(Photo: Courtesy Tethys Research Institute)

By purchasing the Green Volunteers Guide (please see Ordering the Guide) you can become part of the Green Volunteers Network  and receive a user ID and  password to access the Green Volunteers Network Pages (see below). These pages update project  information and a growing list of projects that have come in since the current edition of the guide was printed. You can also join the Green Volunteers e-mail newsletter, free and non-expiring, featuring frequent volunteering opportunities, internships and occasional job postings in wildlife conservation. In total you will have accesss to about 500 projects (over 200 in the guide + 300 posted in the e-mail newsletter, most of which are still operating).

Join the Green Volunteers e-mail newsletter, free and non-expiring, to keep you  constantly updated on new projects. The newsletter circulates frequent volunteering opportunities, internships and  job postings in conservation work.

View new projects looking for volunteers that have come after the publication of the last edition of the guide.  You can update your guide, at no cost, for many years.

Verify if contact information (i.e., address, e-mail, fax and phone numbers) of projects and organizations listed in the Green Volunteers Guide has changed or if websites have been created or discover if projects have been cancelled.

You can also contribute to the Green Volunteers Network regardless of whether you purchase the guide or not.  If you have comments on projects you have worked for, information about changes in projects or if you want to submit new projects to be published in the Green Volunteers Guide or listed in the Green Volunteers Network pages send us a message (please see contact info). We will be glad to consider your proposal.