Are you passionate about the environment? Do you enjoy working with children and adults? If you are a people person and aren't squeamish around sea creatures, then consider joining the team of volunteers helping to inspire environmental stewardship among the 50,000 guests that visit Florida Oceanographic Coastal Center each year. Initial training will help you get started, additional training opportunities are available and independent study is encouraged. Shifts range from 3.5 - 4 hours per week and volunteers must make a minimum commitment of 4 consecutive months. To learn more about the Exhibit Guide position or other volunteer opportunities at Florida Oceanographic visit our website: http://www.floridaocean.org/p/24/volunteer or contact Megan Roberts at 772-225-0505 x106.

Program presenters are exhibit guides who specialize in delivering one or more of the daily programs that take place at the Coastal Center. They have the ability to captivate an audience with roughly scripted information and are extremely knowledgeable about their specific subject. Daily programs include the Rays on the Reef Presentation, Game Fish Lagoon Presentation, Sea Turtle Presentation and the Guided Nature Walk. To learn more about the Exhibit Guide position or other volunteer opportunities at Florida Oceanographic visit our website: http://www.floridaocean.org/p/24/volunteer or contact Megan Roberts at 772-225-0505 x106.

We are always looking for volunteers and we have numerous opportunities. I encourage you to visit our website at www.floridaocean.org and click on “get involved” then follow the path to volunteer. On our website you can review some of our volunteer position job descriptions and complete a volunteer application. We also have project specific volunteer opportunities that arise periodically. These only require a few hours of your time, start to finish. These projects are usually scheduled for Friday or Saturday mornings and can be found on our “events” page listed on the calendar.