Our volunteers lie at the core of the Butterfly Pavilion's operations. Their enthusiasm, friendliness and knowledge shape our visitors' experiences.
Consider volunteering if ...
- You are fascinated by the animals and plants we exhibit
- You believe in lifelong-learning
- You enjoy sharing your knowledge with others
- You can commit to helping foster awareness, appreciation and respect for the wonders of nature
We offer several levels of volunteer engagement to fit your needs.
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One-time,
4-hour commitment.
Great for groups, families or individuals! |
3-6 month commitment.
Minimum age 16. |
1-year commitment.
8 hours per month,
Minimum age 16. |
To help at a Public Event, please complete the Public Event Volunteer Form.
To get started helping on an on-going basis, we ask that you complete a New Volunteer Application.
We are particularly seeking volunteers interested in handling our animals and sharing them with our visitors as either a Classroom Educator or Tarantula Specialist!
Your volunteer effort at the Butterfly Pavilion supports our mission to educate the public about the need for environmental conservation.
Other benefits include:
- Appropriate training to get you started
- Flexible scheduling
- Support from experienced volunteers and staff
- Your own personal observations & interactions with our zoological collection
- Ongoing educational opportunities*
- Reduced cost for onsite classes*
- Recognition for your time and efforts
- Discounts at the Pavilion’s gift store*
- Free subscription to the Pavilion’s Quarterly Newsletter, Flutterings
- Opportunities to meet and work with people who share your interests
* Applicable only to volunteers meeting 8-hour per month commitment
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New Volunteer Application
Public Event Volunteer Form
Volunteer Schedule
Volunteer Login:
Active volunteers can LOGIN HERE to update your profile, schedule your volunteer time and more!

For more information, please call:
Kris Pohl, Volunteer Programs Coordinator
720-974-1868
volunteering@butterflies.org