Field Operations

Join our weekend planting and cleanup crews

All gloves, tools, saplings, and safety gear are provided on-site by our field coordinators across Vancouver and Toronto chapters.

120+

Annual field days

4,500

Native saplings planted

100%

Tools and training provided

Open Positions

Choose your field track

Flexible weekend shifts open to all experience levels with high school volunteer hours fully certified.

Weekend Planter

Stream Cleanup Lead

School Workshop Assistant

Work alongside experienced ecologists to establish native saplings and restore municipal biodiversity corridors.

Coordinate community teams removing debris from urban watersheds and logging riparian health metrics.

Support hands-on ecological literacy sessions and garden bed builds in local community schools.

Field Notes

What to expect on site

We operate in all standard outdoor weather conditions, rescheduling only for severe municipal alerts. Every shift begins with a brief safety and tool-handling orientation led by certified regional coordinators.

Students receive formal documentation for high school community service hours upon shift completion. Dress in sturdy footwear and clothes suitable for outdoor field work; everything else is supplied.

Register

Sign up for an upcoming shift

Select your preferred chapter and role below. Our field coordinators will respond with exact meeting locations and schedule details within two business days.