2024 Youth/School Programs Volunteer Field Trip Sign Up!
This form will allow you to sign up to volunteer with the Watershed Education Network on some of the youth education field trips this year.

This form will be updated as more events are add through the year!

Thank you for your interest in WEN's school programs! We reach a wide range of youth through various field trips with local schools. We teach pre-K up through high-school students, with other outings teaching college students and adult groups.

While prior teaching experience is helpful, it is not necessary! We will train you not only in what we are teaching the students, but also in how to best interact with them.

Once you fill out this sign up, we will follow up with an email with additional details.

Feel free to contact us with any questions, comments, or concerns at de@montanawatershed.org  stephie@montanawatershed.org and/or communications@montanawatershed.org.
You can also look at our updated website at https://www.montanawatershed.org/

Thank you, we look forward to being in the creek with you!
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Email *
First and Last Name *
Phone Number *
What is the best way for us to contact you? (Email, Phone call, Text, etc) *
Field Trips- Description of the class/field trips listed below
Willard Alternative High school School - 24 high school students, (grades 10-12); general river ecology and family science curriculum and activities testing. Willard is a relaxed and open to students learning in wide array of activities and their own 'quiet time' - sketching, writing, blogging, and journaling. Field trip is along the Clark Fork river, west of Boone and Crockett. Class is split in two groups to do water monitoring similar to Stream Team and nature journaling/Citizen Science Activities.

Zootown Homeshcool:  16 home schooled kids ages 5- high school are running with our Backyard Citizen Science program and doing things like air/water temp, velocity and bug explorations!

Sussex School: 1st and 2nd grade students and their teachers going nature walks, bird walks, air/water temp, velocity and more!

Loyola High school: High school students doing air/water temp, velocity, bugs and more!
What is your availability for these upcoming events? (This includes travel time from the WEN office)
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Avaliable
Avaliable for part of the time
Not Avaliable
Friday, December 6th 9:30-12- Sussex In class water cycle
December 10th 12:30-3: Zootown Homeschool
If you responded above that you are available for part of a field trip, please describe the details of that day's availability. (Please also indicate which day you are talking about).
Have you volunteered with WEN before? *
If you have volunteered with us, how many days and in what year(s) did you work with us? What projects/events/activities did you participate with?
How did you hear about WEN? *
What kinds of activities do you do that keep you interested/curious about creeks and rivers? (Ex: (artwork, poetry, journaling, data collection, photos/video, fishing, birding, hunting, boating, paddling, rafting, tubing, hiking, x-country skiing, etc)
What experience do you have working with youth (what kinds of activities), and what grades/ages have you worked with? *
What is your wader/shoe size? (Please indicate if that is in men's/women's and if you have your own!)- May not be needed for all trips but useful just in case!
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Your Role on a Field trip!
You would be acting in an assistant or educator role, depending on your comfort level and experienced. We completely train you on what the activities are for the day/class. You would also mostly shadow for your first outing with us, to get a feel for what field trips are like. Field trips are pretty relaxed events, where one of your biggest jobs is actually making sure that the students are staying safe. Activities usually parallel the Stream Team protocols, where students rotate through stations. Bugs and velocity are usually the main events, tailored to the age of the students.

While prior experience is helpful, this is a great way to get experience working with kids of all ages and experience levels. We will train you as we go, and we will make sure you feel prepared for everything we are doing!

If you have questions, please feel free to email us at any point, and we would gladly talk you through things, and answer anything you are wondering about!
What is your comfort level for working with different grades/ages of youth?
1 (Would not want to work with)
2
3 (Would work with if needed)
4
5 (Really enjoy working with)
Pre-K – 2nd grade: (3yrs to 7 yrs old)
3-5th grade: (8yrs -10 yrs old)
6th-8th grade (middle school: 11yrs – 13 yrs old)
9th-12th grade (high school: 14 yrs – 18yrs old)
College Students
Other Adults
What is your general availability?
1 Not Avaliable
2
3 Might be avaliable
4
5 Avaliable
Weekdays 9-noon
Weekdays noon-3:30pm
Weekdays 3-5:30 pm
Weekends 10 am-4 pm
Other weekday times
Other weekend times
Please describe any other availability you might have.
Please make sure to also fill out our general volunteer application. This helps us to know a bit more about you and what programs would be the best fit for you!
Questions, comments, and/or concerns about days/times/details? Please let us know here and we will get back to you!
Thank you for signing up, we look forward to seeing you in the field!
A copy of your responses will be emailed to the address you provided.
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