundreds of volunteer hours.  We are incredibly grateful for anyone wishing to help out through gifts or service!

We are currently requesting volunteer help, but for the safety of all,  require that all volunteers adhere to the following conditions:

• All volunteers must sign-up using this form, and complete the waiver attached to each volunteer opportunity.
• Volunteers may not go off trail or past any area with caution tape
• Volunteers must not enter the sanctuary without a staff member present, and must exit immediately after the end of the workday
   

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

As many of you know, Blair Woods was severely impacted by the May 29th storm. Restoring the property will take hundreds of volunteer hours.  We are incredibly grateful for anyone wishing to help out through gifts or service!

We are currently requesting volunteer help, but for the safety of all,  require that all volunteers adhere to the following conditions:

• All volunteers must sign-up using this form, and complete the waiver attached to each volunteer opportunity.
• Volunteers may not go off trail or past any area with caution tape
• Volunteers must not enter the sanctuary without a staff member present, and must exit immediately after the end of the workday
   

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

As many of you know, Blair Woods was severely impacted by the May 29th storm. Restoring the property will take hundreds of volunteer hours.  We are incredibly grateful for anyone wishing to help out through gifts or service!

We are currently requesting volunteer help, but for the safety of all,  require that all volunteers adhere to the following conditions:

• All volunteers must sign-up using this form, and complete the waiver attached to each volunteer opportunity.
• Volunteers may not go off trail or past any area with caution tape
• Volunteers must not enter the sanctuary without a staff member present, and must exit immediately after the end of the workday
   

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

As many of you know, Blair Woods was severely impacted by the May 29th storm. Restoring the property will take hundreds of volunteer hours.  We are incredibly grateful for anyone wishing to help out through gifts or service!

We are currently requesting volunteer help, but for the safety of all,  require that all volunteers adhere to the following conditions:

• All volunteers must sign-up using this form, and complete the waiver attached to each volunteer opportunity.
• Volunteers may not go off trail or past any area with caution tape
• Volunteers must not enter the sanctuary without a staff member present, and must exit immediately after the end of the workday
   

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

As many of you know, Blair Woods was severely impacted by the May 29th storm. Restoring the property will take hundreds of volunteer hours.  We are incredibly grateful for anyone wishing to help out through gifts or service!

We are currently requesting volunteer help, but for the safety of all,  require that all volunteers adhere to the following conditions:

• All volunteers must sign-up using this form, and complete the waiver attached to each volunteer opportunity.
• Volunteers may not go off trail or past any area with caution tape
• Volunteers must not enter the sanctuary without a staff member present, and must exit immediately after the end of the workday
   

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

As many of you know, Blair Woods was severely impacted by the May 29th storm. Restoring the property will take hundreds of volunteer hours.  We are incredibly grateful for anyone wishing to help out through gifts or service!

We are currently requesting volunteer help, but for the safety of all,  require that all volunteers adhere to the following conditions:

• All volunteers must sign-up using this form, and complete the waiver attached to each volunteer opportunity.
• Volunteers may not go off trail or past any area with caution tape
• Volunteers must not enter the sanctuary without a staff member present, and must exit immediately after the end of the workday
   

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

As many of you know, Blair Woods was severely impacted by the May 29th storm. Restoring the property will take hundreds of volunteer hours.  We are incredibly grateful for anyone wishing to help out through gifts or service!

We are currently requesting volunteer help, but for the safety of all,  require that all volunteers adhere to the following conditions:

• All volunteers must sign-up using this form, and complete the waiver attached to each volunteer opportunity.
• Volunteers may not go off trail or past any area with caution tape
• Volunteers must not enter the sanctuary without a staff member present, and must exit immediately after the end of the workday
   

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

As many of you know, Blair Woods was severely impacted by the May 29th storm. Restoring the property will take hundreds of volunteer hours.  We are incredibly grateful for anyone wishing to help out through gifts or service!

We are currently requesting volunteer help, but for the safety of all,  require that all volunteers adhere to the following conditions:

• All volunteers must sign-up using this form, and complete the waiver attached to each volunteer opportunity.
• Volunteers may not go off trail or past any area with caution tape
• Volunteers must not enter the sanctuary without a staff member present, and must exit immediately after the end of the workday
   

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

As many of you know, Blair Woods was severely impacted by the May 29th storm. Restoring the property will take hundreds of volunteer hours.  We are incredibly grateful for anyone wishing to help out through gifts or service!

