Preserving and enhancing Calgary's pathway system and river valley for recreation and environmental stewardship.
To protect, enhance, and expand Calgary's pathway system and river valley through conservation, education, and community engagement.
16+ for most roles, 18+ for equipment operation
3 months minimum, 4-6 hours per week
Environmental stewardship and safety training, 8-10 hours
Required for youth program roles; organization covers cost
1 piece of government photo ID, safety waiver
Encouraged for conservation projects and community events
Application → orientation → training → project assignment
Seasonal demand — higher in spring and summer
Help maintain and improve Calgary's extensive pathway system.
Weekdays and weekends, 4-6 hour shifts
Minimum 4 hours per week
Physical fitness, outdoor work comfort, basic tool use
Lead educational programs about river valley ecology and conservation.
Weekdays and some weekends, 2-3 hour sessions
Minimum 6 hours per month
Environmental knowledge, teaching experience, public speaking skills
Promote environmental stewardship and pathway conservation in the community.
Various times including evenings and weekends
Minimum 4 hours per month
Environmental passion, communication skills, community connections
Assist with habitat restoration and wildlife monitoring projects.
Weekdays and weekends, weather-dependent
Minimum 6 hours per month
Interest in wildlife, physical ability, attention to detail
Help organize and execute community events and fundraising activities.
Event-based scheduling, some evenings and weekends
Minimum 8 hours per event
Event planning experience, organizational skills, teamwork