Do you love native plants and being involved in your community? Then drop by the Buena Vista Boulevard Garden and lend a hand! This community-nurtured garden strives to create a space full of native and edible plants that everyone can enjoy. There are always tasks that need to be completed and anyone is welcome to volunteer, from those with no experience to master gardeners.

For the most up to date information or to be added to the mailing list, visit the Buena Vista Community Association website.

Help to preserve and enhance the beautiful Meewasin Valley! By volunteering with the Meewasin Valley Authority, you'll have the chance to make a real difference in your community. Help protect our natural landscapes, support local wildlife, and participate in exciting conservation projects. Whether you're passionate about the environment, love the outdoors, or just want to give back, there's a place for you in our team. Come share your skills, meet like-minded people, and be a part of something truly special. Volunteer today and help keep Meewasin Valley a vibrant, thriving space for everyone! Check out their volunteer schedule and lend a hand!

The Ability Hub is dedicated to building a community where every individual regardless of ability, disability, or health condition has the opportunity to thrive. Check out their volunteer page for more information and to sign up to help!

We are looking for a master gardener to help our school with…

• Assisting with preparing our garden to be planted.
• Assisting with planting our raised garden beds with students during the school day during the third week of May.
• Sharing garden knowledge with students about various plants and how to plant seeds.
• Tending to the garden in June while school is still on, by weeding, and thinning, staking.
• Potentially tending to the garden once or twice a week for 3 hours during the summer months. This would involve watering, harvesting and giving produce to community members.

This position is flexible and might/could involve more than one person if more are interested.

Contact: Shelly Fedrau Community Coordinator at W.P. Bate Community School

Email: fedrauS@spsd.sk.ca or kurpjuweity@spsd.sk.ca

Wild about Saskatoon advocates for civic and provincial policies and actions that support the health of local ecosystems in this time of ecological crisis. We take a stand for the protection, connection and enhancement of natural areas as the basis of health for people and All Our Relations. We encourage everyone to express their love for Nature by speaking up.

If you're passionate about connecting people of all ages to nature in Saskatoon then consider volunteering with Wild about Saskatoon. There are multiple ways you can volunteer:

• Join a committee to help plan projects
• Become a social media champion and help spread the word about the organization
• Join the odd job squad to help complete miscellaneous tasks

Check out their volunteer page for more information and to get involved!

Are you passionate about horticulture?  Do want every community in Saskatchewan to be a great place to live?  Are you comfortable meeting with community representatives and sharing your knowledge and ideas while enjoying the fun of travelling across Saskatchewan?  If you have said YES, then you might be a perfect volunteer for the Communities in Bloom Program. We need Volunteer judges to visit participating communities in July and August each year to evaluate the community’s success in enhancing their aesthetics, promoting civic pride and participation, and developing environmental awareness and stewardship. Join us in continuing to make Saskatchewan communities exceptional places to live, work and play. Contact Andrew Exelby, Parks and Open Space Consultant, Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association at aexelby@spra.sk.ca or 306.780.9262.