Volunteer Programs in Florida, United States

The Marine Education Initiative is dedicated to educating the public on sustainable practices through hands-on programs in aquaponics, food security, and marine conservation. Volunteers should be passionate about environmental conservation, willing to work outdoors, and interested in education. Prior experience in aquaponics or education is a plus but not required. Volunteer roles available: Aquaponics System Maintenance Education Program Assistance Food Distribution Disaster Relief Aid Responsible Angling Workshops Join us at the Marine Education Initiative where your efforts directly contribute to nurturing and protecting the environment. Together, we can make a significant impact on our community and the planet.

The Marine Resources Council (MRC) offers an impactful volunteer program to protect and restore Florida’s Indian River Lagoon. Volunteers actively contribute to preserving this vital ecosystem, home to diverse marine life and a critical resource for local communities. Through hands-on opportunities, you will make meaningful contributions while learning about marine conservation from experts. This program is open to individuals passionate about environmental conservation. It is based in Florida and is accessible to anyone willing to help—no minimum academic requirements are needed. Volunteers engage in activities ranging from water quality monitoring to habitat restoration. Whether you are a student, professional, or retiree, your time and effort can make a measurable difference. The program is flexible, allowing participants to commit according to their schedules.