March Volunteer Positions & Opportunities: Adopt-A-Park is back, plus Spring Volunteer Training has begun!

Volunteer Positions & Upcoming Opportunities

Volunteer opportunities and training sessions abound in the springtime at MetroParks. Take a look to see how you can continue to support your Five Rivers MetroParks this season. 

See something that interests you, but have questions? Contact volunteer.services@metroparks.org or call #937-275-7275 and as to speak with a Volunteer Coordinator. 

Looking for opportunities where we need the most help right now? View our high-priority volunteer opportunities here, or whenever you see this symbol below.

Ambassador

Ambassador Volunteers share their enthusiasm for Five Rivers MetroParks with diverse audiences in our parks and at outreach booths, programs, and events throughout the Miami Valley. Ambassadors are of the first friendly faces a visitor sees welcoming them to the park and can be counted on to share helpful information and answer a variety of questions.

As a Visitor Center Ambassador, Steve Belew ensures he has all the activities for the park and the latest map available to share with our visitors at Cox Arboretum MetroPark. 

MetroParks Visitor Center Ambassador

Calling outgoing MetroParks enthusiasts! Five Rivers MetroParks is getting ready for our busy season and that includes training for our knowledgeable and helpful Visitor Center Ambassadors. These volunteers help enhance the visitor experience by providing needed to support to our visitors at our two visitor centers at Carriage Hill MetroPark and Cox Arboretum MetroPark. They direct visitors around the parks, share upcoming programs and events, answer questions and offer a friendly face to visitors young and old. If you are interested in becoming a Visitor Center Ambassador, RSVP to one of our upcoming in-person trainings.

Learn more and RSVP by clicking the green RSVP button below.