We are currently requesting volunteer help, but for the safety of all,  require that all volunteers adhere to the following conditions:

• All volunteers must sign-up using this form, and complete the waiver attached to each volunteer opportunity.
• Volunteers may not go off trail or past any area with caution tape
• Volunteers must not enter the sanctuary without a staff member present, and must exit immediately after the end of the workday
   

Blair Woods, Travis Audubon’s 10-acre urban sanctuary, needs your help. Your restoration efforts will make a tremendous difference in creating a biodiverse landscape.

Our trails and native plants are essential for educating students and visitors about Central Texas wildlife and conservation. Join us to keep Blair Woods wild and beautiful!

All equipment and training provided.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing to protect from insects and the elements. Hats, sunblock, and bug spray are your friends!
Please bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while volunteering.
Questions? Contact Kainoa Lee at kainoa@travisaudubon.org

Speakers Bureau
Speak to local clubs, organizations and libraries about Travis Audubon. Topics may include Bird of Austin Area, Backyard Birds, Gardening for Birds, Species specific talks, Migration or Where to go Birding in Austin.

Talks are typically 45 minutes with additional time for questions.

To learn more, visit our Community Outreach page.

Tabling Volunteer
As a Tabling Volunteer for Travis Audubon, you'll assist with setting up tables, facilitating activities, and engaging attendees by sharing information about our conservation efforts. Volunteers are required to stop by the office prior to the event to pick up supplies.

Rich Kostecke is requesting an Assistant Field Trip Leader to help with his Intro to Birds class.  If you are available for some, but not all, of the dates listed below, please don’t hesitate to reach out and let me know which dates work for you.

Field trip Dates

Saturday, April 4, 2026
Saturday, April 11, 2026
Sunday, April 19, 2026
Saturday, April 25, 2026

Committee Chair: Richard Deulofeut

The role of the Finance & Audit Committee is to provide financial oversight for the organization. Typical task areas include budgeting and financial planning, financial reporting, and the creation and monitoring of internal controls and accountability policies. In addition, this committee is responsible for the selection, oversight and driving the approval of the organization’s annual audit.

This Flock Party Friday is a free morning bird walk for birders of all experience levels. Volunteers will be expected to lead participants (maximum 25) through the park and help them spot birds. A Travis Audubon staff member will be at the event to help with the sign-in process and bring binoculars along.

This Flock Party Friday is a free morning bird walk for birders of all experience levels. Volunteers will be expected to lead participants (maximum 25) through the park and help them spot birds. A Travis Audubon staff member will be at the event to help with the sign-in process and bring binoculars along.

This Flock Party Friday is a free morning bird walk for birders of all experience levels. Volunteers will be expected to lead participants (maximum 25) through the park and help them spot birds. A Travis Audubon staff member will be at the event to help with the sign-in process and bring binoculars along.

This Flock Party Friday is a free morning bird walk for birders of all experience levels. Volunteers will be expected to lead participants (maximum 25) through the park and help them spot birds. A Travis Audubon staff member will be at the event to help with the sign-in process and bring binoculars along.

This Flock Party Friday is a free morning bird walk for birders of all experience levels. Volunteers will be expected to lead participants (maximum 25) through the park and help them spot birds. A Travis Audubon staff member will be at the event to help with the sign-in process and bring binoculars along.

This Flock Party Friday is a free morning bird walk for birders of all experience levels. Volunteers will be expected to lead participants (maximum 25) through the park and help them spot birds. A Travis Audubon staff member will be at the event to help with the sign-in process and bring binoculars along.

Committee Chair: Open

This committee oversees the organization's fundraising efforts and ensuring financial sustainability. This includes developing and implementing fundraising strategies, monitoring progress, and engaging board members in development activities. They also play a key role in cultivating relationships with donors and supporters, and ensuring that fundraising activities are well–resourced.

Starts at 9am - 1pm
Registration is not required for this event

Ecological Literacy Volunteer Day – Help maintain Hornsby Bend! Did you know that all the Hornsby Bend trails, habitat gardens, and kiosks were built and are maintained by volunteers? If you enjoy birding or walking along the Colorado River here, please join us in maintaining these amenities and supporting public access at Hornsby Bend.

o    Wear work clothes [long pants], hat for shade, and sturdy shoes; bring water and binoculars if interested in birds.

Starts at 9am - 1pm
Registration is not required for this event

Ecological Literacy Volunteer Day – Help maintain Hornsby Bend! Did you know that all the Hornsby Bend trails, habitat gardens, and kiosks were built and are maintained by volunteers? If you enjoy birding or walking along the Colorado River here, please join us in maintaining these amenities and supporting public access at Hornsby Bend.

o    Wear work clothes [long pants], hat for shade, and sturdy shoes; bring water and binoculars if interested in birds.

Starts at 9am - 1pm
Registration is not required for this event

Ecological Literacy Volunteer Day – Help maintain Hornsby Bend! Did you know that all the Hornsby Bend trails, habitat gardens, and kiosks were built and are maintained by volunteers? If you enjoy birding or walking along the Colorado River here, please join us in maintaining these amenities and supporting public access at Hornsby Bend.

o    Wear work clothes [long pants], hat for shade, and sturdy shoes; bring water and binoculars if interested in birds.

Starts at 9am - 1pm
Registration is not required for this event

Ecological Literacy Volunteer Day – Help maintain Hornsby Bend! Did you know that all the Hornsby Bend trails, habitat gardens, and kiosks were built and are maintained by volunteers? If you enjoy birding or walking along the Colorado River here, please join us in maintaining these amenities and supporting public access at Hornsby Bend.

o    Wear work clothes [long pants], hat for shade, and sturdy shoes; bring water and binoculars if interested in birds.

Distribute Lights Out Texas yard signs and talk to visitors about the importance of turning out lights for migrating birds.

Distribute Lights Out Texas yard signs and talk to visitors about the importance of turning out lights for migrating birds.

Distribute Lights Out Texas yard signs and talk to visitors about the importance of turning out lights for migrating birds.

Distribute Lights Out Texas yard signs and talk to visitors about the importance of turning out lights for migrating birds.

Distribute Lights Out Texas yard signs and talk to visitors about the importance of turning out lights for migrating birds.

I am looking for someone who can assist with this year's Master Birder Class zoom lessons. Classes will begin on 01/27/2026 and conclude on 3/31/2026. It is my plan to be at most of the meetings to get them started, but I would love a back-up, for days I cannot make it, as well as someone to stay through the whole session, monitoring the chat, etc. The schedule for this year's Master birder class can be found here: Master Birder Schedule

3rd Saturday of every month
Start time at 9am

Please wear long pants, and closed toe shoes and bring a bottle of water. There is a port-a-potty on the property.  Sun screen and insect repellent are recommended.

Contact Flo Rice (farice1@gmail.com) with any questions. 

Leaders who are comfortable leading a paid walk

1st Friday of every month

1st Friday of every month

1st Friday of every month

3rd Wednesday of the month

3rd Wednesday of the month

3rd Wednesday of the month

3rd Wednesday of the month

Sunday, April 26, 11 AM - 3 PM
Expect to arrive an hour early to set up the table.

Represent the Travis Audubon table at Families in Nature's Fall in Love with Nature event at McKinney Falls State Park. Talk to guests about the work that we do and upcoming events that they can join.

Saturday, April 18, 11 AM - 3 PM
Expect to arrive around 10 AM to set up the table

Talk to folks about our organization and show off our display for bird nests!

Travis Audubon relies on several vital committees to carry out our important work, with a focus on youth programs, advocacy, education, field trips, and specific projects like the Purple Martin and Chimney Swift initiatives. Volunteers are key to these efforts, attending committee meetings every other month, and have the option to take on more time-intensive tasks, allowing them to make an even greater impact on our mission.

Tabling event

Byron Stone is looking for a zoom assistant to help with his Advanced Sparrows class. The Zoom Assistant for a class is responsible for emailing the zoom link to class participants, logging on to the TAS Zoom account and getting the zoom meeting started, ensuring the class is recorded, and monitoring the chat. To see a list of all responsibilities, please click here: 

Virtual Class Assistant Duties list with Login Info

Virtual Lecture Dates:
Tuesday, February 3, 2026
Tuesday February 10, 2026
Tuesday, February 17, 2026
Tuesday, February 24, 2026
via Zoom
 

Class on May 19 and May 21

tentative class dates Mar 25, Apr 1, 8 and 15